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' ttet 'theist are 1,567 walled cities in China
where there is neither foreign nor Chin-
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[ERNEL.S FROM THE SANCTUM MILL
Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges.
The desired haven ie nct readied by 1 In 1870 the population of Manitoba.
ibefore the Was 1"t.CCO; today it is 406,0(0,
Bunting orange peel will dissipate the
odor of tobaeeo smoke in a roar,
The oldest known English picture
the pine tree has finally
its rated and
heensuot.essfully'is one of Chewier, painted on a panel
etaliogwind,
?t Ie litho never Friel a harsh word of
aniyone failed its iris duty to everyone.
The essential lung -healing principal of
lea red refined into a perfeos in 1380.
cough modicum -Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup. Sold by all dealers on a
guarantee of satisfaction. Price 23
teats.
Doan's Kidney Pills act on the kid
net's, bladder and urinary organs only.
They eurebackaches, week back, rheum-
nilersoll win atone Ant yew Car- atism, diabeteh, congestion, infiamatiQn,
ategie's offer of $10,000 for a library, t gras disease and all other
vel, Bright
1 diseases arising from wrong action of the
kidueyt and bladder
Ontarin snow has seven Nast furuaees
With a capacity of 1,300 tons of pig iron
daily.
C7 , 'a, ei "X' Cs :fit. X .4%.. .
Bears the The IOnd You Have Always Boat
13iguatare
When a elan kegins to make a fool
himself lee is apt to work overtime.
A rabbit dces not consider bis le
,Q� •
J
hind fcot lucky when it is cauht intrap,
of
ft
a
pl'8 StGkia's output Of coal last year
. f, 720,000 tome,
Quebeo's outptiii of copper last year
was 30,000 tons, std of mica 550,000
pounds.
4k kooplub cough Curet,
14Cre. Henry M Edmonds, Allen Park,
Ont , writes: "'We think a ;,seat deal
of Dr. OLaae's Syrup of Linseed and
'Turpentine as a cure for whooping
cough, My children were very bad with
this annoying disease. This medicine
relieved attaoks of bard coughing and
made a cora pieta cure." This treat-
ment is &so et inestimable value in cur-
ing creep, bxQuthiue end sevtre chest
001ds.
Tine revival of the waltz is aimed at
by the International Deuce Congress at
.Berlin,,
SPItUtto rrrinteanieTX.
As a. spring medioince Burdock Blood
Bitters has no equal. It tones up the
uybtem and removes all impurities from
the blood, and takes away that tired,
weary feeling so prevalent in the spring.
Canada's output of minerals last year
Mailed $66,102,000, an increase of seven
millions over 19C6.
Port Stanley hotelkeepere were as-
sessed $244 90 for infraotion of the
license act on July 12 and 13.
OR. A. W. CHASE'S Q
CATARRH CURE ..r C:
is sept direct to the diseased
parts by the Improved Blower.
Heals the elms, clears the air
passages, stops droppings in the
throat and petmanantly cures
Catarrh Fever. Blower
free. All dealer ora ay
r. A. W. Chase
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.
Five alleged Black Hands escaped
from jail at Panic, finding the door
unguarded.
..fr. Kyte and two children were
poisoned at Tilsonburg by drinking
buttermilk that had stood in a tin
vessel.
Soothing and healing.
As a means of soothing the inflamma-
tion and healing the raw sores of eczema
and salt therm it is c:ffcult to imagine
anything so wonderfully effective as
Dr. Chase's, Ointment, Relief from the
distressing itching antes almost immed-
iately the ulcera heal and gradually a
sew veleety skin is formed. There is
no treatment se tffective in Caring chit•
Mains.
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Contrary to the prevailing opinion
there are more persons injured in
boarding the street oars in New Yoik
City than in alighting from.
mnsltrat is said to have holed
holes which resulted in a destructive
flood near Lewiston, III. Damages of
1St OCfa are claimed sgeinet the lead
Y�
OXIGNITO
THE GREATEST
BLOOD PURifIER
IN TILe WORLD.
1. Card brain food.
2. Erases the functions of the liver.
3. Promotes a sound and quiet sleep.
4. Dtsinr"ecis the mouth.
5. Neutralizes the surplus acids of the
stomach.
6. Paralyze. hemorrhoidal disturbances.
7. Helps the secretion of the Lidncys.
& Prcvetta caLu;u;: eA:arettuns,
9.:,viatcs indigestion.
10. f!:
preventativealtVZ against t se
as tr
of
the throat.
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Restates all nervous cre.gy and re,
vive,the natural fovea
THE OXYGENATOR CO.
12 Harbord Street, Toronto, Ont.
MOLD BY ALL D1tUGOISTS,
wag enten,Ws' aFoi:IT ,
Laxa-Liver Pills are the ladies' favori
medioine. They cure Constipation, Sic
Headache, Biliousness, and DyspeP
without griping, purging or sickening.
Maio isn't necessarily fragment&;
because it comes in pieces.
.Any rear may snake his mark<in th
world, but it isn't always a mark o
esteem.
There are ten negro banks in Mis
sissippi and they have organized
State Beakers' Aesooiatiou of their own
A ten -year-old child uamed Roger
was attacked by a horse at Sweaburg
bitters in the face and diefignred fo
ife.
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It takes about 2,000,000 cords of wood
a year to make the newspapers that
g;, through the presses of New York
City,
Capital invested in Canadian fact
tortes is $534,000,000, a gain of 88 per
cent. in five years, Factory workers
increased 13 pet cent. and wages paid
43 per cent.
The total number of producing com-
panies engaged in the mining, metal-
lurgical and allied industries in On-
tario is 721•
The new oil and gas fields near Til-
bury are producing now more oil from
abcnt 250 wells than the ad Petrolea
fields from 6,100 wells.
Vice -President William Whyte of the
C. P, R. says the western wheat crop
will require twenty-five thousand extra
harvesters this year, and the men will It's not the question of Hyomei hav-
be paid two er three dol'ars a da ing cured sine erre else bet will it
• y with reach your own particular case. If its
board, cold in the head. Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Lator department statistics show that Pneumonia, Croup or any affection of
during last mettle there were of fatal the breathing organs and the
, if
_ =�•� says yes, af.a will refund the money if
industrial accidents to individual Cana. it fails. No other preparation for the
dian work people. In railway work,.28 same purposes can suseet auCly do this,
were killed, and 32 irjneed during the isedifferent irrccin anything else.
txeatment
month. You simply breathe and inhale its
Mr. W. A. Black, manager of the medication nn dry air form which des -
Ogilvie Millis Cern an snakes an bre thins e a Nasal
life that
e causes oppressed
8 F y, b� Nasal Ca a-rfi 1 „rout lrrita-
estimate of 1 0,CC0,000 bushels of wheat; tion and Lang Troubles, It brings to
for the Canadian West this season. He air they wenld get in sththe ePib
l and eenhashas returned from special trip Of
inspection, ; lyptuh forests. The air that stamps cut
Bronchial troubles.
Last year Brazil Bei ded over 20,000,.The prince rf entertainers Marshal P.
OCO jute bags to hold the year's coffee Wader says' Hycmi is easy to use, and
swift eltodscurs,t It
lueinsuress sou against coughs
prccucticn. Each tag costs the shin- ; and G. Igpure air
pers a trifle over :S cents, The bus/tees kills the gerl of disease. It helps thande
of making ceiree bags thus amounted voice,
Inst year to nearly 34,(00,(00, Hycmei complete outfit, 41 t0,
!Rosy Cheeks
Thi
Ambitun llf. Every Woman
Hollow cheeks wftll dark lines, sal-
low complexion -'•-how a woman hates
then.
But rosy cheeks, clear skin, bright
eyes -•give theca to a woman and she
Its happy.
;;n the blood le found the first sign
of trouble.
. It growe thin and atr
' fades and increa n palloreauxd tsallowr
Bess give the outward evidence of e0e
ebauge within.
Soon the nerves weaken, the heart
eawily tire, and palpitates, etreegth
declines.
The delicate mechauistn of the wo
manly rnuotiona is interfered with, and
pleasures, activities aztd event duties
are loaded down with the burden of
declining health. d
Why is it that wcnien neglect the
first warnings?
Usually she waits till she is ready to
drip -often then its too late.
These conditions are easily cheeked,
easily cured at the beginning, -but
even when long established Ferrtzene
will remove the cause and cure the
trouble.
Frrrozono's action Bids the three
1?tirerpal functions of the body- dirges•
tion, aesiruilation, Obeli/Aaiun.
By strergthening digebticin it forme
an abundance of rich, red blood -this
gives good color.
By perfect eissimilatiQn, Fe:rezone
supplies nutrition -ibis gives strength,
Vim. stability.
Elimination is stewed because Fere
revue quietens the actioras of the
liver, kidneys aad bowels -this guar.
autees tile- ma ntynam,te 9f vigorous
health,
Pane t ,
zoneou
road --the one that leads to health.
right
Not a man, woman or child needing
blood, vigor, endurance -not a person
who is weak, nervous or sickly, not a
perean in ill•healtb who won't receive
immediate help from Ferrczone.
As a tonic andrestorative, as a
health -bringer and body-builder, Ferr•
mine is unrivalled. It carve because
it feeds and nourishes, because it con-
tains the elements that build up and
strengthen. Try it yeureesf-sold
everywhere in 50,3 bcxes.
Landlady-' I believe in letting coffee
bail for thirty minntes. That's the
only way to get the Realness cut of it."
New Boarder (turning away and leaving
hist -"Yen have succeeded admirably,
ruedam,"
Thomas Macre, eche, cad raided in
Go dbricn the p',<et Three years, paesed
away Fnitley, July 17th aged 75 years
anad 8 months, He bad been ill for
some time and the end was not un-
expected. The deceased %rined in
Tnckersmith, near (limon, for many
years, but sold the property some
years ago and retired to Clinton, fin-
ally coming to Goderieh, He never
married and leaves two brothers, John
and George, at Kinloss.
"SHOW ME" PROOF
That is what Hyomei will do in all
Fornes of Catarrh and Troubles
of the Breathing Organs
CASTOR Y I :am Philip Mite,he3I, of Moult Clem•
setts, , while nsa::', tried to burn
t For Infants and Children, her isuebawl lend herself by satun tlrg
The Kind You Have Always i� 'ate ,ar lens i -o bei v:
th x�ernnsband."er :eight rob ,; o' s eit on fire.
Tee :tan st ot'hcre,t the flames, One not
J till ;.Lis wife wee badly i
,- - { awned,
Bears the
5.4gneture ci
Chairman wfabss of the Iaaitttpy
Cenettliee°on, in d . x.irsing a Grand
Trask Pacific app-lca'tioa to to 0 spur
titre en a street in Winap,Fg, said the
rights of n:nnicipa,iti,n to contra t etr
own highways would we prote ted.
'``conk nen who o have'xo sca2_rn for,
the welfare of their en:Yloyere have not
encugh concern in regard to their own
affairs to suite their cwn lite a eaceese.
A clerk, behind either the counter 0r
the desk, ts do:y cf value to ids em -1
ployer 'seen ho exerxa l;iniseif :a
bells:f of that employer, and tae
aaeasr.re of hie weertion 1s Lis value,
Therefore, the more a youzo:axe ;roes
for hie employer- direetly, the ' :more
he is doing for himeeif iuiiiractly, I;y ;
honest carte in eio:n e all a3 can, tin*
young man. not cnly hateraeg emitted,
t higher t
wages,
6 but he is ,at the sense
time act tairin , • .
, g merit I'navr e e'o and :
skill, winch shall St him the getter to i
carry an b:winces en his even aecouat
When opp rtunity se ere. Iu gays to
bei coneetned about your er.ployor's
business; it elees i;ct way to ba tineaxt•
SUFFEIED FE1 HEART
awl NERVE TO j LES FOR
the AST TEN YEARS.
The independent telephone movement
continues to spread thronghout the pro-
vince. Autong the charters nnnonrioed
in the Ontario Gazette is one rncorper.
acing the btinto Rural Telephone Conn
parry, Limited, which, will oarry on
bustnees in the township of Nieto. The
company will have its headquarters at
FIrtrriston, and bas an aathQrized oapi
tal of $10,000.
A young than was being examined
by a life insurance einem' as to his
fancily record. Among the questions
the following wee silted --"Of what
did your grandfather die? ' The ap-
pii0iant hesitated a few minutss, and
then stammered out--"I-I'm not etre
but I thinly he died in infancy,"
A story is told of a Soattish minister
who arrived at the with without the
mannecript of his sermon. Ile could
not preach without it, but it lay in bis
manse a mile away when the time bad
come for him to mount into the pulpit.
Sere was a poser, only to be solved by
giving out the 119th Psalm. While the
congregation were singing it, off to his
manse for the at•rmon galloped the min-
ister, and with equal celerity galloped
bask. Wbeu be returned the congre.
nation were still at it, aril he asked the
clerk, with stiles trepidation, how they
were getting on. "Oh, sir," was the
answer, „they've got to the end of the
eighty-fourth verse, an' they're Last
Cheepin' like wee mice."
Cee woman asserts that sbo has dis-
covered ' just bow to tell about furP,,'
It `
ie5
w xth
while a e kn win
o
g the secret,
even if yen never make use of it.
"Doable the thin over," she says, "with
the fur cutwerd and lock through the
ridge of overhair toward bright sunlight.
The tips of the cvexhair in both nature
and 'ehaded'skins are darker than the
lower part of the hair, so, locking at it
in that way, you perceive a high-water
mark half way between hide and tip,
w here the color suddenly darkens. Now,
in the artificially 'shaded' skins this
high-water mark is an abeolnte straight
Iite, int itt the natural elfin it is broker,
by cnrvee.
nee
.flow's pais?
We offer One Hundred Dollen Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the Iast 15 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transaotious, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. Welding, Kinnan &
Marvin, wholesale drnggiets, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nails, acting directly upon the blood and
raucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price, 75c per bottle.
Sold at all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa.
tion.
The following recipe, which will be
welcomed by housekeepers, is said by
a waiter in the New York Times to
be invaluable as a remedy for carpet
bugs and Buffalo moths: -One ounce
of alum, one ounce of chloride of zinc,
three ounces of salt, mix with two
quarts of water and let stand over night
in a covered vessel. In the morning
pour carefully into another vessel so as
to leave sediment behind. Dilute this
with two quarts of water and apply by
sprinkling the edges of the carpet for a
distance of one foot from the wall,
This is all that is necessary. The bugs
will leave anything that is sprinkled
with this solution, and it does notenjure
the texture or the color.
Another of the pioneers to whom the
ootentry and the preeent generation
owes so much passed away last Thurs-
day night, July 16th, at the home of
her son Robert Quaid, Dunlop, Colborne
township, in the person of Agnes Mc -
relict of the late Andrew Quaid.
The deceased lacked only a few days
of being ninety-six years of age. Both
she and her partner-in•life, who pre-
deceased her by about thirty years were
natives of Ireland. They came to Can.
ads sixty-seven years ago and -settled in
:New Brunswick, where one of their
sons William still resides at Bailie. In
15:I the family Caine to this district
and settled in the Township of Col•
boruo.
:;carnthe ,The Kid 110 Haie Always Baughl
signature
cf
Rcrldexits of Listowel Will well re-
member Mrs. Soper and her lusty fas
fly cf boys and girls who lived in
its Tremain settlement in the early
aye. To those who are now more
hare middle aged she seemed an old
ontan when they were children, and
1 late years few have realized that
he Was still alive, She is certainly
veritable Iink to the times and con.
loons that are gone by. Her bus.
and, William Soper, who was about
the first permanent resident of Wallace
township, wax Blore of a hunter than
a farmer, and hits young family were
f9asted on many a haunt& of venison
and many y a string of trout then abound.
d
in
in forest pleat and streahi, Ile died
forty-five years ago. Tho widow and
family lived many years in Listowel.
Of tato she has been with the children
at Trout Crtcek, Ont. She passed a
long life of arduous toil and kept it up
almost to the titno of her death,
Jny I;llh,
' If ti* re r., nerve Jer ; eemeait of any d
0
s
A
kind, it is bound to produce all the
varii,tta phenomena. of hoar& .lerange.
lien;;. In
HEART Al'J43 lidZ,FtVE
PILLS
is eembinssrl i t ne:it that will dare nil b
toilet 4 ra'rvu : tll. C.^Lr3, ... w
net t lw t the /wart it.,elt,
Mrs. John Riley, Dour, Ont., ;,rites:
"I 'teats been a greet enfterer front
heart and ;+terve trout,le ; motor the past
ten es an -i. After tryit:g many remedies,
nnd in
,
C,, ,r l„ for two oetr,3 wilt ern t
to t t
benefit, , I dccrt,ed to Bice 'tMii-
lrurxt l lIc in am 'very Pi1L ti trial.
I art thankful to taw tett, after using
z ins ',,. 1 ant <ntirely cured and would
r< ter i:,i,nd them to all t,ufiercr.,,"
I'x'i,' •"s() cents per boa tr 3 1n,xea for
$1.20, at all dealers, or mailed direct
en r-veil,t s,£ price layhe T. 3iilLuila
too., I,imtei!y 'reroutes. . .
>i,�n. r. „v �.►
The *sterna from Temente University
for the year thow a remarkable iuerease
In the number of students attending -
There were in attendance this year
3,345 students. This ie ate Worease of
1,000 in two years, and 2,000 more than
attended ten years ago. Of those that
attended this year 1,774 were in the
faonity of arts; 754 in the faculty o
xnedioine; 734 is applted science; 211
in tees tenuity of education ; 78 in house-
hold eciencp and 8 in forestry,
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health Saving Explained by a Wing
ham Qittzen 4vho Knows From
Experience,
Many Winghatu people" take their
lives in their bands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help,
Sick kidneys are responsible for a
great amount of buffering and til health.
The t eeson we many use Booth's
Kidney Pills is their quick relief for a&I
KWidneyinghaen wo.enktizdn sneea, s: , dere is what a
e_
R. Leary, of Diinnfe St., Wale,Wingham,
Out., saysWale,baok had been weal:
and tender and a severe, grinding pain
would patch me across the kidney region
if I would etoop over or lift anything.
The kidney secretions had become un-
minalIy irregular and frequent and the
urine was highly colored and filled with
brick dust sediment. I bad tried sever -
different kidney remedies but had
fouled none of them to benefit me, I
learned of Booth's Kidney Ptils thrcu,;h
an advertisement and procuring a box
at Mr. MoKibbon's Pharmacy I com-
menced their use. I was soon con-
vinced, however of their wonderful
curative merits. My baok soon had
strengthened and the pains and tender.
nese had left it. The kidney secretions
were reduced to normal and the urine
oleared. Booth's Kidney Pills are a
fine and reliable remedy and I wit':
always recommend them,"
Sold
TheR. T, Boothe?rite
Co., Ltd.,
50 cents.
Out., Sole Canadian .Agents.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF FAILURE.
(Wall Street Journal.)
Dr. Walton leas introduced a book
on "Why Worry," with the following
words from Chwaug TeZe.
"The legs of the stork are long;
the logs of the duck sre short; you can-
not make the legs of the stork short,
neither oats you make the Iegs of the
dtiok long. Why worry?
In other words, why worry about
things which cannot be helped? Take
life as it comes and make the best of
it. There is no use complaining or
worrying because one is long and can-
not make himself short, or is abort and
cannot make himself long, or has brains
without health, or has health without
brains, or is born rioh without the ad-
vantages of self -development, or is born
poor without the opportunity of wealth.
Professor Laughlin has defined So.
cialisni as the physiology of failure."
It might also be defined as the phil-
osophy of worrying, Socialism is a
protest against inequalities that cannot
be helped, Men are born with wide
differences, physical, mental and moral,
and it is impossible by any process of
law or any system of economies to re-
move those differences. Even equality
of possession is impossible because of
the inherent inequalities of the mind,
the temper and ambition of man. The
Socialist complains of these inequalities
and is constantly inciting the people to
worry about their Iack of this thing or
that thing, hoping that this worrying
may finally lead to a political revota-
tion,
CURES
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, ininSmh,
Cholera,, Cholera Morbtle Chol-
era ol-
era Infantu, Sea Sickness,
Summer Complaint, and .all
Fluxes of the Bowels.
rt has been on the market for 63 years.
Its effects are marvelons, It acts like a
chalet. Relief is almost instantaneous.
Ask your druggist for it, Take no other,
Substitutes are Dangerous.
The genuine is manufactured by Pitt; ;r,
:mese , co..t'ammo, Toronto, Ont.
1'riee 35 cents.
COi1PLE Or DOSES Cellla.
Mrs, \'V, ,1. Wittiest, Tessier, Sade., tells
of her experience itt the following words: -
"1 I lii tyle t
ir
t lI,
ruof
3 the •
od
a I
have
efnurl i1 l)r, 10uler,sIxtrACt
of
Wild
8tttitvberry. Last summer my little girl,
aged two years, was taken ill with 8utn-
ner Complaint, and as my mother always
rept Dr, b'owle'rs in the house when T
was a child, 1;yeenretl to follow her exam-
ple no I always have it atgn. I at once
vmy
e;as licwag
atonce relivdand after a cod uple of
doses were taken was completely cured."
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
I.O.O. F. EXCURSION
Saturday, 4uust 8
Minerva F.ncampment, No. 47, Z. 0. 0. F., Wing -ham, have -
completed ;,lrrai •ements with the Grand' Trunk
Railway System to, run a big Excursion to
A
IA
Via HYDE PARK
From the following places, on Saturday, August 8th, 1908,
returning Monday, Aug, loth, at the following ,low fares :
MACH TI9tI;
FARE
I'LSCE !PIMP,
ICincardiiie 5.40 -i ar. R2.3() Eelgr:Ere, 5 $1.05x'.
Ripey
5.55 `, `,0 Blyth O:'i4 n, rI. 0
Luck/low r.,S 1.0
(i.10 v,05 l,andt'�iroi't' 7.7.16 I,60
i10
Whitechurch ..,... 6,23 2,00 Clinton 7,50 )
Winghnm 6.10 0 Brp',e �ld... .......... 8.1`2 1,35
Kipp
t1`3,23 1.35
CHILDREN over .5 and under 12 years - HALF FARE
notarising, Special '.train will leave Sarnia on Monday, Aug. 10, zit 10 pan.
Arrangements have also been made with the White Star -
L ire to convey passengers from Sarnia to
DET
per magnificent Steamer "Tashmoo," on' Saturday leaving -
Sarnia at 4 50 p.m., at the loty return fare of 75 cents.
Tickets good returning on any White Star Line boat up to and -
including 2.30 p, m. on Monday, August 1o, This wil'I afford
an excellent outing and an opportunity for excursionists to •
spend Sunday in Detroit.
Everyone Gonne and Enjoy a Pleasant Outing
COMMITTEE :
H. 13. ELLIOTT, J. AV., DODD,
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etea If a man can write a better book, preach a better sermon *; •
or snake a better mouse -trap than his neighbor, though he '
s bniid his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten
ee
path to his door. -Emerson.:
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G•et on the path to the door of the•
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'rinses Printing Office ! ,
0• Where mouse.traps are not made but ••
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Is turned out every day with neat-
ness and despatch; where up-to-date
materials and machinery are used,
and were mechanics with up-to-date
ideas are employed; where quality
characterizes every piece of work
and service given every buyer; where
cheap printing is never done, but
where good printings done cheap;
where the kind of printing is done
that will lead the world to make a
beaten path to your door; Where
particulars may be had by following
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