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THE N O LSONS° BANK'
'There is no lager or s rarer way of .safeguarding"your .bur-
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. phis l •sthan lac lug it . in a savings account with. The
money ,o
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin today? ` 1ll•..) • I f.�<ts
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iOf. M tNAGER L' UCKNOW BRANCH•
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1 1i LL f a
of PO $ibad 'Sip«raid from A.
liens and. £ockerea.
!•repave Quarters' Early tw41 Tratpsfel
' by Novembers Good • tight ant'
Ventilation .Neeesoary • , !Ortel
Care ape Pregnant Mares. '
(Contributed b7 Onearlo nepaitgneet or
agrtre,lture. TF rottjo.)
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CREAMER.
CALL ANY' DAY AND GFT A.
CAN AT T. SMITH'S STORE.
' We test Wednesday, and Satnr-.
day, . P.M.. Get your can any day.".
Will also'•buy limited quantity
of good cedar logs.:
WE WILL APRECIATE. TOUR
PATRONAGE.
---D. ANDREW-- CI
25-11-tf.
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
TEE DOUBLE TRACK `ROUTE
Between . .
MONTREAL a`
TORONTO •
ptTROIT
and CHICAGO
unexcelled Dining Car*Salmi°°.
'Sleeping cars on Night Trains and
Parlor Cars on principal Day Trains.
BRUCE 4OUNTY COUNCIL
Chisf
Featurein
'passing of.Accoartts Chief { Wind-up• Session. Good Roads Supt.
Izzard Resigns and Gidtkni Rattle,
• Reeve of Huron Tp., Appointed to
His Place.
The December Session of the
Bruce County Council, which lasted
from Tuesday night to • Friday after-
noon, Dec, 6th.' to 9th.,, ' was 3chiefly
featured with -the passing ;of accounts,
frills aggregating many thousands of
dollars having been put through' at
the •winding -up meeting of the year.
Iteeve Grant; of .Tara,started
something real 'lively'when he ask-
ed for a show -down 4 the Good
Roads' •.Commission's , performances
in Bruce since the institutipn of the
seh'eme• in this ,county some l'ew. years
ago. It was shown that no: Tess than
$225,000 had been spent 'by the Coun-
ty in this 1 work since the Commission
had taken hold, or >learly ae,,niuch as
was required to build the present rail-
way. from ,Clifford to Sauthampton,'
this latter • undertaking which stretch-
ed :through the centre of the entire.
,paunty.�c-ostine abut $240 000 Some of •
`Many tines the 'entire of securiftg
t satistt tetory winter ' egg yield ill
rue to neglect of the pullets early in
• he fall. The ,ordinary pullets begin
tying -at from six. to seven .months'
t age,. and Many farmers get a. few
•ull'et eggs in taetoberfandrliovember.
51lowed by,li'ttle or ho produetion in
)ecember or early jantiary. This
'requently is due lei a .change in
'roosting. quarters: or being ,oYer-
tow4ed and underfed in the poultry
•lace In . Wintee Quarteru Early
To get the. best results. the pullets
thottld fie piaeed in winter quarters
.y November list. Before. that time
the: henhouse should be thoroughlt.
deal ed; the wall°, • ceiling, etc.,
brushed down, and all Old cobwebs,
•ate:, removed. Then give the house
t.. good whitewashing, and if the floor
is earth or sand et least four inches
of it s'boul,d be renewed.
•ieparate Pullets Prom Young Hene,
, • I1 at'all possible, separate. the pul-
lets from the old. hens and cockerels.
In order to lay well, they 'should be
fed. all they. Will eat, panticnlarly, of
ground grains and green Moods; and
should not be overcrowded, •Abo'ut
twenty-five, to thirty -Ave pullets 1a he' was'on the winzting. side again,
plenty for a pen twelve Leet square;
in feet in many cases twenty-five put_ having changed his political rnreedtto'
• Full -information: from any- Grand'
•. :: Trunk Ticket Agent cr CS E. Horn-.
qtg,-District RaSimn8erl'►gent• Tor
pato:_
T,e' F. sihillips. Agetit; Lucknow.
their 'todge,room every second Tues-
, , 'meets every Thuraday night in Or
the. Reeves contended that we. ' hadn't
had much ,permanent road -work done
to show for so..great an expenditure.
The discussion �itwhiCh foiloyied'lasted
over a day,.and a general, speeding
up of things. is likely to accrue as a
result of this critical delving,;into_tile•
matter. .
' , Mr. Dennis ' Izzard, Who has been.
Superintendent ,of the douaty Good
Roads' work since: the inception of.
the scheme, and who asked to be re-
lieved of. office •at ' the Ju>�te ;session,
but was persuaded to remain on the
job, 'and -his- salary increased-. from_
$1290 to $1800 per unriunilaiccording-.
ly, sent in his .resignation at this nes-
e- -•mels
A ctORNT A°l KIKARaiaxisi
Mr Alf Abel is laid up: this' week
as .the result of. sit.. accident in which.
he was the principal Mein point o#,
Accident) . last ' Sunday evening, says
.the Kincardine R eview. Mr, Samuel
Farrell's car went dead on the Queen
St:hill, and while away for help left
the .macltine standuf$ .on the middle
of the rad' without lights, Mr. James
Geddes 'visas returning from • Huron,
Mid on seeing the .staledear,. at the
same . time. caught sight of an .on-
conning auto; Mr.' Abel and :hit#wife
were also returning from town in
their 'buggy; but was unnoticed Try
Mt. Geddes, • who hacl . taken the op
pbs'iteside of the Toad an' order to
pass the stilled cal' Wore meeting
the approaching one. The result: was.
that • Mr, Geddes ran into Mr.. Abel,
smashing his : buggy and throwing.
:the ocupants out: 'Mrs: Abel was not
injured; but, her ,husbantl received.. a
slight' shaking up. This shouldshe be a
warning to drivers not •to leave their
cars standing on the highway with:-
out
ith=out _lights or some warning sign for
the. safety of the public; ,
• ro-o:o
•
THE CHAMPION VOTER
The championship votltr of Middle-
sex -County has been discovered in
Lawrence Johnston, who farnaad
eighty years in Dorchester and who,
though in his 105th. 'year, :voted' in
the Federal' elections at Avon, where
he is living retired. Mr.„:Johnston
claims that in his entire experience
he has never lost a vote. This .time
iets in the pett will lay almost ae
many eggs as :be thirty-fite. ShOuld
you he fortunate In having. too.many
outlets!. oewhere you can make a se-
teetirm, get the earliest and best
matured ones into the pett, Arai. If
you have to crowd Or sell. some, get
rid of-theantall,_weak °nee .and ',tote
-sion, -which; h ' ' tees thould be
final;: 'His 'withdrawal,,from the post
.tion resulted in two names.being pito-
posed-as
ro-
posed•= as his =successor, ex=Reeved D; .
C of Amabel ing nom' ed
Courteous, Polite, Obliging:Service
Highest Cash Prices for
Our. advice would be to sell your
pc.ultry early this year. Prices are
expected to be much loWer than
G..,,,_ - be mat
for' the. job at $1300 per annum, ana�
Reeve .Gideon-Ruttle,-ofJIuroe Town.
ship,, being' proposed for'the. sit. at
$1500; x-vote,'-Whieh• was--taken,,gave
the position to tattle by a' large mar-
gin. The new appointee, , Who takes
office Jan. 1st. next, was. permitted
by_ the :Council to retain the `services
'of `err:.. Isard as 'assistant =until
March 1st. lie.._to ;pay Mr;. Izzard piut
of his .own pocket. Tr:: ,Rattle ::has'
w ...-•=
.been on the GoodRoads' • Commissipn-•
for the past two years, arid being, a
election Of Arch. Hudgins in East
‘Middlesex. *hen hp was 100. Yeart
old he'llad 8 rod of tile across his lot
and the day before electiom day he
.warmed Op •,by splitting a load of
--wood--I3,ut_for the' fact that he has
.neve the pee Wen Lighten eon Buffeted' At Couple of severe acenients
that nre slow . to 'dove op.
The pen should be Iight,and welt sical conditien would havebeen much
Ventilated. • . in his. lifethhe be .claims that his phy-
Ventilated. Rave all the ventilators better. ' -
house and another`, in the..QtheX .end• Ny!IDuvr SEEKS DAMAGES
These cause. drafta _viltich are very.
. So' Tired.
Dm
Fatigue' is the result of poisons
in the blood. So when. the kid-
neys .fail, to. ,purify the blood one
of the first indications is unusual
and . persistent tired feelings and-.
pains in the'• back.
• . Neglected kidney troubles lead,
to, years of suffering from .rheuma-.
tism or develop into such fatal
ailments as Bright's disease;
•.action is promptly
The kidney t# .p
corrected by use of Di. Chase's
Kidney --Liver Pills.. the •best
known regulator of kidneys, liver
and bowels.,
Mrs. John. Ireland, R.R. No.
�2, King, Ont.. writes:
"I was a great sufferer .from severe
headaches and bilious spells. i tried a
number of remedies- without obtaining
any benefit until 1 was advised to use
Dr. Chases Kidney -Liver Pills. These
completely , relieved me and made me
leer like a new'' person, I 'am, very
grateful to Dr. Chase's medicines for.
what they have done for rue, and you
may use: my letter for the benefit of
other.:
Dr, Chase's: Kidney -Liver
rills,. one pill a dose, 25c .a box.
all dealers or Edmanson, Bates &
Co., Ltd;. Toronto:.
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A Mont Important Tactor inAgri.
cultural h"Mark..
Purity ot- the Water ar .Great Wilier,
'
flat --- Location. Also of ,.Inspoets
Constrnetkin Described
People on Farms Live .Longest.
.
(Contributed�ti e, Toronto) °lent of
AgriThe 'collie them uai'source of the,
farm water supply, and • a good well,
that 1s; .one which supplies plenty of
pure fresh and wholesome• water the
yes; round, is certainly one of the
most essential end valuable assets of
the farm; Without it non eould
live,"•there for • long, to stnothing
sheet bringing sett a healthy family,
or building up an eidcient dairy herd.
The well; tnuet be there.Sret and last
and all the , time, and we cannot eon -a.
&siveof an intelligent man buying, ii
farm 'without it good,•we11'if he in-
tended to five on it and mak$;lt: pay:
dividends,. h • • • ' •
`' • A Good Water Stittsply Is Common.
Fortunately most of Ontario's
farms arewell supplied with water]
In fact it is a rose thing. to - find 1
farm ; where. It could_ not, be secured
in sufficient quantities by drilling to
HOW , SOUTH' BRUCE VOTED BY
• MUNICIPALITIES
utually takers a pullet at least three The town of Walkerton is threaten -
weeks to get over a .eoln, and. she ed With .a -damage suit in ,gonnection
.seldom lays while • she has a mild. with the death of Geerge Ernett, Who
t Neon the house dry, and use plenty killed in a runaway accident in
of dry strew ig Which the birds can •
scratch for the feed.
Glave Laying Henri- Plenty- et Food..
Remember a laying hen needs
-Plenty-of ..food-, grit,�,and shell Ala
terial.. Also, there 'should be alar-
Var-
iety! to the' food; that is. green food'
such as , clover -leaves,- cabbage,
Air sprouted "oats,• -or if none of, -these.
ca.nbe' had some roots,. .. She also
needs some --form- of .meat- food -'=sour,--•
milk is the beat, nut beef scrap: or.
the: meal' offal" --1i' untsiintedi-.Wilt
answer. Usually about one-third of,
the'-•gral�nhould-,-be •:around-or_;evea.,_:
up, -too one-half, , The whole grain
atakee exercise' in, hunting: for .it in
.the•straw. ,Always. remember 'the pen
'should be' clean, dry, and. sweet..--,- .
. lt-IN.Draham,.Q,..1, Causes, Guelph.
PRONE 47, LUCKNOW
_, Winter Care of • Pregnant; Mares.
tight, work. All" food 'and water . given side of the, road; - • • - ' • -. - "-'--
should, be given. more- grain-, then the ' ' ' - - ''''
reasonable depth& - The simply,
therefore, 'will probably never cause
us any serious worry, but judging by
a recent renort on analyeis of mans'
well waters; from :this Province one
teems Justified in concluding that
there is still. need for education of
the rural public in regard to the pro-
tection and care of the farm well.
The following euggestione will be
found helpful to any farmer desirous
of making his water supply safe
against possible underground and
Locadon•ot the Well Moat Important.
THE VOTE IN SOUTH IIURON
There was at tarea•coraer'e4 fight.
in 'South Starers, as in the Nobe .
Candidates were .Wm, Black, . Fro*
gressive, Thomas g'Mclifillan, Liberalf
J, J;, Merrier, Conseryvative.
The vote by Municipalities was as
follows: '
• ' Black Meld. Meier
Stephen ,.,..-.. 682 397 •339-.
.Hay .,....,,; 631 . 419, 237
Sterility 322 23d 258..:
Goderich Tp :. • 299 169 . 393 •,
McKillop .r,,,., 417 37.0 165
Tu'ckersmith' , . a. 425: 431 .230 •
I,Jsborne ... ;...'• 512 ' 154 218 -•
Exeter .: ;; .. • 183 237 - 494
Henan. • . ... 40 . 197 ; 177.
Bai+field ,..,.... 38 . 44 • 1.68
Clinton 100 442 535
The first step in the !solution of
Able problem , of pdrer water suPPlY
.is the location of tbe well. 'This
should be by . all means OD ground
higher than any source of conteminas
tido such as barnyard, oesaPool. Or
outside privy. 11 there should be ne
choice in location and th e ea
Seaforth ., .i.: $7 49$ 521.
Hull;ett , .. 381. .. 435 • • . 2:35
` M1 11 • .030 3978.
4 $. 4
1Iajerity .for :Black, 15,
FINE' POINTS IN 151?GLISIi
done,- then the well should be -kept- a
' 95 390 '69.0 considerable distance from such non-'
Chesley
Walkerton
. 92 25, 527 ,eolot at 10 flat or more in !sandy
'The .man had jitst informed the
euliman agent that he,,wanted
pan berth,
"Irpper or lower?'" asked the,agent
• "Whit is the difference?"
difference• of fifty cents in this
ease," replied the agent. "The lower
.higher than the upper. The higher
price is for...the lewer. If you want it
Miller you'll. bave to' go higher: We -
sell the upper lower than the lower. •
in other Words, the higher the lower.
Afoit people don't like the upper, al- '
though it is lOwer, on aceount of it
oeing higher, When you 'occupy an
upper, you have to get up to go tq
oejl, and gef down when you get up,'
feu, can ,have the lower if you pay
higher. The upper -is lower than the.
willing to go higher, it Will be lower:".
But the poor man had fainted.. •
• Culross 655
pears, that the road -was narrow and
accident occurred. I'rists had been sit ' '
•
In the aecond niaie the cribbing'
nh„ . for at least ten feet below the stir -
4", taco should' be mode lnipervlous to
__,_ have to pass (tovrn through 'thin ex.
in the gronnd ,to prevent .a bank, a ..Findht! Tr
Summary of
earth-front-tiiding• onto the, toad,
and these had become pushed over,
on One, of 'these pelts thirthe bosrd
:throwing uPOn- -the
_against another poet. Liwyen C. J.
widow and her child .in the ntatter:
There is liklihood that the ease, will
get into'riourt at witnesses of the'svc-
er was looking back at men working
Ted -and gtvrin-regular -exercise or inadvertently.pulled the team to the
should be- of firtt-class quality. She _ .
tra depth of eon befoint getting into
_ the -Well; when in all probability it
857
Woad- hp'bt the eoil-anit
oak never teach the well° water; This may
59,5 bp, done in ease of an' old well by
• • • .1••• .1112-, foot thick and ten. feet deep around
- -225 newly -dug well; or reeribbing an old
•
•
,_.75 'one, by tieing large concrete 'tile for
-thoroughly in -iiell--eement._ Before
are placed in the -4.ell_the
outsides should be wathed, with Pure
non -pregnant mare, as she has'. the
should be observed 'to•avoid digestive
consumed should be'of. good quality,
easily digested; fed in proportion to
the amount 'of work perfermed.
THE., WHITE MAN'S BURDEN
In England -And ---Wales there is :one
Thursday night, WAS presented with 'bran--witb a engral--Ptiln9-00 nta..0' and registered _places of 'worship; but
at least tvriee weekly. .
a handsome gold -headed cane by the
work that requires exeessiVe mins- ,644 houses,. Of these. 79,000
Council at the dose of the session on
Friday ,aftermien Dr. • Deering, of Aro d
4ular 'or respiratory effort should be were opened every Sunday eIening in
.ainlsoow should plunging competition ..with the Chinches . and
--Uildrisesentation tahroiduegh, , alippats.g, etc. other places of worship, In 1911 (w-
ale°, 'wild sights which yer)-there--mts---M-England_statt
ed; so
reading the eemplimentary address.
poresjand _make the__tile_ absolutely -
least ime foot. above the ground
impervious to soil waters..-_Third.W.
the •eribbing should be extended at
-level, and the eoil banked up to the
Fe rthiyrthe;wallaihonld,bo_nrovid-
-ed -with a- strong -and tight -fitting•
`For the benefit of readers et adjs.; Ccete so that it Will. always be sate
--- - , . for Mall and beset; and -proof against
•
-PrOtrOSSiliO candidate, _Pertis.: (,-;_9P-,...like _frogs rote •
servative and Truax. Liberal. Using a Second or Dry 'Welt 4
ite .Worirs has 'a large and 'cont-
diaigne to choose front hi 'Mar,
frighten her; also offenifv• ' odors' Wales one drink -shots in every Aft
'.After thanking the Connell for the and o ti ' seven . divelling houses. and Y-
pera one. in "1914
splendid gift and their COurteay and • The use of drugs should net to there -Was one. drink-s,hop to 'every
co-operation during:the year, Wardell tolerated, except upon the' advice of 200 adults of twenty years and uP-
a purgative, it la much later to give wards the maintenance . of which
Johnston .eorieluded his term on the a veterinarian. If nceeclarylo give
throne of Bre& by paying n glowing raw linseed oil than aloes. ' Tower& must necessarily ' be a heavy burden
tribute to-ibe fff.neratefiltieney of the the .ond of Pregnancy, still •greater on the community
County_eilicialso_ .• Caro --be --observed; , -4116: _
„ Tha session closed 4ini "the :while daily-. eiereise, US -1,04111: TOM •
• • he ' -last .is advisable; it should. be given.
of the National Ant m.
W • make se Specialty' of Family
Utacriptioni neatly and prompt-
- Call and see us before plating I
vow order;
Ludlow, Onfatio,
Votil we is 11+1111.010v
Los 'RI A Piiii104
more .earefully and len
box shill white in tbe Stable -at
- .s. 644.- tiMe0;, is practically neceaaarY at -
...fin the Kettle' ter about the teittlf-II-1011t1COf gents-. -
• tioh;. as the period :of gestation Ls
A Mad iodate, ,
rear." 'Thel•cfosed window ,
a lel ot irregular and the foal mat. be born,.
possibly recover MUNI' such condi. to rUn°
be all the better for both bereeltand
College Guelph,' •
Th manufaeturer's success is dye
tions
Ahl the pitiful leek of money to
provide tor his needs! The dumb
. agony in his wife's eyes!
The National Sanitarium came to
the rescue. He was sent itokeke Hue-
koka Hospital tor Consuniptives, and
,•the family .provided for in healthy'
surroundings. t.
That was a -year ago. t
time, but pare. air, perfecit rest, ipro-,
per -and stiffident-food, MO° does
their work.
w "It It wit 0.
4471 ftr it tie " "
4 I Igo 41141;
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THE VoTE-. IN NORTH BRUCE -
For: -the -benefit -of readers, at a dit-
ft-nice-we -may say ...that wat
the Liberal cenclidate, Clark, ,Conser-
vative,-- and Stacey,. Progressive, or
Beet Growers Can Make Good ,Syrup.
Shortage of . eager •apid. have no.
A rich dwelit-ifytup -that eau be used
los. all cooking purposes], serving as
eithetittiteicit linger; eau -be Mafia -
from 'sugar beets, 'according to tue
investigations ot the Federal Depart-
•
Atbemarle . 142 60
Amaliel• 188 155
Easstrior . .173. 137
Hepworth' 91 53;
Kincardine Tp
,Kincardine /70 - -378
port 47a 216
Tiverton
4.
219
551
547
.367
198. 1/8 126
98, .isional pumping .otit and eleantsing of
the_well *IOLA little lithe, will as-
, Imre a pure -and Wholeiome Witter
, .512 Pedigo on Farms Live the Longest:
95 TO 65 Life -on the farm is the :healthiest
BELF-AST
A Merry Xmas to all!
Miss Welth spent the week -end in
' Mr. Gilbert Vint , made a business'
Mist Violet Twaraley spent a few
days last weelc•.'in Wingham,
Miss Welsh and pupils intend hold-
& their Xmas Concert qii Thursday,
„Mrs.'Victor Whitley. and children, •
bf Lircknow, are visiting with her ,
parents bete:, _
Messrs. James and Charles Sher- --'
wood spent last week With friends
able to' hold church •setviees„. ,
Islelson,:whe was staYing with
her deughter, Mrs. :Johli-:Atiiiiiicro.t:
Menday---to visit -with-relatives' in::
a source of pleasure the, whole
.household.
Eyrie' better stili, the *pump may
-one side and. the,..top of the real well
made absolutely tlight. by a concrete
eover.--In.thas ease- the. well should
, be ventilated by putting a 'malt frau
pips, with the exposed end' tinting
doWnwards, through the toP co -ver.
And, ;fifthly, thestock shonld not: -be
allowed to tramp about eloae to the
What has been said. refers, chiefly --
'to 'dug wells, but evett.'the
-nt-d-tircetot...ildlte well drain.:
ed and protected • at thirlop, - fat
otherwise contamination may work
dowb. along the well casing and teach
the Water, especially if the casing iS
not tightly' driven into the 'rock -
wet' at hetet detailed,. and an ocesri
41: g183 i30563 -comilled bit -the United -States
reau of Labor showing the average
•‘4, 21 age .at death in various oecepations.
The' farmer end fart* • labcirer live'
bot "seem longer," which; it Will be'
remembered,: is the Joint in the old
mid spintsers-it 1111 longer, hid CM-
.refterireh records prOvv.it. Farm-
ers live to the average age of 68.6
years, \ blackeraiths are given three
,yoars less of life, end masons -and
bricklayers die at an average kge
VS. The list tapers down to boat -
keepers and oftibe assistants who ars
giVen an nveragalifs of no atore than
1901 Clancy entered the service of 81.1,$ Years, • .•
•
appeatance; but the vital parts ,
under the-flooand-require the •
--Be .sure .consylt us: Pefore'
-le---Pipeless, and 'the Empire --
Thes furnaces, installed bY us,
are a pleasure to' operate - and
give A-NO-,-1-Wng results.
'Headquarters 'for. FavetrOng-i ••
ing, Sheet Metal•Work and Eked -
triad Work.
Special" Attention Paid. to All
Country Work. -
G. INKWALTER
-PLUiViDED TINSMITH
P„hone 158,
mentioned ..sholt14 be pt tuto thin
slices and put in a barrel or *esti.
boiler and covered vrith boiling water
and Wowed. to stand for about an
hour, The water should then bo
drawn off and strained thi otigh`
cloth into a kettle or welsh boiler for
target; to his tit buyeraw °veneration. When t o syrup
terial at 'the lowest prices, tc(sell the • beeu sualciently concentrated by 'the
finiehed Preclude thrOnah ram 4,f3i3P (Nut procees cif boiling. it (kiwi it thOuld
distribution eyetom, ttae to. t i be poured while hot into sterilived
vantaloa of rook, aeonoi.o. :Arm' or tin sans and oloaad
of lwadnotion, Re 1r tsu a ,1 , gat /Nista that have been stored
Wei 10)1111 00,14114 ihir Md. tittlf,
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Clancy, Whose eerty home was,
on a farm netii Chepstow; Bruce Co.,
has been appointed caperintendent of
Western lines, Grand Trunk Syetem,
With Womb:Mai:ter* at Chicago: In
the comPanY st Toronto all•Omco Ya Bata full t tint dark
and Iron huntWo siflon -has *in A
. Marino,
Isteknow Ledge meets ovary
Friday evening at o'elock in their
'tall, Campbell street. All 'brethren.
cordially invited. Officers: Noble
Grand, Robt. Johnston; Vice 'Grand,
Arch. BarbOur; Esc. Sec., E. Ait0149
on; Fin. Soo., Patoraont Trims'
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