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Too Little Blood.
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...... . AN AR , 0 SURGEONOP 410� _t ,
Is published every Thi;mda:r at
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,A414aw Ba4- Rrlathv�avve,
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F_no,lillh ViviSOCtiOnildii ROCOVS a
Thre4taning oircii1ar.
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Responsible tor Nearly MI ofthe
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His Own story of sk WooAsrM O"re-,
tion He Pstformed.
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. As"o VTANIRT t "
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. Leading surgeons and physiologists
Nisery Women ViAdure.
Mr. Walter 0. Harris In his account I
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I � TW*SQf oubscription-411 pe, ? Nd
40, %ilyp"lace ; $1.00) way be, ohar,90 � *
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'in every part of Znkland have recely-
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,��d - remarkable circulars, signed
Annemia, to written on the features
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of a journey to Tafilet tells the xtQry I
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ak'Aso Paid. No vapor dlacoutinue
votil 4,11 the
A1.C.;$# containing one of tile most
, ofainety women out of 4 hundred
Unmistakable are the signs of 11tco
of a wonderful operation 14,"Aurgery [
as, It was reported to him by a native 1
1 � '. ArrearaAre 1 �41(1, imlewo at
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,ixtraordinary threats ever leveled
,4galu5t vivisectionists. The circular
'little blood.11 The weaker vex Is as-
mailed at ail Ages by the evils result.
doctor who was',travoling I is co -
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walob evei7 subscription is paid IS do.
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is prin ed, but. contrary to. a' well
known act of Parliament, does not
jug from bloodlesones4. from the 1,10
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who is weakand 11inKuid, with i ull
parly. I
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"I think 'the ,014 man failcleil that 1
1 WvertiOng r4too. Transient adver-
A'm%oatp, 1,0 cents per nouparel, line
contain the name and address of the
eyes, pale lips, fitful appetitE � and
don bted b1s Skill. At least, he was al-
I It, fjx4i Ingerdon god 3. cents per lalt:
printer. Accompanying the circular
is foosimile typewritten letter,
valpitating heart, to the women who
feet 41never
ways holding forth upon the oumect
. Jtu� each, subsequent 11asertion4 Sal'all,
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*$vortiaoments not to, exceed one lach,
a also
without Address, signed "M. .Cowan."
well," with pains W the
b;tck and across the shoulders, failit-
and cQatl4ually repeating the story
that when in Algeria he bad been Of-
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'I.'As , "Lost" "Strayed;" "Stolen 1w
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It is understood that, th
the is Mra, M.
Ing fits and aching limbs. And. later
at lite's turniair disor-
fered a fabulous salary�the. sum va-
A'Wrted once for a cenis, or one
of. circular And letter ,
Cowan, an Irish lady who frequently
point,inervokis
. dereand beart troubies make great
rIe4 each time the We was tol(I-to re,
maqnth Qr$1.0ormauxlIcationsiatended
Vr publication must, as a gw . waritee ol
visits London, staying at a well-known
hotel,
calla on a -woman's Strength'. I
At all Dr, Williaing, ' Pink
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main in charge of the military hos-
p1tal ;it Algiers, an honor Which be
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I tKa faith, be acQompanied by the
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owns of the writer.
The circular begins -
"some little time ago, in the coffee-
SgeS
Pills are eapeci* ly valuable to the
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had declined.
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e copy of advertisements should be
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rooni of a London hotel, I chanced
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to hear one of -the party at a tablo
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female sex, for they alone possess, the
power,of Tasking In abundance ,the
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"He pe,rer tired of uarratIng the
facts and details of his most ouecem-
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knew a per-
close by narrate how he 1;
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rich, red blood of health. They fill
the starvet. veins with new, blood, so
ft, operatlon. There Is a meet in Mo-
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. , Qontra�6trates - The tollowingtable
di'we our rates for Opoei . fied pbriods
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son -who. was iii the habit af, praying
from Ume to time for the death of
that eafeeb',od bodies are stren thened,
rocco called X(Amachs, who are fol-
lowers a certain saint buried near
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Ono leading vivisectors; he said
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weakner esare fortified, arig robust
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bdalth is restored.
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Meklam Tbese devotess amqs6 their
I yr. 6mo. 8mo. Imo
- , 2.0 olumn $7600 $000 $25 Qo,$Io 0()
that a, a the roan indicat4d died.
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"I tn7e7l to trace the Speaker, but,
, Mrs. R Smith, Windsor. N. S., says:
Audlouce-and' themselves, to% let' 110� 1
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as time had. elapsed. did not succeed
"A few years ago my health began to'
fail, I suff�Ared gwastly from inward
boils -by tbrowhig tato the air heavy
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in doing so I then thought, as, I
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troubles, and in about a yeaes tim
cannon ballq,, which they &POW to fall,
, Column. 1800 1000 550 2 00
myself know of the efficidney of pray-
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my whole System was almost a wrecka.
upon their shaven crownc. On the oc-
. tach 000. $50 200 100
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er. it wbuld be well to try if this
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were actually go. L I thought, first of
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My blood had turned to water, and my
heart had, become so ,badly effected
casion In question It namduellit k"
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unfortunately been wanting In rell-
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L 11allway TimeffablelUbaug&
tryiug on Dr. Starling, but it Seemed
to mae unfair to give such. a stab in
, that 11 could scarcely go about. Id
fact life had almost become a -burden,
gions Power, for the, emon bal
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c"shed. W skqll.� . .
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the dark without first letting it be
known what was' intended. .
and there seemed little ,hope for me
One ay a friend asked me if I bad
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"it was, .therefore. ft*lly decided
trip Dr., illiamm' Pink Pills, and
ad to, the rescue, Acwrftg tow a*;
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to make earnest prayer, giving inuch
told,me thkit she had been In almost
onint, he removed the hpk" patek
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thought to the subject that the A!-
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the e -condition ff was and that the
of'skall, replacing It'wIth the.tUd at
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1� 1.25 p.m 7 35 a.m
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mighty, if were In accord
the prayer
Pikis bad restored her to her' proment
0 green pumpkin, wiA closed the Aft
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1 . 0.40 p,m 1 &07 p.m
with His, will, would proniptly re�
splendid health. I took couragb from
,over it Xn a montWs Unv% he NI11116,
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move the man most likely to. cause
what my friend told me and began to.
the patient was, only c9nv*le=e,a4
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future suffering to innocent NubjectO
by hill experim�ats-, About a fori� .
e the Pills. I took them reg,diar-
ly for several months, constantly
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butwaRonce more hard at .-o Pme-
I m I - I � I U.04 a.in 7.2D &.fn
1 U0 p.m 4.18 p.m
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night later one of our m6at distin-
guishod medical scientists dropped,
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groviing stronger, and the internil
troubles from which I bad been afflict-
11cing his rellgl"croba0c feats, witill
. mot only a remodeled a,ad reamte*
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and the newspapers -were ]an mating
loss this
ed were disap earin o and ray, whole
gave
1wh but eyea a new crop ot hw."
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L"' Missionary Congress
the to science of ViV180016i
and the discoveries he 'was ust shosub
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system seemeg to gained new
8 trength. I wanted to. make" certain
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The circular concludes by ad
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that there would be no retura ot the
trouble andl continued to take the
,k curious least t),Lkes plum evlorZ
in the 'Pendleton Town Hall;
., . '. . . �., Winnipeg, best knowaas "Ral n.
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to be the
the "scientists" to take'"thougYrt
be warned," "Their fate," says -the
Pills for a time after I had rpall:Z
fully recoveredi Since I have Proved
Q and, which had !is origin in the
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writer, "is in their hands."'
"The letter," well-known
formyselfwhat Di Williams'Plok Pills
can do, I have recomidientled thorn to
terosity of the late- Mr. Thoinai;
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Costley, member of the board of guarr
Toronto, and will speak on theaubj
i:�,. , ect.
; I , he is most familiar with- "Our Duty
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physiologist recently. "IS an atteml*
s. number of su�ffermf; peop1p, and"
Aiam- He used to entertain every
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.11. Settlers." It is interesting to note
at intimidation. The writer fQrgets
that the circulation of thi6 letter maY
those who -have given thern, a rair trial
,have proved withQme that I)r.'WiU-
party
'Women, and when he died his family
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incite s�rne' weak-minded fanatic Ao
'some
Nine! Pink Pills are juat what,they are
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kept up. and still keep, - the custorit.
This year's party consisted of 3W
,1 � ,while writing for a Toronto vaper, and
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"L� the name was given him by MrMac-
murder� for have less faith in .
prayer than in physical means," -
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. Soldby all medicine dealers or by
women. all of whom had qualified for
L�" �: -donald of The Globe, through the mis
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Anti -vivisection societies were' no-
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 froni Tho Dr. Williams' Medi-
the treat by earning dome part of their.
livelihood over the tub.
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animoug in condemning the eirga.U,T.
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I Playwright at Ninety.
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Witt* ,ii Will SO
' lzaak . Id. �
.A collect r bought the offleial copy
. , � The railroad companlee of Canada
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A� a rule, men who reach nineiiw
of age have. finished with work.
' An *Oidence.of the extreme mew
0 pon's
of Izaak Walton's *iU at Hod
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�, 4 in chame of the National Missionar
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years
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and we content sit in quiet retire-
ures to which,the Northwest Mounted
Police will vin bringing delinquents
Roomain Chancery lane, London, re-.
cently for $180. It is engrossed in a
_ Clongress to be held -in Toronto, M%rcK
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� "Slat to April Ub, and -have granted a
ment. .Mr, James Scott. of Cbelms-'
ford, England, is an exception to "
a k in a visit of -one
to just'eo's 3 at ed
law hand -of the period on a sheet of
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I 11 wate of sh single farefor the round trip-
On. account of the annual meeting of
rule, for although he has Attained "
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of their officers to Toronto a few days
ago- to take �baek a horse thief. I I
parahment, twenty-nine by twenty
inch0s, has attached the probate dated
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- the Women'sHome Missionary Society
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age of ninety in still at work On
a 'which -he hopes- - to 'Produm
The prisoner -is Thorn- H. Webb,
Feb. 4, 1683, signed b -
,y Thomas Wel
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of ladies take
play L
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soon. Born in 'Sheffield. Mr. Seof
arrested in Owen Sound, charged with
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Stealing the horse, harness and bugry
ban. registrar, and bears the seal of
the Court 'of Canterbury, - �
L.��, number will advantage
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been by turns' a saw -maker, a conk-
niercial traveler. a publip-hotio-PIN,
actor. i6�u attor-manACM,
of grnest Maehon. a reporter on TFA -
Calgary Herald. Sergt. .J. J. Wilson'.
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New Box Trick...
Al,
1, . . I roads, so that delegates from a long
priet6r� an.
and, latkr'in life.- the lessee of mw
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N,W.M.P., brought Webb to the city.
The audience at St. George's
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.,." . distance may remniii eastuntil the. last
of April. It is expected that .about
or two provincial tlfJjjtM. L In thin
and took -him to C41gary' L I
'1h,,,,geant is a famous trsieler'
London, is being mys,tified by a itew
box trick, in which a airl. auddenly
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last capacity Mr. Scott diii4jed Ch"*
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Kean.for - one of his housoa, and bio
after oriminals. 'and arrested the no-
appears in a box which has been lin-
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tl!., the two meetings.
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t0ouring . I . I . �
companies ineluded 1511111ch
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Charles Pvisik!
toriotiA. train robber,'Min ex. whom
- )e from prison bas been.'& topic
weaf
ed. *ith Plate glass. . - ' ,.
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Globe. who was the speaker at the, e�
names as .T. L. �Toole,
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, cent Chicago celebrationoftbe'Linqpin
CliarleSL Dillon, Barry Sullivan, and:
Paul Bedfo M o
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What - Bi-autital Hair.
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I" IDentennial, will be one of the evenia
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I , speakers at the Canadian Missi6n-iry
last
has not produced any plays for -803X*
years now, . he still devotes Wo bourf
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The, beauties and wonders of nature -
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Ho,Qi often dolwe hear that'exelarau .
�L, Congress in Toronto the
, . , _ . of Marph.
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a, day to writing, and he has now,
as displayed.in Vancouver have form-
tiob of a certain *oman'shr.ir or a oe
�11. � He.will followa number of men ex-
completed'a four -act play dealing with
ed the theme of many a travekes
tairt man's hair, * , . I . .. ., I
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the life' of Dougal, the Most. I?
rhapsody, but it appears that ,thers
A Prominent scientist and hair spee
, , 1.� . Northwest,, and will speak on the
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are people who do - not 'appreciate
ialist emphaticb,11y states, and has pi,
.1 "Chriatianization, ofOur Civilization."
murderer- . -
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them. One such ,woman, born . and
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I I Delegates are already registering for
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"Th Last Muster. '
.bied in Vancouver, recently vi�sited
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lukuri%nt, lustrous hair, by using
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in New York. - I I . .
. "It must be wonderful to have lited
famous prescription called Parisin
Sage. . . . .
.1 -MarlK
� Slat to April 4th. More than 5W cler-
of Sir Hubert von Herkomer's -career
and grown up in'such a p lace," said
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*i, . men are registered as Elonorary
is that, concerning his famous 1�ictuff%
a New Yorker who had . tra*eled
in. Canada. 8 R Holme�, the drup
1, Foramissioners, and 50 of the most
"The Last Muster." When nearing
Lround the worU � - i I .
giati Is the agent in '01intgn ttnd -tit
11� . ent men from theUnited States
1proulm
the compleUon of the picture a drowsy
-Vi1`Why,- I �don't khow,". said.the na,
readers of the Nuw EnA.can huy qop
: are Coming as visitors. .rhe r,xecutive
feeling came over him. which he knew
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v6 of Vancouv6r without enthug-
. him for only 50c. a, large bottle.
�: Vommittee of Montreal expect to send
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to be the forerunner of a breakdown..
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. iasm. "We've jUst-got tbd mountains
W 9 R Holmes knows that Paris!" .
, , a delegation of at least 100 men. Ham-
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, The picture must at 'all hatards be
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- and the Sea: thW.9 alL� , ,. .. .
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Sape will beautify'the hair, cure dan,
r.uff and stop falling haiij.And- for tbt, -
: . 11ton, Ontario, will send 80, and a spec-
done for that. yeax's Aca&my.-
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11� ial committee is at work in Halifax to
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secure a delegation from thatelty. The
how? - He o6tainced. an. kineriem
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"health-lift".apparatus 'Which restored
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Repeat it:.-�'�Shiloh's Cure will &I.
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reason he sells it undera guarantee I 4
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car., %.
�ormoneyLbick_'
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� offlotinent of commissioners as assign.
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No Strength.. *SOMe',BO)aoo Caine WL.'
ways cure my -coughs and colde.w ,
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� If you cannot obtain Parisian Sag �
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� edo gives 500 to Toronto, and the
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him wheUL an early patror I
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� . outomeh feelthat thisis notnearly
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picture -for $6,000 befor'e'it was sent to
the A y.- Within a week o . ..
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'AUSTIN,OP WOMEN. -
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for Soo from Giroux Mfgi O., Ft Brit
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Out.., express charges, Prepaid. .
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,�r 31inard's LinimentCo., Ltd. �
I ing, it he received letters from: two
members. lbett Bitting on the,council
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* UVOWS VeMs Lord vrianci*W. -.
'. . Gentlemen, -My, �
. daughter; 13 years I
warmly congratalating him on his,
One from'Mr (afterwards
� FitteO For Great Affairs.
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"M '.imperial
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., The English '. House of -Lords boo'
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� old. was thrown from a sleigh and,46:*
; " jured her elbow so badly it remained
work. was -
Lord Leighton. whb was -a Stranger to
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sues that can arise that of Peace or'
never been. particularly to Amt.
,faii visitors. Long age, in the dW1
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. �. stiff and vdry'painful for three years.
bottles
him, Ike bther from Mi. George -
wix) 'Added that.When Pis`�
war ii the'.moit important," says
-red 'in'
when duchesses sold their kisses -for
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completely cured her and she has not
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ture came before - theiti. the- V., ,
All Austin, a recent article,
"Said the preservation of peace.. the
votes -the Housia of Lords forbade
theia'to enter, and a battle-Toyal en�4
- been troubled for two years.
Counell qlapped. ,th,pir I .
.most precious of all thiag8, consist-
sued between the 'ladies and the
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�iYours truiv,
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, ently with honor and self'orotection,
is likely W be jaiperged
peers. The Lord Chancellor had
let thorn in,
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sworn1but he would not
��. St Joseph, P. O., 18th Aug, IM. .
togirit, of Earth% Fallum. ,
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byL ifidulgenee. in 9"timent th ' by
and the Duchess Of. Queensberry had
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4her cause. -, :
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sworn that ladies should come in.
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of the - lowesf) dregs' of this earth.. I
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: alm,' deliberate judgmeze. free
�'This being reported,". -we read in an
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would edvise. him to giVe the, abimen
from all untimely or too generous
old di ary, "the peers reSolved to:
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Of London a rest. and watch , libw
omotioll. is its bek piroteedon. Vill
starve. them out, An orden'was made
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I Anew building at the Preston V&r,&
i Coach blown down.
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thronis who .besiege the offices cg
anyone deny that In. great emeritenr L
o L doors
that th should 'not be opened
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.1 L works was
. the -agents who undertake to
cies men are, as a rule _3Ve_
, and eollee,
till they .had rA190 their Siege."
: I Mr. L W. Tyrrell believes that Fort
the catiti-boats witth "help" sto In
Imer and in
'y ore submissive to
- These amazons;now showed them,�
.: ChurcQl on the Hudson Bay will be a
, real. -Ger1riaii. and. Russian' Jew#,,
a,�,IiTd judgment than women, whose
selves qualified foi the duty even Of
� � L great seaport.
Doukhobors. Italians, negroes; brok-
virtues reside rather..in anaU& di-
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foot soldiers. They stood there Ltill 6 L
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� Mrs Raoul, of Montreal, was assault.
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dwdowu ' "aharka" afid, "confidondt
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in the afternoon without either Bus-
". ,ad by a highwayman, and is in. a criti-
1316W' Ircra_ the L jar& cities , - 9'
"GiV6L emotionally combative we- ,
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tenance or interinission, .'every now
; - cal condition.
the United States., one! -time moneyed.
men. the franchise acrid h -is conceiv-
and then playing volleys of thumps,
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I A. W. Malone, ex-Ohief Of Police ,of
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'' Tit �,; om, the - larger English -townik,
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able that war might be brought about
kicks and faps against L ,the door with
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j Simcos, was found guilty of shootir
Constable Wilkins intent.
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. �An 'a Siagle Month L(or lesa)' in
Nye .
01 Toronto, have
N w York, Montreal, or
by - omen, against the effort of men
to Nav A ,it, and it. that.. event it
So much violr'o.�re that the speakers
in the Houso wer scarcely heard. At
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f sentenced to life imprisonment.
run through the capital given than
-would,be men,' avA men alone, *he
- last by str;;Aegy worthy of a general
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to start up in busine6s, and are re-
.would have.to, figh -� and, if need *ere,
the 14die,2 "all rdshed in and placed
� A report comes from Victoria, B C.,
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turning on the oft -chance of. getting
to die, while the very utmost women
themsalves in the front row of the'
. that 1he Sikhs there have an associat-
more. All bustling anil hustling each
could do would be to act, as'one is
gallery," where they iemainbd t"Lan
: i6n that is collecting money to buy
other after the same ptize-a free
pleas'ed to remember a poet -has call-
hour before mi�lnlght_a�plauding or
.. . arms for the Aisaffected natiVos Of
passage to Ltmdon, the home and of-
- ed them, I as ministering angels.
hissing to their. hearts' conte=L
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ten tho'grave, of the desperate. -The,
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At tlie'Bauxe th-ne tenders will be received for
steel auperstruoture of the 13sid thiee bridges,
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I a French wit, '6ne politician
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Burst Water -Pi
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. Tea. It is packed in sealed lead
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hold, the practical outcome. of lematP
Prof. Vivian.b. Lewes, lecturing,iii
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I eta to preserve its delicious flavor and
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Co' -is calling for tenders for the con-
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London, England, on theL monders of I
water, had something Ao, say. about
r I aroma., Sold by all grocers; never by
� peddlers, or in bulk.
struction of two stearnboaw .LvK the,
the bursting of the domestic wateV
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Skennh river service In connection
pipe after a frost. He gave a simph�
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outaide leaden pi�o which is in the
habit burstffig,� he has -to do
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i to learn that there is least
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is to ta�p it- with a malletso ag
pleased at
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quartprs at Vancouver, which is con-
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thatisUatarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
sidored an indication that the hosts
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is the only positive cure now known to
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yards. They will cost abotit $35,000
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and the succeeding frost will ,prob.
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No sentp-in'running from one
'i,6b pipe back to o,,,, 9-
� stitutional treatment. Hall's Catar6,
� i CurA is taken internally, acting direct- -
Tenders require their complWon he, -
fore the first of -June. They will have
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X otun ity; AvIien thb inallet will
� have to be again brought into use.
, ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces .
of the system, thereby destroying the
a 1pngth of 136 feet and 29 foot bcam,' '
wit� a darrying capacity of 140 tons,
best on�, --thea st4nd by him,
'Do not delay i
but consult him
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foundation of the disease, and giving
,he patient strength by building up
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Iff tiMe *hdfl you are sick.
One' of the old -ago, penslon(�ts tit
. I the con§titution and assisting nature
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� Micd Nad Lo4y Nost.
Ask his opinion of Ayer's'
Hanipton-ori-Thaines is Mr. Thomins
. in doing 09 work. proprii'ti-ira
haree so much faith in ittl CnLraClVe PoW#
L A queor story comes from a city in
the west, While soino workmen, a ,
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Cherry Poctor.gl for c6ughs
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Poster, who is 90 years of age, and
-has lived in Vxbridge road for sixty
'boy
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I ers that tbat they offer One Hundred
few days ago,'Nvefe removing the con.
And colds. Then use It or
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years. When a lie was in tho
. Dollars forany ease that Wails to citre
deninod Hpire of a blifirch, 250 feet
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ompla,y 451 the Dulce-o'l Clarence, after.
Send for testininnials free.
froin the g�oun8, they found. a large
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F. 01-IMN-EY & 00 ,Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggists, 75n.
colony of inice, comfortably nest6d, in
die hollow part of the woodwork, at
� and had to open, and shut the pad -
dock gates when the duke went foil u
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.1 I VftL publish our formnus.
We _bmfilsh
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Take Rail's .P&milY Pills for constip-
the base of the gilded cross thzit
a alcohol
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topped .the steople. I
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. BUFORD, GOING To M&NiTonA, -
Saskatchewan, nr Alberta, o6risult a
Grand Trunk Agent rega%,difipt the
interesting route via Oble4go and St
Paul, minueaclis or Duhith,� Bito.
gagrobOndedt tou ;aoCustoiag ex.
amination. Vall ihtfopmatlon from
Grand Trunk Agontg, �
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efoature.,; had to make for food and
watorl Could it bt� po,isible that they Always keep a box 61 Ayer's Pills In tb6
aeloctod that lofty dva4ling plade W house. Just one pill at beddifte) no* slid
accure Safety froin their natural'one. thani. "I ward off msay Ali attook of
ini&3?. The easo j,s rvm,miubh,, aivl ""O�snosa
would be ineredibln, wero it not H m * n y 'y!'*'
I votiched for by those whose word wt �t:: Pills P
cannot doubt. � I .Xiialwaii
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Miss Agnes Boy . lo and Miss 1, Met-
calfe, two domestic servants at Roth
asay, Scotland, who are about to a,
married--orto to, a member of the
DroadrioughtIft eyew and the othor to
a local me0hanie-have been chosen
to obare tW late Marquis tit Butola,
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lots q&.,%, -lot con.. Qoderlob township.
---d frame boqqe. frowe. barn, stables.
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drev hollse, good 6pring creek, 10 *ore# of
BA rtHISUR 00T,101TOR NOWA, -
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coribskrd, o!l clepred but aboul; 25 acres and I
PUBbIO, BTO.
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49,tm -R, Aoonoblo spraiii to auir, puraliss-
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Cho undt,tsigned offeris for isle bis choice,
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COMMISSIONERS.
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the $treaw===
gardeti property of three scres pimMed ia
Glorden 18'arvey, (Ninton, There io a oom.
.1 MONEY TO LOAN.
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Noable house wi�h sto,no odlar, on the
, jOBN RlDou%� - 0, B. HArIlk
Is"llko
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tr3antl to do a succossfol
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place, with stabl-, hard andsots wii,or, all
Ktods of fruit ireag an I d in otate ot
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without advottlaing,
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it is inot *xpenalva to gain,
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I � publicity by the up* of
)a reosoustole terms, H. JOYNhRf
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printors,
InIk. Our claawfRow"
Wdot Ads, cost little,ond so*
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I Financial and Real. Estate.
L INSURANCIB AGENT-IteprosentI.S Ii Fire jai.
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On Maple S�. one half tiore ot ground,
-other
DivIslon Court offl4oe. vl
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your buqlasss,r
good fruit. treep And oniall fruit,
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honso.iligoo3conjuiti;ri., ApKIV to
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A comfortable frame house 'on Mill St.,
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I su!a%ie4#anuOn glve� to, digfts" o0ki, .
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iontaining 8 bedroo.wo,*eittlug room, loan-
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WEAK11
try wood9hed, good cellAr. L bard wid, soft
Nater. One-quarter oicre lot. Will be sold
obesp. ApDly a . t NEW BRA, Office, or
omee ancl Iteddien".
Two d"ra west of illio Commard4 nlpW
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trouble, When the Wok aeltes or b000mes
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The larize cotlage an Queen street. be.
longing to Icbe the late Holmes
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OM69-00tario Street, Oltdon. Vislit eaW a*
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&Lad diepose 61 may shances of furthir
ealisse of g.
,is offered for eale. The lot, is one-hikif
of or resideil", IA#SnbW
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&ore. with bearing ftuis fi,reee, hard and
'oftwater. Abargain. ApplystNEW
OgIfthomMIL* fflgta1.,_3toSV1W11.Tt*.9VAs1'
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kno,vr you will havo o Y,' * &4 or
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Bright's Iseane, the t Most d
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formsof i oyTrouble,
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Aeco"Clieur, eto.. offloe &U4 reddence an
to.b.rr St., 000081te W. Varron's red4onee, .
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Mr. Jaines Bryant, Arichat, N.S., w"
AIS&1�11 buy ChOICO'COU49e 90 J0800h l3t,
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troubled with his back -and usid Doxals
Kidney Pills, ,he wiitex.---�111 ' cannotsay
a ft and 4 Water in the house, cement qellar,
Kelso furnace. Eleetric. light. good lawn, i iore
lot, Cement walk ozound house. Part cash. bal.
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too much about, the benefit I received after
usin g three boxes"Qf Doan's Kidney Pills.
ance at 5*/o. Just the place for a retired larraer.
APPly , � BOX 174,-Clinten.
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across the small of my back. I could not
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SpeciiiiUst In V -WK AU4 BrIfte -Ifferik., .
IO 0 work and - my back was so weak I
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Graduate of the Royal College of 1)j1ita.6W
Owns of Ontario. . . .
irould have to sib down, Itwonldgoaway
for a fow days but would always return.
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and lots,'i &6re each. an North St. floustB fair-
ly comfortable. Will. be sold cheam'Apply to.
Elonor graduate of Vitivpralt.y of Toronto Doti.
tal Department
Graduate.ot Chicago College of Dental anift" ,
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4tu URI. BLACKER
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and I must amy they completely cured nie�
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modorn couirenievemhot aud cold water uv-
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stairs and down. with batb; batd and Bott water,
large stable mad driving Bbed bearing fruit trees.
Also ball -acre lot opriositelmoRejazie-a Plain-
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Ing Mill. . J. W, MWIN. Clinton.
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The undersianed Pffers for sale bid'farm Of.100
.acres, beiing Lot 29, Con 2,'H. R. S.. Tuckeramith
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pa;t;neut of the attorney -general- of
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Queboo'end'Datective McCaskill- the
This is & good farra, In a good state,01 Cultiva-
tion, and in allrat class locality. There oxe good
farm Is
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buildings on the property. The *ffered
In one parcel or will be sold In twdrisrcelo if d
simd. Eorfurtbervartioulassappl to . "
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wau, supposed to be' the' sole sur-
MET. RANCE. Clintou. or to L.STON a.
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triding *&rty which came to grief in
tb* , -in r of IW7-08, in the vicinitY
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'Hullott.
to. Terms 'reasonable. Farmers' sale. no%@ .
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ism, psrtions. of the human body
wom found in the woods, which were _
bell]g CaSt bfklf OfL Job 16.,,eon. 6. All
cleir�d* well drained. " I fenoed; good ''Clay
land. in good condition. Plenty of wator; n11W_
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Lidentified as -those of the.916de, Aug-
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trame houRe sud barn. Two miles from CO..
staijceP.0. Six miles from Clinton. it intles
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-mutilated, 'conveying. the impr ession.
from sebool.. Ariply to underdgmcl. personally
on the 16th Con. of Goderich Tip., or by. letter G.
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Cdoor
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&%Is: -Learning that I am sought by ,
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Next 0 Jobn Ransford's bffice. 'Avely to
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Ahe,police under the ,accusat�on of
the murder of my two companions, I
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this serious acciisatioh. I might say
�hat my two guideg'set out ior Lake
gtg ,,,rameholipe
ing tate of the late Mn., Moilteith. is
offereo for sale; Suith ble for good-sized family,
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. itnerice of the rivers Ohibog I amu . and
Hard a4d soft water, stable goocl cellar. et.c.
For partioulars. apply to Vs. 13AMILTON
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after freezing my' -foot 'and having
Five young'Buils, from 8,Lto 39 inontl�s old;
good oues; all dred -by Duk , ()f Richmond. the
Eraser, Vice-pres., Brucefield; Thos. 19 , -
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then only, a'.1ew pounds'of provisions
sweep,takes bull at Clinton sud.Drucefteld in
IM8. Pr,..B to suit the times. . Comae and see
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joing to IlAke St. John, itnd then � 1
them, or write H., K. WISE. Clinton, ofit. .
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betook myself ta the WaShwanipi 'post,
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Chesney, Seafbith; J. Eviins;-B -itc& .
.,a , &Stance of a] Lmost 70 iniles, where
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wooni J, Bob. ' L
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* James Cummingi Egmon4 *
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Procens chopping Mill, next to the Clinton Moo-
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nab by rail. but astride a horse; has
trio bt Station; We Ilse the Volubination
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Capacitir tbirty bd9a Per -boiir. ranning every
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. m ioe-boat ahiling, shoots and drives
rdu oatq, grijid flax. and make wb6st and corn
m09,1- 110t ua grmd your next grist and noW tba
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differ40120e. WOL try to accomodate oUr cudozAars
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sbia was the. guest of President Diaz.
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She was .careering down one of the
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Vownbhio of Bullett up to 2 'P. m. on Tuesday,
the 16bb of Mareb, 30W, for the building of Con-
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creto abutments .to support tbree small steel
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At tlie'Bauxe th-ne tenders will be received for
steel auperstruoture of the 13sid thiee bridges,
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longthbetween abutmoilts being sa lollowe:-
No� 3. a low truag 40 fb Aran; No. 2. abeam bridge
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hauled'offthe car. As she tumbled a
16 it abitn', No. 3;,& bowni bridge,.3 rails,
lhrfa;111�11un; Roadwq 14 it wldp� and all of those
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dejected mass on the side of the road,
to'be flilished complete witb cement floors,
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She perceived a huge engine draw.iljg
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a goods train 62ming thunaeri g along
Sp"ificittions fot the cement work can be deen . . — . . . . .
at the Clapke 6111ce Londesboro . , I . .
Tao lowest or tendAr n0i 'hooeasartly ac- ' ,
Offic 6 Isaac Street.
round a kurt of the pass. Crash it
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u1stort4d lfmbg of chronid crlpveg, not tutn bon r
P�lcyole cleaned -tip at,d 'put in
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back to flesh aftin. hat Is irnpom1ble.
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ape for Spring. Bring it, it
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t -mn no eurely kill the paim sind patigs
thli,&Dlora b.11 diseaso.
now and I can bs.vo it rqady
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lessons are conducted on Kindergapt,on,
in( Aels, and include -Plano,
In Germany-witit a Obewlst Ift the, City of
Varmstadt-1 found'th6 10t Ingfedlent with .
you, witboindelAy .
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V11140h Dr. slioop,g Rhourdatic Remedy wag made
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Ind -interesting, ".
& Derfedpd. dependable Prescription. Withoub
that last Ingredient, I specessfully tteat6d inany.
inanYease8ofRb4bmfttiAVi;l)utnolv,atlast,itwli.
foriffly
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o"pared for the Conservatory Junior oma .
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etires 01 combie ra8es of 018 heretorbro
mueli dreaded disease. Thmo sand -like grantilar
wadeg, fotindinithownatlebipod. 8pomt6diwolve
If you wish to have our Tnower
sbarponed and rep-5,ired, drop
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11141,y doei sitghr when added to p0ra wab6r.
Jue ft p6itak ckrd or leave word
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And th"NU , 1v en d .4so ved, fliese olsonous wastes
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at the shop and I ABU call for
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