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URGED TO SUICIDE.
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Dabbler In Spiritualism Finds It Was,
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a Curse to Him,
v: ESTINQ STORIES,
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The tragic suicide, of a, man to
whom, in his own words, "spiritual -
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ism had been a -curse," was hivvAi-
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gated by the coroner in Manchester,
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tho Northwest Mquptod Polick
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. The victim was, John Houghton, a
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Recounts the Rounding -Up of the
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school teache
hr, hand' the evidence
showed that e ad shot ,himself in
Whitecap was stealing the horses
Indians When -0. P. R. Went
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the head with. a. revolver. Hia widow
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I -Lis enemies. - The major sent a per.
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stated that lie had dabbled in spirit-
uttlism and had been upset by it.
. to Pa T.,orne.
y Court to Marquis of L
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Hard ,riding was all acli�ievement
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,Some time ago he asked me to
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"Wheir I read in the financial and
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take poison or drown, myself with �
him," she added, "and when I re -
commercial reviews of 1908 of the tre-
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fused and spoke of bringing in the
mendous progress that the West hams
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doctor he threatened to MR ale."
made in the past year I am tempted
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A number of remarkable, letters
were left by Houghton. In one of
to look back on 'those days when,a
A Nervous Wreck
these, addressed to a friend, he wrote:
few men were em loyed in tile woil�
Pillimit4ble
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I The spiritualism which I thought
of preparing the Prairiel
' Now in kobust Health. .
such a blessing has turned out to be
of the great Northwest for the Ad,s.
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a curse, to me. 1. am iloing better,
of the farmer and the tradesman,"
Mrs M. E. Harron; of Newtoli, Cintr,
,is far as money is concerned, than
remarked Mr. 0. S. McConnell a fe,v)r
writes: 6; 1 must say our son. would have,
,ever I have done, And still I am
. days ago to The Vancouver Province.
been Ill a Coniumptive's grave, -1031L 090-
: forced into this- awful action against
For a number of years Mr. McCbrx-
'had it not been for PSYCHINE, Hewas
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my own wish, in a way you -cannot
nell was engaged with fhe Northwest
taken down with La Grippe and a st.vere
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Mounted Police, and subsequently,
col& His who'e system w.s weak, in-
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It you do any,thing at any time for �
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�vith the Indian Departnient in clear.
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eluding his lungs, which werd seriously
affected, as is always the case aftpr La
my wife and children I shall be pleas-
ing the plains of the redskins and
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ed, and Goa will reward you. . ,
roundingthem upinto reserves,where
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they could be watched over by the
'After taking sqvcral remedies and"
To -his wife he wrote: .
Dear A,gnes.—I'love you more than
officers of the Dominion Government.
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tre4tmentf, wt; procured PSYCH IN4, and
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tongue cannot. tell the. marvellous results
OvOr I did. and -jet I take this step
believing that -ultimately it; is better
was a great and important
chapter in Canadian history of which
brought about In two months. .Regained
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over tweinty pounds In weight,anO strength
f9r you' and the children. I have un-
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1, in some small part, was called
upon to assist," said Mr. McConnell
and appetite returned." I .
Mr. Harron himself Is most emphatic
illy been the cause of your
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sorrow and sickness,* and believe that
reminiscently. "I was a constabl. 0
ai to, the benef i-cial result of using PSY-
you will -.be healthier and, when
things are sititled, happier. *Had I
with the mounted polim when tha
word was sent from Ottawa to gel
CHINS, . Ile declares, " To -day I am -in
splendi.d health I and have never been sick
taken this step sooner you woul I d not
the Indians of the Northwest congre.
a day since I took MYCHINE." � -
have had this last sickness, but I .
listed to leave you unprovided for,
gated together on reserves prepara,
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PSYCH INS is the greatestlonlo known.
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I have been urged into this for the
tory to the building of the Canadiar
to medical science, It builds up Ole sys-
last twelve months by the unseen ,,
Pacific Railway. That was before
1880, and the Indians livina in the
tern and tones up every organ of the body,
enabling it to resist and thro I w off disease.
world-, which I wish I had never
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district where Regina ang Moosq
Yaw now stand were little less tham
Veak rierv.es cannot exist where PSY-
CHINEisus ed.consistdntly. Send fora
P,S For you to go And live away
fkom 'me would. not help you a bit.
bands of painted savages, and man$ ,
trial bottle and proVe the truth of these
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Dear Children. ---4 love you dearly,. '
fli�ion, arrant horso
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statements. -
PSYCHINE is sold by all druggists
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and I. long W stay with you, but I
'miss
thieves. you will see that we had
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and dealo.rs, 50 cents and $ I.OA a bottle.
dare not. Never � elltirph, - and
no light task before us to carry on,
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always be. good.—Your loving Father.
the mandate of the Dominion -Gov
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ear . Sisters. --Please be - good to -
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Agnes Nfrs. Hougliton) and illy abil-
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"There was ono Indian in particu,
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dren. have been .a curoP3 to. her.
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HE OREATEST Of TONICS 1`011 Hf Al IN AND ENEVI
This would. never have happened if I
of trouble ill the early stages of i
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had not botheredwith spiritualism,-*
. -"*'THE YAK FO 4.,
— . R, CA"ADA.
Ernest Thompson;.$aton Describes. Its
Good Points.
Briiest Thompson Seton has astirr.
ed Canadians that the yak really is
I exactly the thin,g, for Western 0im.
ada. Mr. Setou's recommendation
will probably cause Bowe amusement
11 in the West. However, it makes in.
=Ireading. There exists in
cz be points out, a vust b�llt
of unsettled country -extenditig from
. Atlantic to Pacific, from Maine
through Canada to Alaska. about 4,000,
by 500 miles, which would be suited �
to cattle -raising were its'winters not,
. so severq. Here, lie tells us, is the
I yali;'s chance; for this animal is able ,
to withstand the cold of just such
re�lons'as this..Says Mr. Seton;
With four onths of hard frost. 1
and deep snow the ordinary range
I cattle can riot thrive, so that -
cally the north limit of c4ttle?,arn4cott
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In without winter -housing and feed-
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lz-called
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Canadian faund - not � the south
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. boundary of Canada, but a line cross,.. ,
ii�g frorn the south end of Lake Will,
rupeg to the north Saskatchewan,
then southward alon.- the Rockiesq.in-
Ao the United. States. . .
"Attempts to utilize this cold range
have .not been wantin,fr. .The Ameri-
,can buffalo and its various crosses '
with the long-haired cattle of the
Highlands have been tried but so far
witho.utsatisf4atory results, chleflybe-
cause of'the unmanageable mature of
the buffalo, I . .
"It,4 native food is a coarse., wiry
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� grass (whence one of its names,
'poliphagils'), or grass -eater, .but -the
ex . periments at Woburn.Abbey and at
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'the London Zoo show that'it will eat,
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stuff that in the barnyard ZV
thought very poor foader inde I!i
"In size the yak resem
cattle. Prejevalsky says the bulls Eire
five to six feet high. At the sholilder,
and we.igh 1,000 to I , �W pounds, but
. the accounts of various other authors
would suggest a much greater weight.
In build it is like'.'a common ox,
Ivith the hump of it biso'n, �but the
distinguishing fea re of this. cold- -
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. ranger ,is -its 6d Pt. On the upper
� MP8 W generally it is three, or four
hes long And but little'thicker.than ,
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game. This was the notorious Wilt'l
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The cofondr said spiritualism, se ,M_
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bu ul',,
tit lengthens on the sides, till th
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Whitecap, who was always a thorn in
the side of law and order.
� inamage tooR piace.on-me Train
shortly after the Sydney express left
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11drs. NV. lo. i,vaitui, *v� i-laniilton ig
looking -for two relatives named Pilge,
throat And body are covered wi
de'nse-halry fringe that reaches !
"One of the tribes which 'we hao
. Sydney. -N.S., recently both lihrtici.'
'McDonald,
ordered mind, and.probably was the
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cause of giving `4
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who esidbd on North Hugbson
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ly 'to the ,-ground. The tail, is so
been loo�-ing after complained to out
pants- havin.cr the nam� of
.direct ,it ! I$
' A verdict of "Suicide while insane
street in that city, .and Ny,ho, ivith
onorm,Vkrsly bushy, and 1wth thb
Commander, Major Walsh, a nativf
. of Biockville. now deceased, th
which was also the name .oif the
clergyman, The railwav officials have
was returned. . . . . -.Some
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ifty othprs, at i ived to be.
heirs to the esiiite of the latA, Henry
hairy fringes is such a generous 6ov.
eking'for the that it is diffi!- -
Whitecap was stealing the horses
.no record of any niarri�ge having tak-.
train, this being'
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Old Time Sports.
Va,we, Mar-ble Arch, I Middlesox, Eng-
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.bocks,
cult to see how any'wolf could, hamw' -
I -Lis enemies. - The major sent a per.
on place on it theL
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land, said to be worth $7 50,000,000.
string it yak. Thus Its remarkable L
emptory order to the chief to send
-first innovation.. Births and, deaths
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Hard ,riding was all acli�ievement
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The heirs are scattered all over the
. coat affords' it all 'ample protection
back the horses, and to deliver the
a!e not wiminnion evoilts, but.niar-
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it, wi'libir our great grandfathers ex-
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eontin nt, afid -ibehide one '-named-
from flies. in sftmmer, frost in win- ,
thieves into custody. The ciliel ,
riages , are very rare. The ceremony
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celled, says London tit-Ilits, ".Squire
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P�g .0 ,,;iding in Saginaw, Midh., otlia �
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laughed at the claini, and taunting
was performed q1iietly while tbii pa§-
0 1 'der
9bdIdeston. rode 200 mil6s in un
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�rs in St. Tfi6mas .and 'L�fndon,' And
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."The. near affinity of this animal
ly replied tliat' lie would . ' mak4
sengers li9tene( i I ill silence. The bride
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nine ho'ur�,-on relay'hories, and'want�
quite a few in Botb�vell, The St.'�
W*ith'the' common cattle is shown by
. mincemeat of the nit.jor and his fol.
and groom wer6i unattended.* .
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ed to back himself to ride thedistance
Thomas .1leirs - iticlude - Mar '
. y, widow-
the fact-iliat it can -bo readily ciossed
*bieeds.',
lowers if he dared to come near the
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in eight hours. A queerer test, ac- -of
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the late Luk .:Page; Jose�h Knight,
With any of the domestic It ,
camp in search of the horses or th4
� Kaiser Sends Diplornat. .
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"eftiling'to., - otW,'standards; wirs . the ,
- aid.daughter Valeirie; Byrou Knight,
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'is particularly" fond -
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thieves. .
&f. thi, Ge�rnl
The status I all" consul is
match arranied ,bbtween. ' Horad6
soris qnd it �l .
- - aughter. Tlie Both-
�,,!eoll,heirs.
re - scrambles -
side -.pastures , *he it
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"Whitecap. iiad n muster roll- ai .
. raised at Montreal. The- new man to
Ross',.riding !his horie Clinker, algainst
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are�, Mrs. Stephen'Sussox,
"Mrs.
among the jocks-likd it goat, or grows
some eighteen hundred warriors, but
succeed Herr Franksen is Herr Lange,
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Lord, Kennedy's A al, rid(lon
adic. bY
Mrs. Alex.- 17311wdod, Charles Cal-
'Villie
- .fat. on -miserable wiry grass-�'among
Major Walsh, nothing daunted, turn,
of Wui '
t6mburg, who .has been .for
r:)me time., in important P6sitiOns at. '
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Captain , Douglas.- . . Ross khockod ,
- Douglas heAd'ovPr heels over a
lowny, 1, .m IV,Ihyood,-�iks. Mindr-
va.Su;gex, Alfred Sussex, Mrs. L, Mc.'
which Eiiropierin stock ,would starve.
The country along the'north shore of -
ed out at tight, with.twenty-five con.
stables, myself being one, and order,
Ing four wagons to follow, headed th4
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He iias th(`�:rank of it legationist,
gate,
as the riders had agrQed that jb 'tl"g'
charkiiig, and 6roising were to be, al -
Coll, Miss,
I -10arno,' Sussex,"Miss E,t.h6l
Calloway, Miss Dblia. GFalloway Miss
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take Superior would make a verit- .
� Able - Hapy.yland for -the . yak " . I
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detachment strai�ght for the ronegadi.
which is higher ili,
. an consul, and the
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Lottia Galloway, INITS. N. � x. corn-'
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t The' in& ter, Mr. SeWn goes. on td ..
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chief's camp.
colony. in MontregI thiniks'this is in
view of the fact that the-. situation.
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else. Those conditions. of riteing do
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wall of Thamesville, -Mrs. Thomas.
Reynold%, Charles Galloway, jr,, GeQ.,
tell us. is not to allowed to - rest .
on A- theoietipal basis.' He himself
"It was just midnight when we
over tile. Ger'nian-Ciabldian. relation 5
not b.blong to day, ��but .the�hardi-
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has not' left modern
Gall6way 'M ' Lafe .Young of Es
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has called tbe.attention of the Cana� -
quitted our camp, and by dawn wl
knoll that
ii recognized'as requiring a ,Mplonia
'qua,114.
..hood ..polo
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gro"ind s. Evorybody knows tjie story
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sex Roy W.'Yourig, Frank Young,
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dian Goverminent to the opportunity,.
were on a overlooked
Whitecap's fifteen hundred tepees.'
tic mg well as a commeteiallY
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fied mail. 1_. �. �. . . _. I .1
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of.-Ahe polo. player -with a broken .13ittift"of
Helena Young, Mrs. Hannan,
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Detr6it,,Mr�s. William -.Pope,
and'.he has been'.given authority to .,
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test the. matter practiWIly. .Hd says .-I
,The word was given, and we gallop
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collar -bone. who rodc..off his mail,
Mrs. Wesley Ellw4joa,- Miss Hattie
-: "I found .no difficulty.,in g6tting.a.
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ed hard for the middle of the camp
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: Heirs 'Disappointed. - . .
-again and:Again as. -.if nothihg had
Ellw'ood, .Miss Maud, Ellwood, Mrs.
sympathetic hearing bn the'yak quo -s -
where the chief's tepee was situated
The. HamAton descendants of the
happenedi." . ,, . � I . .
William Frank and Mrs. D. D. Camp-
- ti011 fr�m the very -much -alive -author-
Heiie we dismounted and - surroundee
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.late Charles L. Sprifiger of Delawar '
' Thorl. there is the extraordinary re-'
bell. of Fillniore., Smk.. . � I
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ities'lat i0ttaVa. I was Asked to solve ;
the wigwam." A few curt command2
who thought they would, fdll in Arl
cord � -in markmanship of Horatio
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the question of'giitting a; small herd
were given, and.in fifteen minutes w4
large fortunes, have Wini notified- that.
Rogs, who. in a pigeon match with-
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I to begin with, as NYL-11 as full infor-
had possession of the thieves with..
they have no claim to tho-.Wil 'Wig
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Lord Macdonald gave' five. yards and �
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the th. total
A failing tiny. nerve-7no lar er than
the yl
mation oil methods of managerneilt
'!My for the I t -I ,
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out a shot being fired.
too property, whidh be.o.,n.ee, owned.
then.won . Match wi a of
-finest silk6fithread-t4kes romItho
� -Opportunity as -
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bandcuffed and thrown into tho
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fifty4l I pig .
Heart its impulse. its power, its- regut
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recognized when on a visii to Woburn
, . wagons which were already waitin§
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Ave you a pain -of Anv kind, any.
shots' at; thirty-fivii yards. Another.
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larit --The� Stomach also has.its'hid-
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. Abbey wheid Ito , so many �.ears, this � �
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for their reception, and we were soor
'mounted and back agairr
wheie? stop just a minute Ana think'
'wheth6r
-extraordinary � fe,it .not frequently per-
forin6d Was that . he. Would go -out awl-
den, or inside nerve. It wasDr Shoop
who first told us it was wk-ong to, dru'k
animal .has been. succ6ssfully bred.
The whole scheme. was .still further '
galloping
. toward our camp. This is a samplf
It matteri; not it be, wom,inly
pains, hpad pains, .or' any kind of A
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.kill as mArly as twenty swallows..be-'
a Weak or' f4iling stomach, Heart or
Kidneys. His -Dr Shoop's
- .advanced when, on hearizig the de-
tails the fnirodu&ion, the
of the way hostile lndians� were'deali
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paln.one -of Dr Shdon's little Pink Paiii
Jore -breakfast. Itwas.R . Whooffeir. I
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prescription ,
116storative-is directed for'
of proposed � .
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Duke. -of Bedford, with-.characteiistic� .
with. . I
� Although, in the. majority of oases
Tabletii,tifil. surelysiop itin 20minut6s
Formula iAaialy printed on the,256 box
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ed. to walk anybody to London fo r
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$2,500, and,nobody would A` ' t th6-
.straight
caus'e of these, ailments� these
and fitlterink Inside Thid
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generosity,, presented to the Capadian
herd six Arid to'
-Mr. McConnell got -- long peaceabIl'
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nerves,
no doubt'clearly explains whyth6 Re.-
- Governmoilt A of yaks -
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� be th e breeding sta . r.
with the Indian%. there were oue. oi
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'Scent
has of late grown so rapidly
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two -occitsions when relations became
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, Inc!, 1_WWrp.,.osr. "-,�,
.� In Divorce Court. ` � in,
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popularity.' Druggists say,that
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strained. One of these wiim. at. thd
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An ingenious Manchester -(Eng.)� in. I ,
- Sii Gorell Barnes, the .English jus- those
tice_wbo has been making .some, re-, .fc
who-test,tW3 Restorative .even
ir a fpw - days soon become fully a' on-
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. experimental * farm at Ottawa. -
'the .
Their number will be. inereased.'by'.
Lome to tbe Northwest. A circulaa
bad been sent to the Indian agent�
v�ntor has patented aJamp-post which,,
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it is suggested, should be placed near ,
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marks lately oil the manner .
-the bid taken, is tl
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vinced *of its wonderful merit- Any-
way. don't drnl�rthe orgam TveAting
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fresh importations as soon as expen-
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telling them not to permit the Indiang
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every Illarmbox in large cities. .It -is
Nted first
oath' sbduld Is
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judge W,ho once .W�nplained. about
cause of sickness is the 6'
nly sens-
eneb shows that it is justified. Ultin
maUly breeding -stock will be, sent 116,
to take away any of their cattle -front
to be with fir4 alaTi% aid
telephone, rollwup- 6mbuldned stretch-
the scent, used by ladies -who eame ible
way. . S
and successful old ..by all
d aiets.', I i I I . I �
� each -of the westqrn and northern' -
the reserves as the constant, rna rchi tip,
about to which the animal.,5 were sub.
er, str6ei- map,- and chemical.- fire-
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in the: Divorce, Court. He.-
before him.*
was iuff6Ting, -from. a headAohe; and -
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state experimental stations, and thus *
in time we h6pe, to�effebt a cofique'st ,
tbey
jected by their owners whi,nover .
extinguisher," and will, it is said, .
cQ.91, very little more than the pres-
said 'to his hostess one day. that it '
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- . Won BaDy ny a tsar. . ,
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of that'great 6tock -range which lids
.got the opportunity to exercise them
ent lamp -post. . I .. � .
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'was caused -by:_scent. she
' "What,
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between the especial domains of the *
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,ir fle.811
was calculated to reduce the
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Jdlin�r� fight, but a good story con-
common cattle and the reindee'r, and
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17be ladies of" the Divorce Court -
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nected with the betting on,it has drifta
which at. present is lying �idle." ,
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it may be mentioned� is one of
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C a, had ideas of his own .
. ree about
land. House of Assembly,' who died
suddenly- thb other day, representobd
-each of the witne6sefi, who tire p 1;�ea
the. many , Western Ontarib, -points
home A
11F rediirick ArchdA16 (le Smith,".. the.
etiquette and veremenivs," said Mi..
McConnell. "He deel-ired 10,; inten.
the constituency (if 'Bullooi comPrls-
:in the,b6x quite close to the'.judge,�
has come ..into court - and waved a
which. claimed to be the
Bums when,he was unknown to w6rld .
, .man who,. posing- As a par lytic in
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I tion'of taking all the cattle . on the
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ing- 90,000`squaf� .miles,' Lan, area as
dainty. handkerchief saturated' with. 'fame
'and.' known as Noah 'tiviiso.
'the *man
L-oiiadh, Eng., darned enough money
to 'maintain 6 villa at Nor'wood, hits.
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establishment with him to pay Iiii
large., m.Great Britain. I .
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S' "put it overlo)
ince colored
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An. .'imitator in. Justin * Aleiander� a
. respects to the marquis, and. gave It
Out around the reserve. it) tbe Crooked
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white rose, heliotrope, and ,. a
dozen �otlier peifunies 'since break- 'to.
'but
Burns there has not been sucli a rush'
claim *the � -white . b6y as a citizen.
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Hills that lie would mareh the beaqtg
Ji. Plerpont Morgan has� presented :
fast, -and, unfortunately, the more
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'a few days Ago. his stand'in
"fift miles to ment the, niarqui-i and
Ao . the British Museum the collec.-
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emoticiiial ladies' become the more
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A any rate in a store in Woodstock
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_the�gutter in.NeW Bridge- str6et, Alex-' '
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tion - of 2.500 prehistoric weapons
knu-91111 together by Oanon GreedwelL
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tlie� ;wave' these retty .pieces
catribric ang. apply them to
efore the
b fight, a. German clerk
put his baby and'baby - carriage up
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- ander begged from the passers-by un-` -
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the feast lie proposed giving all the
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as a bet with an unmarried man. The
'det pretence. of selling m4t4bea.
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hinted that if 1
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German.bet on Burns, and of course
inner told .
lost. Thon the unmarried wi
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but had a wooden one, whiell'was
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of his luck, and the last heard from
him. that . he down.
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covered witili a glove. He! preferred. t
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was was going
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follow -d by three. hundred braves,
each one leading a ehoivo livad of eat.
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day or two after lie -had been to
Windsor to receive his knighthood
said, "and if 'it wasn't a Dutch baby
I could get $25."-Saturd.ay N191114
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ile. I watch(,(] the procession go ovee
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. he gave a big ieceptio4 at his beau-
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flie hill and then mounled my broti.
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rho an(f rode out after them. -I train-
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$20,000, 4am4ges from Dr. Munro, im- d
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m�i Ationinsinector for alleged -wron- .6
� en trie 11PAU 01 Me Coillnin nno, as . . 4 1
each brute passed. I viif the leading � I I . Well-meaning old lady, managiM to
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TOpe, the Indian,, offering ni) rcsi�;t- ... - I I . I goiastray. "Oh, dear Sir Lawvence,"-
ance, while the chief rode (in ahead she said "I -�m , awfully 'glad. to hear
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?Ti,hiq big broneho without nn.ev look- . . , UR .- . - 11 give tip painting and live like
ing behind him. . Slckl,c cho and relloveall tise-tron'bles Inci. wR
. dent to a it 1.640 state of the system; adch as a gentleman!" - .
"As -,00n w, nil lli(- rw)4 -wory eu t D17.pliless,.Nallads, Drowsiness Distress after . — .
I headed the t1l:, b -w!: tow,afd tlio eating, Pallkin the 81de ac While their MoatL . ' " Sa,tr L ' .
rE%-;Prv(- whilv ih. lvdhm� tnarclv-d ToldArkAtile 6itecess has bG ohqwn imcurfus ' Might Ha�e.B�e Differently. .;
stolidly niter their- cli:. f. ' . � . , L I I ' , L ,A correspondent of the Manchester 1
"One of my Indinn., iwili it I I xuardian supplies a rather amusing
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Tnticy In a naval 'uniform worn by . L S IX . . oxperi6nee of his own at a "literary
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t-nf, of t1w marquis' vulmirngv. and Vertaftcho, yetL 0.1. PaimLlttle Liver Pills irre guild meeting" where he was.givirtg
b(,ing n chief� he nskod the marquis equally v4lunbloinCbflttlpgLtiontouritgazidpte- ,
Untifigtials9nnoyin camplain All. Address on Stevenson. 11W6 had '
to scii(l out similar oniforjn.�4 for the e6rrect4lidisor(lerso�tliesioimna & prayeri"' lie says, "then we had it
. whole of Iii., tribf�. His wishvs wore Nver and rrgulAte tbe bowels.
camd 'L . hymn, after which the chairman an-
er mPlif'd , With nil(] a tow montlis' - , , � nouneed that the So�and.so quart,afte
In'ter the unique spophiele was wit- NEAD. 1� would render an itern. But tho mem- -
rossed of a thousmid NNarrionA atti,r.(,d Ache they Wofild be almostpriceleasto thopisiom bers of the partette were not com-*
in old 1�'nglisll naval unifornis ill -it, suftr front this diotrening complaint-, butforto. plate, so the' chairman called oil me
judging fron? their (-lit, saw service inatelytlieirg"lnepfldoosnotcudher6,tLn4thoee to spealt on Stevenson. 'After Mr. ,
i ' vhd onto try theill, *111 i1sidtheso little pills vahl;4
about the time -of the Napoleonic able Into Tdany vag that they --�s address,' he added, 'we'll havo
"V=.00 - Illigtodowithoutt cia. Bata vrill ifto ill] W.14 the. quartette to brighten things up
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- , i I Fortify now against the Grio-for it
owi conoil iKpot compeaw To the li�aac Aoso pramy lives tba is w*rd comes every se4son Ante'. Prey,iontles-
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-11 The gralt, Uterino Tot) VemAkeourgre4tboa6t. 0 P it wlillo the little Caudy Cold Vitro Tablets- .
IN 6thc ts do not.
0111P &it 0 GtibCtUd M � - . offer in thiii roppeot a most tettain and
W Ilogulatord, vrat h 11414 Cartet"it Little Liver plill I
,, yon ,,, 'N Onct)r W, llftnakdadote, -
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tbm dcpondable saf6gnard. Preventles, at;
- . down lime d I very easy tO tal, ) I
, . I I hey to 11trifti tegrfetalil Tin, (I lJot I
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of Atrongth- -No. , k nr , the "sneeze stage", will; As wVII, Also
I. V, - . surely head off all common coldo, 13ut I
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'n , promptness is All
1001a W nil dr s or MIX I OAITU 9010199 00,6 XW tolt p
% I I . -pal on t t, f - I Prtivendeg in the pookot or Purse. for
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.,le-51iii, I I'll , I M ATdA. . W Ill. W '100, W bk Instano use. Box of 48 for 25m. gold �
d 0 0. to IV) I . , by AlIt denials.
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March. Coming from Fiji Islands,
.'the Hindus, were detained for clepor- : .
. �atidn tinder the orde'r in-councili As A
not oonding direct from land 61 origin.
. Subsequently the order-in-touncil. was .
disallowed by the courts, it being de-
clarM that the GovernormGerteral-in-
counoil-had 6 ppwor to delegate this'
authority. to a minister,' And the, Hill- ..
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Tho headquarters of Archimandrite p
Michael, who has boeii appointed w
bi'Aioli of tile -old bolivvprs of the
Gro.r',k Churell. in Cantida, is to be, in
",klunipeg, Thh; Appointment is due
to tile desire of the orthodox church
I to convert sixty Russian cohgreffa-
t ' wim ill Canadit that have. left ortho-
dloxv and tire to -day following tha
�CE�l ic Bishop Sevaphiu., , I
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quarrel Oetween Churchet.. I 11
T110 ehurcla imion id -'it grot it )ittle%
jolt "' "' 'i I' ' it I Sask., roc,nitly when
the All ' ali'l, Mt thodhits. using
(mv bugll(i'lei�il)l,,11�4' got into it tallul'. be-
. VOIWO 0111, Wils ullogwd to bo l�iol0.g-
ii�-,, it,; sorvieo qo tw to interfvry with
'I other. Mr. T. Turnbull. Anglicall, 4-
�;1,'1,1e4 Mr. l.". Sisby. Methodint, a liar,
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W -td w�tq filled tilt, co.,;t'A of tho court
und ortivrool it) .!ip,)Io,-Ni,. He pwd
fj)e ibw bat refut-".1 1� ap'.1,iLiX4. 1 *4
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W, -!;`.*' WHAT HE OWES TO ZAN-BUL
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W. Frank Scudamoro, Qw, gmexto
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e_ .... , clif the Cah4diao. despatches during
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Zam-Buk, He has passed unscathed through ?,9
battles, but. a scratch which tPurned to b1004-
Kalsoulft nearly onded W dayL Zasft"Buk saved
im cmd le writ.es as follows; -
11 I have proved, Zam-13uk such a bless%9 thato
I I want ot-hers itio know of its meWA, IrIM
poisonous dye In some uAderclothlag I waik
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wearing got. into q ticrat,ch I had s4s,toiAed
a , an
,ad blood -poisoning set up, InAammatJ
was followw% by great. pain and swelling, and �
I then uLmrs broke out, on my legs, For so
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I t;une I could not walk a few s6eps nor even .
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eg below the knee I ha4=enotnan ulcer3 ,
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which caused holes, Into which I could putp .
my thumb. On the. right leg I bad four4een I
alders. meokal treAfment failed to reileveii
homely remedies were applied invain. Week,
followed week and I gradually got, worse,
untill I was worA out with' pain ani lack of
sleep. Ont,he advice of a friend I obt.aitied I 1.
some Zam-Buk and left. off everything else I A
whilelt,riedit. It, seemed to give me aalmost �
instant relief from the paift, ;,iiid ia a few day. s
I noticed that it. ,was healing some of the '
ulcers. Th'is was cbeeping indeed, and gladly " -
I persevered 6, t. a a - uIc tlreatinent,.
Bit. by bit e po!'Zancius atter was, drawn
out., Thoulcers ere healed, an4newhealtb�, I'l
skinsrew over the previously discalled places.
I am now quite cured, And in gratitude I
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ment.ion these facts that other sufforarslr� In
skin disea3e-may know of something%
will care them. . . . �
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Aiin-Buk differ3 entirely from ordinary ointmenta'and
salve.t, qs the abore ia&4 cleqrly.rrove, For all nkin illseasa
Weerg. ahsmua, sealp sores, ringworna, childreh'* sore heads
cats. burns. �rolxes. etc., it is a speedy cure, it alafo cures
eacini, itich. PlIps, blood -poisoning, Ace,bleinishes, barbe.7's rasli, �
do., cold sore,% ii.haived hanys, and Post bite. hubbed well
into the parta aftetc,�. It oures rheitniatism, 'rieuralgia, and
, sciatira, � All drit,.wists wid stores sell at 50o a box. or pi�qt
I froe.f,ronr Zrws-Buk Co, Toronto. for, p? ice
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later E. Surainers, of Kalammic;o; blich., .
ateshisexberience- ?� . :16697kab,
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me guesse my seciet.. , '
iched, had pains In the, � f,
ams at iaight,weakened . ' -
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. AfAft. Clemens I was Induced to consialt Drs. Kennedy & Xenned�, iho�gli I badlbst" .
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to see:our fine asisortment, of �Oakefj 04 -
ways -on band, Why bake at home, .
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choose from, give iis a trial and'Aheie .- '
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We keep a line of fivab class c6nfee,- - '
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