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. . The New ErA I Tbo Importanc6orwhe Appit
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the NOW URA, Printing HOU15 (Toronto Globe)
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%WA,AO OTAOM . . . . 4INTON. It is widely known, but not fully lip -
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I preciaw.d that Canada is the � greatest
Toftsof subscription -$1 �er year .
jai c d if apple,producingeou tryin theworld,
, , Avarice ; $1.50 way be , harge I it quality as well, as. n .
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ipa', so. paid. No pa � I
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a 11 All arrears. Are gaid, unle
_ � so at the � pple is the most
.r I , . v,aluable of All from a diatetic polutof
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I I 3ftbepublis er, The date to view, Forreasonsthat need notbel
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w.. ,lob e . � is paid is 40.' recounted her
voted on the label. . . . %even, it they were fully
Advertising rateq,�Translent a4vpr� known, no -other ,fruit equals it in �
merit as a food, irld it 'has in 1-,s favor
%4�wents, 10 . cents per nouparel. lirlo tills e&5 advantage, that it lends it.
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y0flistlispeitionanducente per ;tie
foroach subsequehtinsertion. Small
to a great varietyof modes of tre,%t �
mont. R �aked,stewed or jellied
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advertisements not to exceed one inch
isob, as "Lost" "Strayed," "Stolert.11
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t,c,-lmserted once for 85 conts, or one
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other foods, it eapily maintains its
time-1honored supremacy. It is u ot
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only itself one of 'the most important
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less palatable, and it I a important
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To insure publication in current
iqe , us copy of advertisements shoulit be
aid to digestion.
The recent, discussion in the House
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Cyr, Commona of the best, methods of
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packirig,shipping. and'mArke , ting fruit
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Contract rates - The tollowingtable
abowls our rates for specified periods
Will 'serve i; very 0eful purpose if it
has the effect of enlightening the pub.
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lie as to the importance of the apple
crop, andas to the nece6sity of im.
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I Column $75 (� $40 00 $25 00 $10 00
J Volumn. 4000 2b 00 1500 600
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prov!ngthe.frultonithe trees andof
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Keeping itin good preservation until ,
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it reaches the consumer. It is a
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disadvantage to the ,whole minion
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?ood Forment4tion-food souring; the
ilgestive organs -become weak, there
to have the apples packed without
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Wantract display advertising 10c per
claisifteation, because afewbadspeol-
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mans Will lower the vAltio of awhole
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box or barrel. There is no criance of
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a township in wbicli thereare farms in
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the bonds of thethird generation, of,
avera%ing the value of fruit; the price
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ter what the average of quality way be
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Until the passing of the Fruit Marks
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Act a few years ago no seirtous at-
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Going West Going Hart
tempt had been made in Canada io
compel I acke I rs and shippers of apples
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1.25 p.m 7 35 a.rn
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to pay due regard to the proper classi.
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0.40 p.ru 3.07 p.m
ti cation of the fruit and the correct .
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labelling of the Packages. . One of the
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satisfactory features of, the Parlia.
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Going North Going South
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mentary debate was the. general ad.
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11.04 a.m 7.29 a. in
mission that the enutra ent of this law
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6.40 p.lm 4.18 p.m
has effected a great improvement, It
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,Ies like a lump of leadorlyour stomach
did not at the time commend. itself to.
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CLINTON -NEW ERA
the 3udgment of apple aealers ge , nen, I-
ly, -but the most sceptical have appar.
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CLINTON, ONT.. APMIL s, 1909.
ently becowe convinced that it has
served a veii useful arpose, and that
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THE EMPIRE WORTII WHILE.
for good if it were mose stringently en
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is the British Empire worth While?
ure pointed out, this would mean in-
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Are ibere good and sufficient reasons
dredsed expenditure, but the beat way
to s-acure that is to educate public
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why Canadians should support it? Jn
oplbion. In fact, the mat tter, is .very
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replywe might catalogue its vast area 6
largely in the hands of the apple .grow-
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and sources of wealth. We might boast
whom aye desirous of keeping: faith
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that it comprises a third of the world's
with consumers, and not averse from
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population and about the same propor-
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enal-izing,those who are less
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tion of its dry land.' We might dwell
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on its age -long naval and military
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I was cured of AcA Bronchitis by
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while. The Mother Coun try leavens the
whole world with her own principles of
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MINARDIS LINIMENT.- .
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frea speech and civil and religious lib.
Bay of Islands. J M CAMPBELL.
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erty. Her flag and her ships and her
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enterprisine sons carry the Weals of
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MINARD'S LINIKENT. ..
Springhill, X. 9:-"WM'.,DANklEr,E�,
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and into all the world's ports. The
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other Britains,,wbich she has planted
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on every continent and in dis�allt
Albert Co., N. B. GBO, TIFGTAEY-,
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archipolagoe,constitute centresof light
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Graduallv down through the ages
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The two -cent tilres . so mu6b, advocat- ,
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sentative parliament of the people and*
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the institationsof populargovernment.
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Asthe years rolled on this British PDX- '
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tween Montreal and Toionto�, on April
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liament, which had its beginnings in the
let. An old. car, re-vamished. and
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Saxon Wi tenagemot.became the model
slightly iinproved was put on the line,
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and mother ofpopular aagemblages.-
Replicas and otte,hots of the original
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and evidently from this it looks as thQ
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sprang.u� in tbos%distant portin"s of
the officials of the Gr
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to.discourage public opin�
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race had stamped it9glonius. Britiqh ves-
sels carried British goods everywhere
but they the doctrines'
matter. Third class farei are.a great
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also carried of
free speech and free government, and
. poorer classes. and
the niLimber of people travelling *111
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inspiration of civilization. Thus were
liberty and the institutions of demo.
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greatly increase when the third-class
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cratic government -transplanted int3
fare has b6efi.in operation ashort time .
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America,Afrina, Asia and Australasia.
maki,ag for larger earnings. fbitheraii- .
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Even the United States drew much of
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Way. We hope' to se'b: the railw I ayo,
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its best blood, its language, its litera-
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give this a,"f ir test and believe that'
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even its flag from the. British Island%
ond'e. adopted it w.ill be I 'retain ed. , .
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Washington coat of arms before the
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Still the British leaven of freedom is
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We Oifer One Hundred. Dollars Re-
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ward foe any case of Catarrh that can- .
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to be discovered. Graduaby thenations
not'be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Ouie, -
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acquire representative institutions The
F' CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0.
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We, the undersigned, hayo.known i
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F. . Obendy for the last 15 y ears, and
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ards popular government, had their
believe him perfectly h0i) DrAble' hi -all
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er andinspiration in British his tory.
business transactions and finaincially
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n those pages it was learned how gov-
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Vanced through evolution instead of
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revolution. .
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British rule has lifted Egypt from
Oly,acting directly Upon the Hood ' and-
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chaos and poverty to tranquility and
mucous sfirfaces of the system. ' Testi. *
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affluence. Britons teach the millions of
monials sent.free- Priqe7&..'pe,r. bottle
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Jndia the arts of self-government. Jap
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an has learned of England. and British
Take Hall's . FarrIly'Pills, for consti.
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officials point the way for China. .
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the open door in China, and wherever
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work has been characterized by unself-
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that markets won by British arms have
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Britian's enemies.
Because of what the British Empire
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tawa apropos the -return -to
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has done and is doing for the human
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House of Commons of lion. William
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races as a whole,it is well worth while.
Canadians should be proud of the Im-
Templeman, Minister of'Inland Reve- -
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perial c:)nnection andof the privilege of
nue and of Mines, ivilo having, been
defeated in Victoria, BX., on Oct. 28 -
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contributing their fair share towards
its defence and maintenance.
last, was compelled to tak6 rojuge in
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Comox-Atlin. It seenistliat. sometime
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last summer, Iust before, the eldse of'
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the long. session, a gentlem6n, who '
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broke the record on Monday with his
' was then a private citizen, but is
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-wood dlitting machine, sawing some-
now a rnember.of tho Ilouse,'bleiv in-
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thing over 20 cords in three hotirs.
to Ottawa jono morning-, on "depart -
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mental businbs§," that description of
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multitude of excuses. Among *other
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departments lie visitod was that of
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1heumatism plainly and interestingly
:ells just h4v% this is d, ne. Tell Oi�e.
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�Haw Alex -$i.rith Saved �'Day
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time lio was adnilitted to the august
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Huron, -deceased. .
Akohol
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11 umorous character form a large part
in eveo Canadian. election. Fartacu-
in an
time, y ,dangerous, tornadic
storms Will benatural and ineVitable.
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'Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed,1. Rinchlel
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A Strons Tonic WiihoutAlcohol I-
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of 1we, at the salil Township of
Goderich, In the Province'of Ontario. are.requir-
orl'to by deliver -to the
Seaforth; James Cuiriming, � Egmon&
Ville;.J,.W. Hdimesville
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The storangei modestly replied that
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-send posti prepaid. or
in 2dersigned solicitors herein for Isabella, Green,
of.6he estat� of the said1ohn
A Body Builder WithoutAlcobol I
lie thought lie was, but as lie did not
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b0ndicated long beforeh, and. ..
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givO an inkling bf the fact that he.
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A l9lood Purl&t Titho�t Alcohol
was the Prospective candidate of the
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distributothe assetsof the said deceased among
the partie'soutitied thereto, having regard only
to the
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A 2reat Alterative Without Alcohol
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ponitry assumed in the''13nited, King-
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give " assent to , this proposition of
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A Doctorl's Medicine WfthoutAlcobol
yours yo'd had better have it 'endor&�
innounces that
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Tory party against one of their own
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4.an troops encamped near by during
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the ,wnr of the Re�olutlon, drdnk of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla WithoutAlco Lol
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state of dudgeon. 13ut lie had hiq ro,
where . populace were
dissatisfied 'III the matter .-of tith6l
bui Prescott i's an Ontario ridt
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, whic y ar about 2,185,000,000 were im-
Orte , per cent. oV which came
fr Ussia, and 25 per cent,from Dei�i
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vehge a few months lator, when on,
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We Dublialz our formulas
eleeiion - night lie sat dowu in his
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Aye# -0, ft
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bome town and pprined a deipatch to,
*. Templennan sorneffillig liko:,
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which was otrftefied across the river.
o Wiest Polbt and cbecked navigation
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geetty oft the livertAn.ske mote- bile
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The narne- of flo, a,endor of this mag-
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!sweted. Thalswlijej,', "I
nificent pieloo of repartee is kept so -
oret tit his own v,quest, but lie was
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ablil fit dotIAtlp'*t1drl�1JlJt1tdSne8*, dys-i
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lftasfi4 810k,headitthb, Ask Yftfdoetot
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one of tho band of Liberals who, do-
featod a Tjory ;,talwart in Wo'stern
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Takeyour sour stomach- " �
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It call it Indigest). D'yorr - ,
10 O%maoli;
A few days ar ?, ra an died ty tfie
roadside, a abor distance outside ,the
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$140, Will buy choice CotbAge on Joseph St.
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t doearet
oAtter - take your stomach troublo
mans While still
alive, bad been notioced in the morning
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so urnace.F.1colricilght'spod )Awn. � sere
VVI Cement walk around house. Park Cash, bal. -'I
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igbt with you to yourPharmacist and
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wk him to open a 50 -cent case of Papeo
by a farmerwho, wason his way to the
city ; be was seen ty the same farmer,
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BARUISTFAB 1A)LICITOA A10TAUT
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III the same place, still living, in the
afternoon ;a man whose liome was
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OUMTON
Rouse for Sale
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testherels left any trilee of ToUr
tomach uilsery.. ,
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� word or) to the reeve of the, towushi p ;
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Subscriber offers for sale bts large And deRly-
able house on Hurou Street, furalsbc4
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The correct name for Your trouble Is
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the reevein ttlra called on the town -
ship constable. y the time the con-
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?ood Forment4tion-food souring; the
ilgestive organs -become weak, there
stable arrived the unfortunate was
- dead. All this occurred in the immed,
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a lack of gastric juice, your food is
)nly half digested, gild you become af.
late vicinity of an Ontario city, and in
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L MONEY TO LOAN.
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Farm for Sale
'ected with loss of appetite, - Oressu re
Lud fullnes after eating. vomltjngt
a township in wbicli thereare farms in
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the bonds of thethird generation, of,
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;exi4erness In the pit of stomikeh, bad
�aste in mouth, constipation, pain Ili
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Some moriths before the events re-
corded occurred a Woman died In West
,
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MAKS AGO people �Ped to
� wnkwho thommielves hvar4 by
The un4orsigned offen for Fale bis'farra of 100
acres. being Lo4 29, Con 2, H. R. S., Tuckersmith
Tbij Is a good farm, In a sood StateL 'of CilitIVS.
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H. Tq RANOE,
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limbs, sleeplesqueso, belching of gas,
Aliquenese,sick headaclie,neryousuess.
Worouto, She was one o f the "newly
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arrived." In dying she r moth-
left IOU
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; Shouting frora the hoqmq toph.
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if rou triect ih&� tp.d",
t6n. and In % first class locality. There Pro good
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buildings on the property. The farm is offored
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Notary Public, Conveyancer,
lizziness and roany other similar
lympt.ows'.
.
prless children, ranging from. an infant
in.arinstoagirl-ofeight. Inthesame
I .701;�
Vvo-ld V,imbnbly have to appear
before a cqsx2mission in 1peftnity.
"' "" o parcel or will be sold In two parcels if de
.Ir,d. For further particulate svpfy to
H..T. RANON, Clinton, or to. L. STON Or,
Financial and Real Bstate,
INSUR-h-NOR 40ENT-Reprosent1ug it Wre Ea�
.. It your appetite is fickle,and, noth*ng
;empts you, or y on belch gas or if you
I
neigbborbood'was another woman), al-
so one of the "newly arrived,11 a d al-
Now -^-PAYS 'the � buslusell
=an U3es our WILAt.A42.
.. 18T Tocuwacli St. .
Sarnis, Oat.
ourance companies.
. Divislon Court OJIlee.
.
Farin for Sale.
? eel bloated- after eating, or your food
so the mother of a number ofillittle
,
, 411101K1. W a W *�, , .
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0 F
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,Ies like a lump of leadorlyour stomach
children. Between these two women
wsym&mll j111 ;-I,
vou. can mkkke up your mind that At
� one
rhe bottom of all this there is but
there was no blood tie, no bond of re.
lationsbip ; th.ex had L merely
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subscriber offe % for tale his farm of 50 acres.
being east halt lot i(s, con. Hullett. All
M dik,al ,
Ale ,
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.ause - fermentation of undigest
.1 � ed
.been
We and neighbors in an, ivy�clad
.
SALE OF OIGARIWTHS AND TO.
of 46,
cleared, well drained, well fenced; good clay
DR 011. W. THOMPSON ,
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ioOd.
Prove to your§elf, after your. next
L
vilInds
age in southern England. L
L The one
who was left had berown, b ens,and
Urd
BAOCO-The following is the new
anti -cigarette law passed by the Do"
land, In good condition. Plenty of water; new
frame house and barn. Two miles from Con.
stance P.O. Six miles fro)n Clinton. I Iles
Aclan. Suraeon.'cato '
8108011LICattOntiou given to diseases of,kbe
meal. that your- stomach is as good as
her I, come was limited to the wages
minion House and now in, force:-
fromechool. APPlytounderslgi)od,t)orsonall3r,
. 9yeiVar, Whroat, and Noze,
IuY;that there is nothing really,Orroug
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Stop this fermentation and begin eat-
her husband earned. But beside her
were the children of her dead friend ;
"Every person is probibitel from dir.
.
� ectly or indirectly selling giving or
on the 164h 04n'. of Goderleb Tp,, or by letter ,
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�llnton.-UNIEB r,r,ItGIJSON .
I Otficeand:Aesiiienco. .
Two dosim west of tw) compaerd#1 imojigs
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To Rent in Combe block.
.
ing what, you want w,it:hout, fear of
liscomfort or misery, , .
Almost instant is. for
ohe saw that it was- a choice between a
twule such as she c L ould provide for
them the temporary
.
furnishing a person under the age of 10
years any cigarettes or cigarette pap-
for his
louron K
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0 Dr. We Gunn,
relief waiting
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t is how
and shol ter of an
'orphanage,
ers. whether own use or not,'to
furnish to
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7011. merely a, matter of
with tha certainty beyond
.
sell orgive or such a orsom
tn().ws
Office or room for small store or wory room.
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won you, take a little. Diapepsin,
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this of division of the little onesamoug
far separated and robably Urlsyni Pa-
tobacco in any form which b
or has reason to believe is for the use
Next 11001.1 to John Ranoford's office. A
. JAB. SMITH, Ontarlost!"y to
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. vr. wou.m, 1" it. V. P, .. X. A, V. i6, maxw .
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. POISON IN THE KISS.
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thetic 6trangers, T11
'here wus. no hesita.
in
of that person,' First offence -pen,
alty
to 2
Oftice-Ontarip Street, Clinton. N3 t calls %I
front 49or of office or residence,
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House for Sale
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tion the choice' made ; the. home of
up $10 ; secdnd offence - lip to ;
Street.
Nurse Lost Her Life: Through Acced- I
.theneighbor and frieni wat,tfirownop.
to the brood,
thirdLoffence-up to $100. I . .
* "conteinporary
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The large frame house on Ontario St. belon 9
Officaboursat APItAl,.-Ito3V.m,*.Tt99Px2,
. Ing to Dying Patient'a Itequest, .
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Having become infected from a kiss
en motherless and two
families were made one,the sacrifice in-
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! volved in this belilg all the greaterfrom
CLEAN U P�-A ad-
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vises the people of its town to begin
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Ing to the estate of the late Mrs. Monteith. !a
offered for sale, Suitable for goQd-siz�d family;
Hard and soft water, stable. good cellar. etc. L
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bestowed bV. request. of a patient dy,
ing of blood-polsoning, Miss Marion C.
tho fact that the father of the orphans
has been out of work for -much of the
. early to plan for irfakingit mora beaut.
iful, reminding them that -though we
have
For particulars. apply to JAB. HAMITiTON
Clinton, or to ALEX., 1%%OXTEITH, Hiplien.
DR* d- We SHAW-
PHYSICIAN, SURGUON. . .
Spier, a trained nurse, is dead at her
home, Cumberland, Me. Miss Spier
winter and has therefore been able to
contribute but little to their support.
may still some sharp weather,
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-spring is not far off, It is quite true,
Accouclicur, etc., office and residence on L
t4nbury St.. ouvosite W. Farraws residence,
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Farm to Rent
aursed Mrs, L Virginia Callan Carder,
wife of Dr. George L. Carder, a prom-
There imay be a moral to be drawn
from Lbese two incidents, but if.tbere.
. Sprink will be on us now almost before
we know it, and one of the first things
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The 00VAIn. farm, Lot 28,9th Con. .of Goderleb.
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DR, F. Al AXON -
inent society woman, at the Allegheny,
Hospital and displayed Ouch a lovable
Is it is scarcely one which Is flattering
to our as Canadians. It
to be done is to clean away the un-
sightly rubbish which accumulates in
TV., 80 acres is offered to rent. Apply to
J09RCOON, or to AIRS. J, HAL
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lisposition toward& � the s
bbat the latt ick woman
er -asked the nurse to kiss
pride A!so
seems to suggest that some ofthe opin-
ions expressed reip,r.ding the "newly
.the back yards during the Winter. The
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planning t9 beautify as soon as it, Is
I Clinton. . bf a .
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(Sluccessor to Dr. Holmes I
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__bPeciallst Ill CrOWX auti 1W L Idge Work_'
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[ier, as she was dying." The re
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arrived!' will stand'considerable modi,
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Uowible to do so it is well advised.
kvery citiven ought to resolve to make
House and Lot for Sale .-
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'Graduate of the Royal Colloge- of Dental' Sax
geous of'Ontarlo. .
was granted, and in, a few daysqr=t
.
Spier was stricken' with the same zhal-
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fication, � I
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his home.present a better look this
than it has done. This
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Tl1euud0r6J4ne4o7b7rs_For Oslo Ilis-vtoperty
on Queen St, onnsisting of good frame,two.
.
Honor graduate of University of Woront.,,&W.
to', Depaxtment. I - * .
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N[W I STUNGTH .
year ever will
appliott t ose ,Rho have been atteo-
story house with b" acre of Iand, Apply tp . .
Marls S. PLUMMER, Clinton.;
GraauAto.of Chicago Colle'go of Dents
Chicago. . - . ar"
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I'lie Nox Tasteli3s.4 Ll'
I 1,9,tuor, Drug
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U � ,lot is matter hitherto, while the
v
la ards should ,ake upand be Ili line
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"ale
Will visit Bayfield ry . .
ive U04
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1. irOWLEIR5
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. I and Tobacco-. re.
. - THE SPRING
wi the rest, th majority . .
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. . toe. to S I
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,We have yet to. hear of orle faliure
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Nature Needs Aid 1U.NJIM1110 NeTr,
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. APRIL WEATHER. -The Venus
'Oeriod'is central on the lht. Barth's
. � .41 . � '
� Two story 1)riLk,bouse foiBale. good collar.
hard and soft water. Fnrhaco nearly new, frotilla
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;d cuz.,o where a fair trial ha's been giv- �
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, . HeARIVGiVilig MOM- �
pbriod'is still in force, aind the 'Mars
table 4nddriving shod, � acre of land, bearing
7rult trees also sin all frbit. Apply to , . .
I I .0111000 ove ,
. � . r O'NXILT ritoro,, .,
.
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ifi, Canbe given without the person
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in the spring the system needs ton.
eriod is nearing its center on the 12th.
P
. AIS , JOHN It. HISLOP, Ontario St. .
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OP6161 cars taken to make dental.. $m$.
I
_m it. is harmless and absolutely
' owlift'
withou aste. Mother, sister or wife'
.
Ing up. In. the spring to be . healthy
till moon on the equator falls on the
r,tb, and Saturn is in conjunctionv�ith
Tnent,as;painless as. posoible. - -
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Tark Lot for Sate
Von would be doing a great work by
,
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stron you must tia,�e. new
, and I just�
blood as the trees must.have
J 04arth'and. SinlJoh the 3ra. This is'an
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.Aray of a,str6notnic causes Which for-
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w lob
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Ing 'his remed 0
t some members
717 on I,, We - a, full
'f y will mail
n1w sap. Nature demands it and
without this new, blood you will feel
. cibly. suggests phenomena, out of ord-
,a undersigned e a park of
!h .TTc=mf.r
.114 rog on Itaglan St., nearly all in bearing
fruit of 14hoice varieties. two good wells, good
, �
� THOMAS GUNDRY,
treat 'at fo
Lb %fam i�
mon r flv�dollars, The
Scobell Drug Co., St Catharines, Wit.
.
weak and languid. You may � e
h,v
twingbs of rheumatism or the shar i
P
inary. Storm'and-weatber. conditions
will -reachaserlous crisis from tbelst to
table.fraine house, with two cellars, Just the
"Place for it gardener, will be�sold obeap. XpPly
. L!Te-,sto(-.k and general Auction �er
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stabbing pains of neuralgia, Often
the.ftb, cullninating on'and touching
the -4th and 2,th. a t4udep�y to
to IVIRS, E. ROUTLEDGE or t
ton. - .
. , 11A. XACOB TAYLOR, Clin 0 �
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". -GODERICK ONT'
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. . . . .the Gait Sea LeElend....
there - are disfignring pimples or orup:.
tions on thei skin., ,In other cases
*.feeling
.If .
. tropical, *,and .tornadic storm exists
the last half of March,, there' '3will be
IN11y'staur. isles A'speollsIll: oldels at 1%
""W XUA office, Clinton, prtmptl,�sbtenasd
'Terms
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. 'There IS.L a legbnd in the. Norse dcalds
there is -merely a of tired-
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Aang6r' of climax of -such storuls.at
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to. reasonable. Farmers', sale uat�o
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alsdounted . ..'L
which exb1iiins why the sea *Is salt.
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"'bountiful
ness, and a variable appetit;6, .,Iny
Of these signs are the blood is
that
. this period. - If bo ins of snow
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On'Maple St'. one half, aore.'ol 90TIa,
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G.tD. Mcglaggart; M..'D. MQT&ggax
rhe ri rodl," whovi - mythical
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migp was a'.golden age Indeed,
out of order -that the. indoor life, of
.
and sleet have plZe'e"A'tecdr A . crisis of
such storms avil 'Weather. will: fall at,
good fruit Iteei and other small fruit.
hauselin good Conlition, ApPlv to .
,
.pbs.
.
3essed.'a "qiiern, ,or hand .mill, which.
, . , . .
out and -but ,which,
winter has told ubon: 'you. What ig
needed "to pilt you , right'; -is � - a tonic
,
this time. - We, think.' the latter. will
prevail. Centering on the, 5th, 'and
- - , I L'.. �. W.W. NiMENS
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Me"`& -naart Br'os,
A 4,99
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,roun(j - gold. peace,
&ould grind out stores ot Anyfbing de-
and in 411 the world there is ncy tonic
can equal Dr. :Williams' Pink, Pills.
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'Make
extend! three days before and atter
that d2lgis one of the most inarked
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3341NKE,RS L *I
�lred by� Its owner. Two-glan� 1�aald.
msj ruled o . Ter by. Frodl,. were the
These Pills ac�ually new, rich,
Yed. blood -your greatest need . "'a
seismic Oeriods of the. year. JVIaOi�ed
-Unsettled weather.
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The large cottage on Queen street. be.
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AL13ERT L - ST 9 1 CLINTOIN
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'1�-
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;rlziddrs. In an. 6vil day a sea r,ve,,
spring. This new- blood drives out
dl9oase, 6lears the skin. - irl'akes
,high�hbarometer,
and a a, p. cold, and frost will follow
longlug to�-tbe estatt: of the)ate E. Holme
'. ffered f L or ' � sale. 'The lot. is one -ha B
18 0 ' if
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.-.* (Xeneraf SginkIng, Btilitneam
�gmo upon the scene, slew Frod! and. L
off t h - 00 twe'
.and
weak easily tired men and women -and
storms. ; A reactionary' storm period
is central on the ,7th and 8th. 'This'
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a0ve, with� bearing fruit .4reest hard and
"'A
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. � - . . . trar.i.sacted . 7 .
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2arried , . o quern and
,*ant maidens who worked It.., When,
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chilVen,bright,activeand strong; Mrs.
0 -17
J. 13. Moses, Bront n, N. S., say.�- .
Period is covered by the Mercury d.
I I is.
turban6e -and will bring renewal of
'soft v�ater. A bargain, 4, p Ply*ak�L NEW
BRA .office. . I �, .
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the -sea rover's vessel was right outat
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5ca he ordered the' maidens to grind
"Last spring my daughter was. cOm-
-pletely Rin down, she was very pale,
low barometer and storms of rain and
po�sibly sleet and mow. With so
. -Drafts issued. - Interest allowed og
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5Z.At midnig t they:asked it.they
bad no appetite, and becani i ry net,-
. , ve,
%b
.many other cause,
9 bearing on � tillf,
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The McK 1110P - Mutual
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!iad. not ground enough. The Sea _
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coned from
angry at 1 aival.
� be hi.
vdus, and. we Were alarmed . R -
We decided WillUlt rjLe�
to give her Dr. iams' �
,
. late in the pemon.'as
. Meredi"y period' '
Lit is,, le in the northern sectib us
, Five young Dulls, from 8 to 10 months old;
good ones; all sired by DnIce of Richmond, th 0
Sweepstalcbs bull at Clinton aud.13rucefteld in .
.,over, .
�ls sleep, commanded them to grind
Pink Pills and'soon after she .b6gan
.
taking them tbere�was a'decid�d im-.
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Nnop
sbou b be surprised by destructive
�
osleet storms, afid even bi izzards, at
NO. 'Prices to suit the Nines. Come and see
thdo,or *91t 6 R. H. IVISE, Clintoo, .Opt. ..
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Fire. Insuran e, eoi -
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pitil morulnit, Now, -the giant maid-
' 1. I '*e
� enough .worked Ty
,us naturally
prc)v ement. 'She -gained in' weight
and vigar, her color returned
- and:
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. first thLee.gtormperiods
:either -of the
�in April. A regular storm, pe4odcov,
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. -Pdrzw�and Isolated ToWn PreVa
'arty :
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Yorkslflr�-, *90'a, r for Service.
iuic!dy; sogs th�j,w6nt dn" grinding
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her 'whole --systeria- seeme
1, . .. d to have,
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beenbuilt -Anew. I can,warmly. rc.;
ers the.11th to.tbe 10th, being central
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.1 Only Insured. , ,
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OF�ICERS.
the load of's9it greW so heavy t hat It
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,ank the shili, and ndw't,ha ;se4,.wlll-
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commend Dr, Williams' Pink: Pills t�d.
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.with Mborl's last quarter on the 13th,
This isanotheitp6riodwhen the. �bar�
Th,
e undersigned,. has for service, tit bis
preahises, Enron Road, Gvderieh Tv.,;. a thbro-
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J. B. McLean,Pr6siden;SezifoktJb 11ol
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.ontinue salt forever.. - - � .
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till Who need a medi6ine." . �.- . I
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Sold. by all medicine'dealers Or. by a
acteristic6- as,tbe- Mars ii3flUeDCe Wilt
be present. to ,the marked degree. . Vi.
. bred YoAshire'Boar, of. splendid pedigree, six
,oa11,,,s�old,,-,Ternis, $1.00 at time of gerTim;
T '30 ,ol� 4..TJROS. 4. POTTED, .
.;
Eraser, Vict7pres., Brucefield
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Hap, Socy., Tr6as., Seaforth-. . .. .
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Rheumatic IpOisons are�q.Oickly and
mail at 20 cents a box or Fix boxe�, for
IUA ficm Dr William�'Xedlcine 064
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. heavy
.plous. thunder �torrri I 8, .. ralas'.
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with'destrubtive hall in Inany locali�
I 14-8. .. 11 I .. 1; . . GoVerioll �
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- Aolie�:To .10re ' ' . -
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airely driven out of the bl6od with Dr
5hoop's Rheumatic Reiriedy-liquid or
I Brockyille,. 01`1t. 1. .
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'ties, will result' , at thi's time, � if boreal
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,influences h, i � - not * . , . phenomenally
I ab-- �,Qnn6lly, .. Holines:ville; -, - John
,.
t i4arlock; G. Dale, Clinton, M-.
nble-t form. Dr."Shoop's booklet On.
P00 16W(�:Afffl TkIR TRICKSO'.
dominated .qtoqn and weithei thus
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hesne ,. eafoit ; J. Evan% - Beech,
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1heumatism plainly and interestingly
:ells just h4v% this is d, ne. Tell Oi�e.
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�Haw Alex -$i.rith Saved �'Day
ander
far in the Mars period." It sdo*, ti
I eet
andgenevalcold have predoffiinatA
a
In:the in ttet of -the estaie of,iofiff
Bettison Green,'Iate of the Town-
.
,�O,ll. .
*0 . ., - , Win
4' iiev t rop, J...Ria.
oil:, . :-h .
newels, ro a . . .
;uff6rer of this book, or better�still,
write .
*Dr Shoop; Racine, Wis. for the'
.the
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this period ,will bring - unoeasonawy..
heavy sno;i, sleet and cold. lf,warniI
� ,hip of.Godericb, in th I e .!Dounty of,
Huron, -deceased. .
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. ac irectoris� ' . � I .
I . f losses to
' insp.ector.o
)6nk and free test samples. Send no
Appeals, to creed. prejudices of a-
tropical conditions' Prevail tit thIS
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is own I �
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boney.. Justjoin: with DrShoop, and.
Ylve sonio'sufferer a pleasant surpti8e,
;old by all dealers. - ` .
11 umorous character form a large part
in eveo Canadian. election. Fartacu-
in an
time, y ,dangerous, tornadic
storms Will benatural and ineVitable.
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.Notice Whereby,given all persons having
claims or aemaidi'against the lateJohnBetti-
son Green. who died .on or about the 10th day
- December.
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issues wera'extreni,ifly complicat -
Our in this forecast need not cori.
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of 1we, at the salil Township of
Goderich, In the Province'of Ontario. are.requir-
orl'to by deliver -to the
Seaforth; James Cuiriming, � Egmon&
Ville;.J,.W. Hdimesville
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ot observer; whittever blippons -will
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-send posti prepaid. or
in 2dersigned solicitors herein for Isabella, Green,
of.6he estat� of the said1ohn
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The first thing,that greets . eyes
)f a.Eitriainger alighting from the train
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Roman Catholic Premier elected
largely by ultra Protestant votes 0 , ver
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erat ebaraeteibf what is coming ..will
b0ndicated long beforeh, and. ..
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11c"isOff G"ceti, their Asme's ttnd addresses and
. full particulars in writing o heir clainiC and.,
statements of their accounts ind the nature of
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IF we . CUTLER9
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it.Cold.Spriu-..,I"Vlll,,ig6..i�i!4t!tig.,snl4g..
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offering a measure of .remediaj� legis-
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the geciltitles Df'anyl hold by them., .
. Andtalconotice that after the Ist, day of May,
A.D.. 1908. the said Isabella Greeii will proceed to
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W-ashIngton's spring, inclosed. by -three
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bowlders In 'the rough,'Whicii, as one
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lation.. Despite. the' great bitterness
of' thq fight,- there NyeroL i y
genuinel
ways cure my coughs and colds." .'
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- The wholesale value of the eg % and
distributothe assetsof the said deceased among
the partie'soutitied thereto, having regard only
to the
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ludicrous episodes. . 1.
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ponitry assumed in the''13nited, King-
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clalmaofwhicli she sbalith6nhavendueo.
an-14hali the. said Isabella;, Green will hot ,be
liable for the said assets, or any part thereof. t 0
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"General George Wash
co" gely
the. electors, though very lar
Fre n�ch, *ere inclined.to. stand *by,tho
year"emceeded 1
two-Afflis of vvhjcli was imported. ThIR
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demand is being in I ore and more � Mob
any person or persons of whose. claim she shisil
not then have received notice. - , I
0 'Dated at Godorldh, the 22nd day of. March,
Residence%fi'early opoo I
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innounces that
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gton, In frequent v1sits to th
Tory party against one of their own
y home Produce, the ' - �
b imoort of eggs.
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PROUD.riom HATS & JILAIII,
nstitute; I ,
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4.an troops encamped near by during
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the ,wnr of the Re�olutlon, drdnk of
race - because - the clergy wiare strong
Tupper- men. This was not the case
Jn - Quebec, the
having decreased last year, about, 200,-.
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this -spring and gavo'lt Its liamei'Cold
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where . populace were
dissatisfied 'III the matter .-of tith6l
bui Prescott i's an Ontario ridt
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, whic y ar about 2,185,000,000 were im-
Orte , per cent. oV which came
fr Ussia, and 25 per cent,from Dei�i
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The encampments referred.to were
where the cl.ergy,have not fbe-84me
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Drindlp�mlly- upon. th� famous Consfitu-
tion Island, Just below, to -which Was,
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ittaelled one end of the great . chain
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legal powers.. I.Thb Liberals were
bounCto have tb'o riding, and oiie
of t116 French organize*rs struck upon
a happy selionie, ohief oroaniz-
'Oft,
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Synop3ifi) ' of 6anailan.
� %Vest Land Regulations.
'Axoyrpa'n'y'ioiano,lwo"oov'e'r'l"uey'eoa'reEk"ol'da,('10)1'm'y'
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ABSODUTE
which was otrftefied across the river.
o Wiest Polbt and cbecked navigation
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or'at that time was'Mf, Alexander
Smith, who, -when cleari 'shaven, bears
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boinem.
stead a anarter-soction of available I )ornlnion
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by the BrItish. warships during the
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a stro -
ng, resemblance. to the accepted
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Manitoba, Sisketebawan or Alberta,
The applicant mustappoar in person at tbe:Dom�
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type of Roman . Catholic clergyman.
. was asked to come to a p5int in
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Prescott where a, large m6eti of
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inion-LalidsAgai2eyorSul)-Agency for the dis.*
triet. Entry 13Y proxy may be mmdo ab tiny
ageney, on edrtafti conditions, b .mother,
IV father
daughter, brother ' intending
lhlon�esteltder.
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Affliated for years with a1istased -Liver,
Fronch-Canadians. was, to .be 4old.,
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Whah lie got there lie iva,q instructed
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tiVatioli of the latid in oach of three year A
Mr. L. R, Devitt, Berlin, Ont., better
known,'perhaps; 4s "'Smallpox Ben;, bag,
come upon the platfoTnn and sim-
ply Io obov I a' W(IrO
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homesteader may live within nine miles'as, big
homestead on a farm of at least 80 acres solely
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To Th'V Public
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IL-13URNOS
_ .instructions, .PlI4
that lie Aould sit, with bis collar
turned up, and whenever appealed to
bY the Chief ,,zpeaker -to- inetely � n6d
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Carmers
ownod and occupied by h�ni or by bis father,
molbor,am, a .... ghter, brother or alster '
.1 In certain alstricts a homesteader In good
standing may pr&-ellipt it eluarter,scation along.
aicre bli.,homes6ead. #11rice
Remember We Are Istill cla-
ing businesS' in'
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Dutfas-Wilat reside six niontlis in each of six
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the time required to earn hoinestead
st-and,.*and would saiy' �0. our
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tand after the ineeting was over ailc- '
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Utle L ,up Pills,
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and Cultivate fifty acres extra.
I A holiXestgader who bAs exhausted, bis he Q�
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customer. tha:t We are leaseii .
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Atead right and cannot obtain &, pro-enmtlog
with their'patronage since we
'4TILLS .
Ito has - &Igo ,used thern-forliii patieutt
"WhY. I told tbom that you woro
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all '8,1191isll-SPeakin pfleat from To.
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� ture of .
tra cy talto a nirebased homestead in certain (Ila.
rit is. Pllico$3.00 por acte. Dbtlea'XIIAb re-
side six months In each of three vearA. cultivate
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took Over tb-e huslaess df Mr.
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When "Ill'sing then), slid it is wwq)l-known
ract that
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ronto who appr6,vo .6f
zog 111"Irill"',
iev. but 'did
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eniall-pox suftbrero wubt'keop the,
boweli well-rogulated. I
entirely, not Itnow rllullell;
r, rench, At tlio 'propor - momeht I
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Deputy of the hiltilAter of Interior,
X.n.-t-Unauthorized
that we hope to be able to re.
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lArbuld appelil to yow, and I must.say
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publication. of, this ad.
vormemebt; will n6b be paid fok.'
tain -the confidence 'of the
villictecl foi'years wi
, itfi a diseased liver, and
�ave tr!Ld at] kindff of medicine, of no
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P,vail until about four ears ago I tried
your Laxa-TIver Pillx�anl otinAtant relief,
31nco then I have nursed Borent, atients
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Sassafras andBurdock for the blood,
Dandelion and Ithubarb fce
$" Pao-Sladle WraVimr Below,* I
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Ifflinted, With sm&ll-pov, and in eacr, case I
stomach.
Mandrake and Juliipor for liver and
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; xa-ve w6dyour valuablo ills,
11,Nl)rwislieso.rotlio,tal,personAsuftI *
Ir , ler",
i�ommh
kidneys, Caararra and. Senba for ther
bowels, Capsicum and Aloin to PVA-
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We are getting in a choice lot of-
with or liver troubles 4
% ill try Mif
inira'A Ltxa-Livor 'Pills, I will ltdvertist
%ain whenovor and whorovor I bavo an
vent, griping, U -Need -a Herb Tablets
contain thesta valuable illgreffients. 50
tablets for 25c; 260 t0leta for $1,00. A
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FOR TOPIDAIVER. ,.
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Auction: Sale .
aisins, UrfantR, Pruft8s, Apricoti�,
rUfteS. eaC es Una Pigs, also a, larga
a onlit of canned goods. Come and
3pportunity tmd I hope that if at anT time
I 0aanot, the 'Ile, I �k,�!or �
doctor for hal f -a -cont a day. 11'ree
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Pao idavirkirlan
"$T1Pk rla�
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livery SATURDAY'ah the *AITCTION HOUS I
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ins ect, Our goods, and we agaur *you
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got will ! unAt4
Inough to gob t1lb roirmul&.11 .
samples at all drug st6roo.M1,01111ton,
March 2-0-yr.%I,
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LLOVI S
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I Salog conducted apywbore. tat
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Milblirli'S TAX,%-LiVor Pills are 0-5 k
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%%D Iler
4�1111(_1.1� andUo. real e
11 Abaw, live Abock, Ot -
G. W. BlU, MT, Auctloneer�
1119hest Vrice$ Paid tor Produtto
pir vial or 8 vi4a for $1.00, at all d6aler#
or will,be maiioa direct �y The, Z Milbullik
allattal (Unlut"t dutes biplailittla.
Repeat It."Shlloh'# Cate will-
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