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A freight train ran inio a stock
train at Moose Jaw last. week and
two stockmen named Oliver and Rol -
ton were killed and about twenty-
five head of cattle. •
Repeat it :....—!‘Shiloles Cure will al-
ways cure my coughs and colds.".
Two young women employed by
inoneyelenders at MOnereal pleaded;
guilty to a charge of esury, and
were sentenced bn Saturday.
Rev. George B. Cutton, R. D., of
Columbus, Ohio, has been appointed
President of Arcadia University, Wol-
feville, N, S.
Kissine Cuetettie.
lia ancieet Egypt it Wt. considered
a high degree of politeness to kiss
oness hand and then place it on the
tele of the head. Mete of rank ocea-
kieeed each other, but in the
lend et the vharaohs men never
dreamed a kiesing women.
They were very careful a kisses
in Rome. If a aim kiseed a free
woman there he wits liable to be torn
to pieces by wild horses. The greet
Cato promuleeted ft law making the
kiseing e•arents before their chil-
dren a puirshable
• The Greeks put to deeth any man
who kissed. a woman or girl in the
public street.
In Austria toelay a matt only kieses
WOMOIT'S hand. In Ituesia the fore-
head is kissed among corals, but a
Reissian Time:tit salutes hie tont by
kissing his knees, The Pole kisicee
the ehoulder of hie superior.
Never Steuek Iim
Thee in Egypt. end the old hely
in •lie tourist party was tuue:i beer-
"eeted in the camel boy and his eianel
"Lie is a good* -beast?" said the
old haleioterrogetively. -
"Yes. mem.' reapancleci the bay
in broken English,
"And you treat hint %Sell?"
"Ah, lady, 1 have driven that (":1111v1
aye yeas. and neeer -rniee have I
struck him a blow."
"Dear me! Such human treetinent
ot dumb brutes is worthy et eon.
sideration. Here ie a ,pieee of silvei
for You.'
.".elsnek you, lady, very much. No.
1 nev1se etrik( Wle_ei he is
bed I twiste his tail,"
DO We Want to be
Happy?
One of the familiar torments We
impose upon ourselves concerning the
• inevitable is our vexation az grow-
ing old. Yet we love We, we want
experienee, and, alas, what other way
is there to prolong and obtain these,
except to watch the years F,O by?
"If youth only knew. If 41d age on-
ly could," runs a French saytng, Pro-
nounced with nielaneholy. Youth does
know, and old age can, 11 they will
not want to change roles with fretful-
ness and impatience, living in the fu-
ture when it is too soon, and in the
past when it is too late; demolishing
thus the better chance of joy.
The word "happiness" (good bap)
—in German "glue's" (luck), in
French "bonheur" ( good fortune)—
• by its origin would tend 1,o thrust the
responsibility of our destiny, in this
gard upon the shoulders of fate.
But it is not until we take things in
our ,own hands and decide we do want
to ba happy that the magnetic cur-
rent begins to turn our way.Other-
wise we plod, blindly along, 'attract-
ing to ourselves a certain eind of mis-
fortune, and declaring each time the
wheel revolves in our dirfaver
"That's just my luck." Then, later
as we look back on our lives, we find
that we can sum up the minor cir-
cumstances in the one trite sayine :
"I've had a great deal of trouble, and
most of it never happened."
—Mrs. John Van Vorstein December
Lippincott's.
Are Overcome By
rt. M3rse9s Indian Root Pills
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'rile kidneys have a very important work to
perforin ili preeerving health. All the blood
. passes. through them over and over again and
they filter it; reneoving all the impurities and •
worn-out muscle and tissue which the blood
gathers up; in microscopic particles, in its flow
througli the body'. These impurities are then
expelled through the tirinary.system.
- When the kidneys for any reason fenr to
perform thislunction, and the impurities ere left •
in the blood, about Ilia. most distressing series of
ailments whicic afflict mankind follow. - First
there'.is• the aching back ' and a feeling of •
weariness, and then, as conditions grow worse,
conies Itheinnatisni; Gravel, • Diabetes, • Gall
Stones, Inflammation of the . Bladder or the •
dreaded Bright's Disease.... •
The man 017 -,Zeoinalt who alloWs 'kidney •
trouble la into any of 'ill es e diseases is
doing himself. or ..a grave injustice,
particularly when - a . cure can be had so readily
• One of the constituents of, Dr. Morse's 'Indian
Root 'Praia is. a Diuretic, .which strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys,- enabling them to do their
work thoroughly and with ease.: These Pills,also
• increase the actionof thebowels and the pores •
of the skin, which remove some of the impurities,
thus lightening the work of the kidneys.
Mr.. Geo: Whitney, of Buffalo, says
• they worked wonclere for him. - I -re writes: •
"Your .DOctor Morse's Indian Itoot -Pills have
worked wonders in my cape. I suffered for six years '
from liver trouble and laclney.ailinent. If I tried
' one medicine I tried .5 dozen., but .without good •
• restilts. Your pills were reconnuended and they
cured sue after using four boxes." • • .
Dr. 1.,'Ioi•Se's Indian Root. Pills.Should be taken
at the first sign of .back -ache, of ihetnitatism, or
• •of any difficulty in urinating. •
HOW TO KILL A COLD.
No easier or more pleasant than to
inhale "Catarrhozone"—it stops the
cold instantly, clears the nostrils and
cuts out the phlegm. Try Catarrho-
zone yourself.
Archie -MeLaugblin was arraigned at
Uxbridge on a charge of murdering
hiswife and was committeed
trial. Prof.' , Ellis swore that the
woman's stomach contained about .
grain of strychnine.
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Quantities of ancient art treasures
are said eo`have been discovered un-
der an ancient cantle. in south Spain.
The British' House of Leads accept-
ed. the amendments of the • lieuee of
Lords to the Irish land- bill rad pan-
ed. he .aneasurie,
• •
*HOW'S
• •
We eiffer One Hundred Dollars Re-
• ward for aoy ease of OrGtarrhthat
cannot be cured by Halt's,- Catarrh
F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
. . roledo, O.
We, the undersigned, hare leiown F.
. Cheney fOr the last 15 years,
••elieve him -perfectly, honorable in aAl
uSiness transactions, aed 51mnd:illy -
able .toecarry out any ceiliga.tione
made .by his firm. •
• Walling, Kinnan c1 Marvin,
' Wholesale J)ruggists, Tole,do, O.
Hall's .Catarrh Cure .is taken inter -
ally. 'acting directly. upon. the blood
nd mucous .surfaces of the • system..
Testimonials sent free. Price, 750. per
bottle.- Sold by all 'druggists.'
Take Hall's. Family Pills for • consti-
' '
ation.
•
•
Care Sick flidneys
For Sale Everywhere at 25e. per Box.
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• e "IN Hie BONES."
X ALL heve Mot the
grumbler Lte
W. "GlOod•marle-
talfc, Jones,
It'e gidag to be a
wretched day;
• I feel it In my boaosi."
And then he scrutinizes
And with oppressive
groans
"rou're in for a
sick spell; I
Can feel it hi IstY
bones."
And thine the deep-d)ei
pessimist,
"This land of our wisli
go
L.° the demnition Lew -wows, straight.
My old bones tell me so,"
Now bone., as everybody' Itnowe.
Are very' highly rated.
And personally, I'd regret
If mine disintegrated.
But he or she vrtsose every bone,
From ekull to sesarnokl,
Sas that old trick a "feeling things,"
I always shall avoid,
Timely Tine,
Stale cake has many noes; la Chars
lotte RUSSO, wtti Jelly en tep for the
children—many ways it can disposed
et. But for a change, it is a good plan
to mix it with the new cake batter.
Run the old pieces throe.gh the chop-
per, and then, before adding the dear
to the new batter, stir he the oranthes,
letting it stand until well soaked. This
will require the addition ef amok bun
flour and sugar, to the new oaks.
• Seamen Salad is much impreyed by
the addition of a garnish of canard.
Instead of slices of lemon, use Pamela
juice in the dressing and the capers
as garnish.
Spare Ribs is a dish not to be de-
spised if carefully prepared. Bake'
them with a stuffing of apples, ralsitts
and currants, and cover with sweet po•
tatoes.
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(LONDON)
Undoubtedly the best brewed on
the continent. Proved to be So by
analysis of four chemists, and by
awards of the world's great Exhi-
bition, especially. Cifreaoo 1893,
-
•
ve,hi
ere t received ninety,six points
out of a possible hundred, much
higher than any other Porter in the
United States or Canada.
. .
MrS,, ''Cawthorp. of..cataddc town -
shin has beet' the objet:of a number .
of: annoying tricks on tile part Of
sone 'eownfdly enemy, enil•lits letteit
prank was to pour coal oil into „her
well.
MINERAL MATTER FOR tIENS.
Ohlekens Ne.ed SAWA Deal Mere
Minaret Matter Than la
orally Supposed. ,
Chickens consume a groat deal More
Mineral Matter than is commoali up
posed. Not only is there mineral Mat-
ter in the general body compoidtion.
but large amounts in the beny frame-
work and a eonsiderable amount in
the feathers. The growing 0110, prob-
ably more than any other annual,
needs an abuntlanee of mineral matter
to meet its growing demand.
It is a well-known fact that chicicons
go about picking up every small bit
of mineral substance that they can
Snd. This is surely al indication that
these things are of a benefit to them.
Also it hs.s been held that grit In. the
form of small pebbles mut other hard
anbstances 'are need exclusively for
grinding food. Of late, after more
careful 'study of digestion processes
'with poultry', authorities have Pante to
the conclusion that grit does not aid
materially in the grinding of food in
the aizzard. It is very likely that the
pebbles grinding together there are
reduced to a powder and are utilized
in the animal system as a mineral
feed, the slow induction making diges-
tion possible.
Different animal and vegetable foods
contain different proportions of min-
eral matter, some containing a large
and some a mall amount. (X the
grains, for instanee, wheat contains
more mineral matter than corn.
mal bony matter contains more min-
eral matter than aniraal Beale Aiso,
some common natural Mineral sub-
stances contain a greater number of
mineral elements than ean be utilized
for food than others. Some granites
contain more inorganic elements than
limestone. Oyster shells, the popular
mineral chicken feed, contains pia,c,
deafly nothing but lime, yet It is an
excellent mineral poultry feed.
What is eacchariii? •
. A chendleal substance used in plaee
of ordinary sugzw,. for s•-yeeteaing
purposes. It can be purchased at any
drug store, and is very riperior In
strength to sugar.. Twenty-six grates
of saccharin will equal in. OWeetening
power one pound of .sugar. Therefore
It must be used sparireely and vrith
care. It must also be thoroughly dis-
solved or there will be tiny 11,101:1151 of
• nauseating . sweetness through the
dish.
The English use saccharin in tbi
preparation of marmalade. They oft,
en add gelatine to give tbe neceszary
"body" to .the preserve. •
•
..Repeat, it :—"ShlIoh's • Cute, will al-
ways cure my coughs and 'colds."
• Lord Cromer endet bumbee pi. Lord's
following. hint *refused to vote *tither.
for or against the British .buileet.
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AN ENGLISU . AUTHOR WROTE: •
. "NO shade,. no shine, no fruit,' - no
flowers, no •lcaves—Novenilleer.'' Many
Americans would 'add no . freedom
1 train- catarrh, which is se aggravated
during thie month that it becomes
constantly. troublesome. There is . ob-
i ,
tinclant proof that. catarrhis •acoli-
stitutional disease. it is related to
• Scrofula and consumption, being one
of :the wasting diseases. ifood's-Ser-
saparilla has shown that what is cap-,
able of • eradicating scrofula, complet-
ely Cures catarrh, and taken in time
'prevents .consumption. We etinnottsee
hoiv any ,sufferer can put 'oft taking
this medicine in view . bi the widely
published record of its radical a.nd
pertnanent cures: It is undotibtedly
America's Greatest li/letlicino for Am-
crice'S Greatest . Disease—Catarrh. .
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eeceoe
More people would put their
savings in the Debentures of this
Company if they realized the
timplicity and safeness of this
form of investment. It tnemly
means that one deposits a certaid
amount—any sunt over
Nw1thIthis Company for a period
,elif time, not less than one year,
•preferably fives years, or less if
.desired. The debenture kern
which the depositor receives is a
promise of the Compariy to pay
the sum mentioned, phis the
interest, at 4 per coat, per annum
at the time of expiration. This
promise is secured by over
$11,010,000 of assets. The in-
terest coupons attached are the
same as cash and can be deposited
as such. Huron & Erie Deben-
tures are an investrhent of the
highest class, and the man with
small savings can share hi it
equally its well as the capitalist.
Write for full particulars.
ti
stel
s Loan 8t Savings Co., London, Ont.
• Evidence Was taken at the investi-
gation ,of the accident to the steamer
Empress of Ireland, to show that she
struck • some Object lire a • sunken
wreck.
• THE LAST 13ITE.
LL through my life T•vt.
wondered why,
With every treat rye
had,
E. And, though all the rest
he good, • .
The last bite is so bad!
' Repeat it :--A`Shiloh's Cure will al-
a.ys cure my eonghs (tad colds."
A flume et the power
hipeg was carried away
result the city was in
several nights.
plant at Win -
,and as the
darkness for
GOOD .STOCK FOR BREEIVIO
White Cochins Are Fair Layers, Sut
Excel In Weight and
Hardineso.
White Cochins belong to the Asiatic
class. They are only fair layers, but
are of good build and generous weight.
The Standard gives Weight as follows;
A Trio of White CochIns.
Cock, 11 pounds,. hen, 814 pounds;
Cockerel, • nine • pounds, and pullet,
• seven pounds.
• They have .a. might yellow beak, bay
colored eyes, yellaw shanks and a; pure
white plumage. They are very hardy,
lay brown -colored eggs and are .very
persistent sitters. They are a single-
• combed breed.
Positive I'd saved the •
.
largest grape? .
Alis, my plan is foiled,
I'd kept it for the fare- ,
- weli taste,
Ttll' and—that last grape
spoiled
Ast extra cake, a sugar
•leaf, •.
INhaped . like an Easter
lacinnet,
IS good—all but the wind-up bite, •
That has no sugar` on Lt..
•And so it goes, through everything,
Wehoard until the last;
Only to find -enjoyment,
• Se long deferred; is .past. • •
'Just live from.day to day—that is •
The moral of my tale, •
Teest, like the last bad grape,we find
• Life's sweetness dry and stale.
• Tests for • Sclgs. .
A good egg Will sink in Water; 'ft
will also adhere to the shell. whet
honed. •
A rough surface, with particles oi
lime sticking thereto, is an evidence
of freshness.
• When eggs are boiled about three
minutes, a good medium loegth o1.
time, the shell will dry r.k. eltoo when
taken from the water.
Distrust tle egg with Smooth, glassy
shell. ••
MIXING FEED FOR THE HENS.
Deceastmor 2W, 1909
mersr rod
and Towel
drier—round
Only on Pandora
When a knife is dull a
Pandora owner never
wastes time hunting for
a "steel," She just
0 walks over to the
emery rod attachment
to Pandora, gives knife
six or eight passes over
the high-grade emery,
which puts on the
keenest kind of. an
edge.
This combined emery rod
and towel drier is a patent-
ed attachment you cannot
secure on any other range..
Just one a the many im-
provements that go to
make Panders the handiest
range you can 'buy. 14
Clinton, Out
la s
etnge
Harland Bros.
re.
TeRaleo Flock of 1-tealthy, Thrifty and
• Active Chickens Method of
• ' •• Feeding IMportent.
— .
A prominent poultry man of Massa-
thweetts, who breeds very hien-class
ilrds, has a method of feeding which
is isimplieity •iteeef. He has in each
Pen self-feeding hoppers; these hop-
pers are transversely divided into
ferent compertments and in each com-
partreeet li e. different kiwi of feed,
They cra kept • SUpplied at all times
and hie birds eat as much of each
Figs with Wine.
• This sounds Sybaritic, bit there is
teeny no simple' way to cook figs and
,make them palatable—and the addi•
tion of wine is not so elaborate tto it
sounds. It requires yery, little; cover
with a• cheap cooking claret, and let
stand Over night. • Cook slowly in a
double boiler. When the figs are sett,
take out of the liquid, allowing it t�
boil down. Then sweeten and pouf
over the fruit, This is strengthening,.
aaid cathartic In tendency
• si,000 Rinvmtp
For A Case of Incurable Constipation
To a person who can't be cured of
constipation by Dr. Harriilton-s Pills,
the above reward will he paid. No
cathartic medicine gives such lasting
sa.tisftietio't or effects such marvellous
cures as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. *Relief
immediately follows or headache, bil-
liousneee and stomach disorders. No
griping pains, no burning sensation,
nothing but the most pleasant relief
;attends the use of Dr. Hamilton's
Pills—othe'rs not so good. Price O.
a bot, at all dealers.
• Uses for COld Coffee.
• A good. pudding is made of corn-
etarch flavored with coffee instead of
chocolate. Moldand serve with cream.
When milk is scarce, use cold coffee
in gingerbread and different kinds of
brown middings,
Now that the crearny tints of lace
are so fashionable, the lace may be
dyed with left -over coffee. Heat
strain two or three times and use
strong or weak as the depth of color
Is desired.
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A SUCCESSFUL HORSEMAN.
13.t.
'.41111
• A Feed Fox.
•Xind of feed as they nee, reining it to
' suit themselves. • •
His stock is always healthy, and
thrifty.. He never feeds any . NrSt or
damp feed to his fowls,. old or yottee,
'From' the first they are fad on dry feed
and get it from the'boppers.
. Each hopper contains a variety of
grain, bran and middlings and a com-
partment full of dry beef scrape. His
plan saves an imeterme ernount of de.
tail work and museles with. hot mitehee
and mixed feed. ,
• POULTRY NOTES.
Boiled Oats or ether gr•s,ir. makes a
good laying feed.
13e sure the Lens. are eravidee with
a dust bath.
Oki hens niake the beet mothers, but
the pullets are the letter la.yers.
The breed you 111-e best is the beet
b”0,od for r ou to keen.
Sitr,iin and gravels as well as char.
coal eqr:old b!, acelksitle to the pout,
try,
ty runt:tie vegetable parings, hqtas,
email potatoes..., dey bread alid allot
craps through a bone cetter each dav
led feediag it to the bees, you win
bevel eege vilee °then 'eeves
"Tiin
££L
• 2:021
"iarvel Winner of
any pacer on
Grand Cipenit,
eke Each Animal Worth
25% Over its Cost
On ,2% of a Cent a Day
Nobody ever heard of "stock food? -curing the bets or colic, making
hens by in winter, incr.:loins the yield of milk Bye pounds per cowa day,
or restoring run-down animals to plumpness and vigor.
When you feed ." stock rood " to your cow, horse, swine or poultry,
you are merely feeding them what you are growing on your own farm.
Your animals do need not more feed, but something to help their
bodies get all the good out of the feed you give them so they can get fat
and stay fat all year round; also to preventdisease, cure disease and keep
them up to the best possible condition. No 'htock fobd" can do all these
things. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC can and does. It is
ot a "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
•
•
•'ROYAL. PURPLE STOCK spaci FIC contains no grain, nor farm products • It increases
yield of milk from three to five pounds per cow per clay before the Specific has been used two
weeks. it makes the milk richer and adds flesh faster than any other preparation known.
Young ealves fed with ROYAL PURPLE are as large at six weeks old as they would be'when
fed with ordinary materials at ten weeks.
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC builds up run-down animals and restores them to
' plumpness almost magically. Curesbots, Colic, worms, skin diseases and debility permanently..
Dan Malwan. the horseman, say's: have Used ROYAL PURPLE STOCK PECIFIC
.riersistently in the feeding 0( "rile Eel,' 2.021;largest.winner of any pacer tin Grand Circuit in
1908, and 'Henry Winters,' 2.091, brother of !Allen NVinters,'•witmer of $36,000 in trotting stakes
in 1908, These horses have never been off their feed since I commenced Using Royal Purple
Specific almost a year ago, and I will always have it in my stables." '
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS.
One 50c, package of ROYAL. PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will last one animal seventy
• days- which' is a littli aver two-thirds of a cent day_ Most stock foods in flfty cent packages
last but fifty days and are given three times a day. ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
' is given but once a day, and lasts half again .fts P:Mg. A E1,50 pail containing four times the
amount of the fifty cent paeltage will last 280days. ROYAL PURPLE will increase :he value
of your stock 25* It is •an astonishingly quick fattener, stimulating the appetite and the
• relish for food, assisting nature to digest and turn feed into flesh. Asa hog fattener it is a leader.
It will save many tirnes its cost in veterinary bills. ROYAL PURPLE pow -Tay SPECI-
FIC is our other Specific for poultry. not for stock. one 50 cent package will last twenty.five
hens 70 days, or St pail costing.$1.50 Will last twenty-five hens 2se days. which is four times more
• material for only three times the cost It makes a ' laying machine" out Of your hen*
summer and winter. prevents fowls losing •fiveh moultin_g.time, and cures poultry drseases.
Every package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC or POULTRA SPECIFIC is
guaranteed. •
Just uge FtOYAL. PURPLE on one of your animals and any other preparation on another
animal in the game condition: after comparing results you wilt sayROYAL PURF'LE. has
them all beat to death, or elseback comes your money. FREE—Ask '
• your merthant or write us forma- valuable 32.pagc bonklet on cattle
and poultry diseases, containing also
choking receines and full particularS abnut
2R,ORystASLPPEUCRIFPILCES.STOCK and POUL....
will supply yoit direct, expR0treYsasIgiQ4P-testin'rawridiee,
specifificysOfuronicamnneortch.gteltts
• oonr sretcoeciketsoofecSiln.o504,a pail for either Poultry
• Blake money acting as our agent in
• your district. Write for terms.
Por sale by all up-to-date met:chants.
Vi A. Jenkins Illg.Co London,Can.
•
Royal Ftirplo Stock and Poultry Specifics and free booklet are Kept in stock by W. S, Ilohne
THIS MEDICINE IS BREATHED
That's why it is sure to mire Cat-
rra. You see it goes direct to the
Never allows his horse to 'suffer pain. ,source of
a
the disease,—its . healing
Ile always uses Nervilino *which is ivapor repairs the damage catised by
rioted for 'curing stiffness, rheumatism, 'catarrhal inflammation. "Cata.rrho-
swellings and strains. Nerviline is iozone always cum cc uhe ib g
oes
just as good inside as outside. For into tho,se tiny cells arid passages
cramps, MIK', and internal pain it's a. 1 tgil worhdoirneartyhodnrteiies
sdealese eattent'Itanyreat.:
perfect marvel. In the good racing i Impossible for l'Catarrhozone" to fail
Stables Nerviline is always used,—be- as any doctor will tell you. Don't
cause it makes better horses and be misled into thinking there is any,
smaller veterinary bMs. Twenty-five thing so good as Catarrhowne,--use
cents buys a large bottle of Nerviline; it and you'll soon say good-bye to
try it. • catarrh.
-12ARIAND
CORN
• WHEN you brder Syrup
emphasize the name
'CROWNBR" for
'• this name means that
you want the best—the purest— .
the most wholesome and reliable
table syrup it is poesible to
• produce.
So rerfect and genuinely deli-
cious 1.11 "Crown Brand Syrup"
that you'll enjoy its flavor about
ten times more than that of any
other make.
• It costs you no more than ordi-
nary syrup and yet it is purer,
better, and more wholesoine in
every way. It is the greatest
food for rowing Children, and
can be given in any quantity
"Crown Brand Syrup" is put
tip in 2, 54 ro and eo lb. air -tight
tins, with lift-off lids.
When you buy "Crown Brand' '
yda obtain a Syrup as clear as
crystal and of guaranteed purity
and wholesomeness.
The Edwardsbarg Starch Co.
ESTABLISHED ABLISHED 1858.
Offices: Os
clisbitsAtiesi. MONTREAL, TORONTO Ind BRANTFORD.
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