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¥r. A.. S. Sseinecl , ,ik „Osaka: Av@.,
Tomato, rntto, awes: "1 bald tool attacked
417 f'retAuat'znly with astute muscular
rlestaratetiare. affectieg m'" slutuldere awl
arms. I used South <'luie k':tll Rh,'uitla-
iee (Jtu•s and foetid immediate relief
after a dome nr two. My family have
used tion remedy with the meet Nabs.
factory results. I tldii?: it trillt' a vary
efFioacians t wily for this vier '>u'e'vu,leut
ailment." Sold by A. L. Ihauult')n.
Preservation W'itltott4 e leenticttls,
In a bulletin of the Welst Z irginirl .ex-
periment station Mr. Hite describes a
series of ezperiulents which he neade for
the presentation of Milk with a preseetre
arty soy Tteat l57411tt 0savtr4Y. '
Last night I slept a Solea fab q., and
wakened with rt starts,
Anil wondered what the pain meld be
that pressed upon my hart,
Ii stabbil sobs it 41 a+*uia batik—the ;
crewels of y esterda i-,
The flags, mall cheers, and marching,
awl the boy that went away,
My boy.
t.)1h, well 1 Mince those gates. of death
when I was more than blest;
Wht'n kindly people laid a living babe I
t4) a lmuy breast;
Too glad to sleep, too weak to speak,
x
p
blessed hint where he any,
My nestling bird, God's grleious gift,
my boy that went away.
• of from 5 to 90 tons per square Molt. At 1\Iy bay,
the enol of five days some of the satnl'l,�:a And then x dreamed how lie should
were perfectly zlweet,,but luuo ease were grew up. scholarly and good, ,
•all the 'injurious bacteria killed, and, on And I should it beside Itis fife (por-
the whole, the experiment eau hardly be i, chaeta+ ill widowhood).
regarded Its a success. Great diffieulh•y j His fire is where the bugles call, and
was eaperieneed ixl.procuring cylinders aus'wringbullets fly.
stlillcieutly strong to withstand the, ; 'PI•c1 a crimson rain, o'er all the plain,
great pressure. In some oases low of whore the suffering, wounded,
moderate pressor° for several days, was lie.
tried,
WING[IAN TINES D
NEW YORK MILLIONAIRES.
i t oy ,a fru,' pet Ildis rotating trdvertiremesttm o
„•:,,1trs ami btoketw, saving that atocoyy voulel.
€ r'” „td+through rp•ruLttion, realizethat tl
• richest st nx zt in America have i mntautoed life in
a htl1nbir' va a;� ante have Italia their torten
through ',tcu k•e'eeltan�a speoulati,nu,.
glen sake Jar tloul<t, who worktdl ar a d
^cud+ rh t k in a small taws at 1110.tk) to week
to sty tot t ,ztic'th year, tort commenced to ottt�e,
ate with lti r .•_nail Navin; of *2'00.00 in 'Yell
Street, lett at b s, death T,antinions of dollars
7 wtt't<ell Nage who wurktdl as u grocery boy a
. $NA* iliti•11 nt 1 1 itiillions of dollars is is stiwealth. f
titins; the morkt•t,. talthou,•,11 NO years o* ase, au:
t o all' thousands Inds of others, who are ezrioyin
• tai the luaurics life can Offer,; whieh Is alto t
their nuc c e ss it, speculations.
`1`o the shrewd speculator the same ol)Iior
trititic v are open today as to others in thepast
the Mm tTlm`t .et wont can be bought lrad sol
is 10 ,bares on f''r• margin, znaldzzg till tlet1ur8.
Any ho ly it tc t t attxl ate to how spc etlatfiou
are con 1tit•tmd troll gc•t lnio)•znution and mattke'
iii ter• free of charge upon application. by lotto•
t*EOUGP, NKAI,I,itrll
BANI ll.� fi• 131;o'lf)aii3,
C'D_ ,+or t)ATCD STOOK.
1'+xd 11ANtti 13iill..
C i BROADWAY, 1W
Volum arrow. Oaneextl tk4ta e,
f Tl attezitioml of Mery Department
to
hived R* t' rntes has beau osllgd to tans
frequency with whilnit Melees attaaibuted
Vox Over mete reties
Anel will he suffer? --if I thought—bat
• no 1t cannot be
An Old and r' We11-Tried Remedy—Mrs leTo destiny so cruel as to mete such. woe '
W?li 11e* '$ Paoehilra Syrup has been used to 1110.
• for o r :est , •; . ',v iiiillionsof mothers
•
for 111... t •.' .,tet-, teething, with (Forgive my words, a mother's love eau
perfects see c:,.. • .. . ja,*;tile cliild,soft- neer be said or sun;
ens 1: ;:• ;1•t-, . ri train, cures wind At once the lovi,,of the brooding dove,
colic, wet. le the feast remedy for liar- ora lioness With young.)
nccea. it is pleasant to the taste. - -Sold y g } •
by druggists in every part of the world, * ,. * * *
Twenty -jive cents a bottle. Its Value is Downl plunging pain, at duty's call;
Incalculable. Be sure you ask for Mrs. away with, every fear,
Winslow's Soothing .Syrup, and take we For "Queen and Country" first of an,.
other kind.
our cry, though love be dear,
And may our Father keep the lads, and
bless each parent nest,
And our Queen doth know (fcr she hath
sons), we've given her our beat—
Our boys.
Wiugiiam.
Isabella, Allen Warwick.
We often crush down our impulses,r
Dot realizing that a impulses are apt
to be just the quick longings of our
natures to f,1fr1 their ideals.—January
Ladies' lame Journal
Children Ory for
CAt',�
a
Perfect health is that condition of the
body when. digestion is so perfect that
the physiological balance between the
destruction and construction that goes
on' ceaselessly in cell life is daily kept
normal,—E. B, Warman.
`ttS
9TTLE
!LLS
OIE.
Positively cured by these
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a
ao
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Ilcarty Eating. A per
fect remedy for Dizziness, 2 au -ca, Drowsf-
&less,. Tad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the' Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
Small PM. email Doses
�Drrl&a Priem
Substitution
the fraud: of the day.
See you get Ca: Nc 's,
Ask for . Carter's,
Insist and: demand•
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
• 3
[The above appeared in the Toronto •,
Daily Globe on Deeeniber 22nd;]—Eel'.
Trees.
neem TIrr DocrOhs.
Mr. B. M. Bowler, Cambridge, Kings
Co., YT. S., saysz "I was troubled with
a raining sore in my ear, for which I
tri d all kinds of doctors, but could not
get cured. 1 was recommended to try
Burdock Blood Bitters, which I did, and
the sore was completely healed."
to the use of theme foods is noticed in
n the newspaper press. As the use of
1 soon geode is. ou the ineroaso, it is
thought to be desirable that the facts as
to this matter sha111d be known, so that
Olio," steles may bo taken to safeguard the
g health of the customers, and :a circular
o has been issued to all the medical. inert
in Canada, asking for iuforinatiou on
di tate subject. The medical profession is
asked to state whether any eases of ill -
b Hess apparently attributed to this source
has come under their netioe in recent
years, whether the eitses lead terminated
fatally, whether the syulptons painted
to metallic or ptomaine ppisoning. I£
the latter, the profession is 'requested to
state whether the defect was owing to
imperfect sealing of the eau or a slight
ohmage or decomposition in the contents
on account °Vase. The. profession is
1 asked to make suggestions with a view ,
tto bettering existing °auditions its re-
cards tinned foodstuffs.
I0:"I9S I3LAUTX.
a—
nte A.GNEW'*P' OINTMENT STOt.l SKIN,
1t1:1r-tare 0.1rayrav Statistics.
The f.:l1-wine. statistics z;elatinx to the
Mutual Piro Iiirur'aiioe 01mm1muies et
this comity we take from the Govcr:i-
muent report of 1893. and they relate to
the business Clone 1 y these oo.ltpa'.iies
for the year ending December 31st,
r898:—MoKennon — Policies. in force,
2,017; haw and renewals, 451; amount
at Tisk, $2,911,575; value of i:rcrium
notes, 183,005; a"stssments levied, $'4,-
417; oaa'.i receive:I on fixed payments,
8.2,52; losses dining year, $9,780; ex-
penses of management, $943. Usllonw
AND Ii3BBE1T—PO11.e1QS in farce, 2,200;
new and renewals, 798; amount ,at risk,
v$8,0.20,635; valve - on premium notes,
892,147; assessments levied, 88,194;
losses cur ng year, 0,950; expenses. of
management, $720. HAY—Policies in
force, 1,751; new and renewals, 501;
amount at risk, 0.958,445; value of
premium notes, $105,359; assessments
levied, 88,974; cash received on fixed
payments, $501; lasses during year, $3,-
744; expenses of management, $785,
Wase WAwescstl—Policies in force,
2,983; new and renewals, 1,089; amount
at risk, 83,055,323; value of premium
notes, $136,858; assessments levied, $4,-
773; losses during year, $2,I5f; expenses
of management, $1,097. Howxott—Poli-
cies in force, 2,822; new and renewals,
902; amount at risk, $4,113,585; valueof
premium notes, $185,745; assessin'euts
levied, $877; cash received on fixed pay-
ments, $7,135; losses during the year,
$9,957; expenses of management, $1,735.
There can be no poorer sail for a
childplant to grow in, than the soil of
pretense. To learn • to conceal is a sor- ; 'T
roevful lesson indeed for a child. To
learn to conceal honest poverty, as
though ashamed of it, is the host soi-
ro- 'fnl of the sorrowful lessons in this
line, for it is to so little purpose, and is
unnecessary . afterward. — January
Ladies' Home Journal.
An Enormous Sale.
To all who have felt the evil effects of
deranged kidneys it is interesting to h
know that Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney -
Liver Pills are meeting with enormous
sale and unparalleled success • in this
+listri
c, et Backaches and aching kidneys.
die s.
y
are fast becamiug a thing of the past
r ' Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills fire auown. One cent a dose, 25
cents a box, at all dealers. •
Prisoners in the penitentiary fir y
about the only ones that live up to their
convictions.—Kansas City Star.
Mother's Favorite,
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
urpentine is mother's favorite remedy
or Croup; bronchitis, asthma, coughs,
colds and sore throat. It has by far the
largest sale of any remedy .for coughs
and colds. It is pleasttut to the taste,
prompt in action and is au absolute
safeguard against consumption and
pneumonia. 25 cents a bottle. Family
size 60 cents.
Mr. H. Smith, of Hay, Huron Co.,
veon the priz�i offered by, R. Cunning -
am, of Guelph, for the. best fat animal
fai
o ageor breed,xh' •
open to exhibitors
y g
from Huron and Bruce counties only, at
the c Guelph Fat S St , ek Show. ow. He also
won the Halliday silver cup for the best
animal of any age or breed; and a cream:
separator for the best fat animal, of any
age or breed, on the grounds. The
heaviest animal exhibited weighed 2195
iP
What between building and renewing
the organ, and adding stops to the organ,
and tuning the organ, the organ will
cost every year in interest on capital and
current expenditure enough money to -
have kept a missionary in foreign parts
or, to have supported a minister in a poor
district of the city; and what it costs in
anxiety to the organist and to the con-
gregation in chronic irritation would, if
reduced tomoney value and multiplied
by the number of orgalu'idden churches,
clear the debt off every foreign mission
in the whole Anglo-Saxon world. Jan
Maclaren
ounds.
BF,A.1,103 1 FAIL.
Last winter my ear boaled and I tried
everything to cure it but nothing did ine ,
any good. Some one recommended
Hagyard's Yellow Oil. It healed up fny
esir entirely and my hearing came bank.
Lizzie Farlinger, Cornwall, Ont.
At Thedford a two-year-old soli of
M. W. Davidson was killed by swal-
lowing a bean.
UTANTED—SEVEEIAL PERSONS P011.
Y Y District Otlice Managers in this province•
to
soancrpseoeprsentWIcn their own y u0r0ropundain
weuoyrly. Desiraboenlpyoyymenwith, ttnsual
se1£iddenRemedxnhege. 8.EA
Park, 320 Claxton Building, Chicago, '
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ItL'BMISIII:S--LEAv NS ITLTLY WIiiT1 AND
Iiia ALTIIY. .
Skin diseases of everynature, 'front
the inmost pimple on the flesh to the
most distressing eczema, salt rheulli and
tetter, are naick y, pleasantly azld per-
manently cured by Dr. Agnew's Oint-
ment., in disease where outward ap-
plioataions make a cure Dr, Agnew's
Ointmentnever fails. Ona applioatioe.
gives instant relief. Sold by -A. L. Ham-
ilton. •
T
The Geo. E. Trickett c San Co., of
Hamilton, followed their annual enstom
of distributing Christmas gifts to the
employees. One man received a build-
ing lot and a cheek for $200.
STO
For Infanta and Children.
The fee•
simile is �n
glgnatzie , `�every
R. wrr 48eh
'Walkerton jail had 75 mates during
the year, 66 males and 0 .feiniales. Their
religions convictions were as follows
Romnan, Catholic 8, Cantrell o f, England
0, Presbyterian 1'7, Methodist 15, other
denominations: 24 males and 5 females
were married; 33 men and• 7 woolen
were temperate. The cost of mainten-
ance of the jail was $2,146.72s. The cost
of the daily retiens of the prisoners was
6 cents.
_..�..�
The Crow
of Croup.
It strikes terror to.. a mother's heart, to
have he child dwake
upat. i ht with zxg t a
croupy cough,
Child can scarcely speak, can hardly
breathe''—seems to be choking.
There is no'titne for delay—apply hot.
poultices to the throat And upper part of
the chest, and give Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine. Syrup -nothing like it for giving
prompt relief=will save ` a child when
nothing else. will.
Mrs. Wru. Toting,. Franie, Ont., says:
"One year ago' our' little 'boy had a severe
attack ,of irlfianamation of the lungs alld
croup, which left a bad wheeze in 'his chest,
"We were .advised to use Dr. Wood's
I OrwayPine Syrup,which we did, and it.
cured • him completely,
"Now we always -
keep this remedy itt.
the house, as it excels
all others,for the
severestkincsofcoughs
or colds."
Laxa-tive; Pills nre:the most per-
fect remedy knots -n for the cure of Con-
1s ipition, Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Sick
,adache. :Do not gripe or sicken.
'What at -ore appropriate name .eou] d be
appliedto that most • .nsidious :and uni-
versal of diseaes—Catarrh----vhieh .af-
fects nine hunched in every thousatia of
our people.
D'�•Agnew's`!
; �,�';� tail�'der h r ent is allowed ber the thousands of nnse-
lJ.r I Hefted testimonials" that have been te-
proved itself a wonderful power
' i oeived by those who have suffered from
(the Catarrh Malady in all its forms, and
1i'44...-ler.f 'A ;Orden...»1.adove of peace in 4for periocis of suffering, whether the
bait of a few days of Influenza or Cold
*, ,,, t� in the Head to the cure of stubborn and
' j.. ' i..% •� •. a•F... i �th., deep-seated Catarrh of the 'Head and
It it:.rat e t lite worth 1It31it --it ing disease. Nose, covering the almost i iorediable
eriod of fifty yearte
help* in a hurry and it elites- Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal p"0 Apart from the splendid evidence of
curative powers of I)r, Agnew's
permanently- relief' in 10 to been for many years before t hal Powder received from people
04)
inntetthe surest, most harinniees, raazks and conditions of men, front
ost
wed ems oom�i and go and hard- most permanent treatziae, i a= In theet to the judge on
The mmoat eminent nose and
x '. s1 week pteeee 1mt conte now claimant Hay Pe rer,Coid in the
tartfar t catarrh presents itrrelf, Ilafluhel1Zat, Clttarr'hS
ion tde fry, and aubilhent ' and T'onieil ttii.
to th a wog ]fit 02 pw
weak taw
41,
Mies concede it the greatest
unqualified endures: -
practical faith in tt
daily plramtiee.
tart'hei P wddr
attacks the disease, removes the 'cause,'
cleanses and heals the parts, gniekly and
permanently. The treatment is simple,
the applications are easily made, perfect-
ly painless, and in: ten to sixty minntes
after applying, relief follows. It's so
wonderfully searching,, and yet so sooth-
ing, comfort comes like. magi°,
Mrs. M. ,Greenwood, of 204 Adeliado
street west, Toronto,says, insubstantita-
tion of the claims of Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder: 'tI am so well
pleased with I3r. ° Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder and the good results derived
from it, that I hardly know . how to ex-
press myself. For years I was a great
sufferer froin Catarrh in the Bead and
Throat. I tried many remedies without
getting relief until I began using Dr.
Agg*new's Catarrhal Powder: A. few
applications gave me great relief. I con
tinned using. it, and now every vestige
of the trouble has gone, and words fail
me to 'express the gratitude I feel at be-
ing freed from this loathsome disease."
Dr..ew's Cure for the Heart stops
palpitation, smothering, shortness of
breath, paints about the heart, gives. re-
lieves 1n 80 irliututes
Dr. AglIeW's Ointment. -•-•When the
skin ateetas esi * frofzn i
grill disavows, ens F ,, "e d will giro
' `rill ,�►�r 'I.. ■ I ■ r"1
/ 1\ \'k \N'. \\\�\\ \\\\aQe\\ ee\O V\`a : <
Castoria, is for Infants and Children. (Astoi-ht is a
harmless substitute for Castor 011, i,'aregoric, Drops
and Soothing; Syrups, It contains. neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant,
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by ].Millions of ..
7FTatbers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverish-
tress, Castoria cures DiarrIt ea and Wind Colic. Castoria,
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
o Platnlency. Castoria assimilates the rood, regulates
the Stomach and Dowels of Infants and'Cbildren, giving
Healthy and natural sleep,. Castoria is tiro Cltiklreu's
Panacea—Tile Mother's I+'r iend,
Castoria,
Castoria is an excellent medicine for
children, Mothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children." -
D7a, G. C, OSG00D, .4owa11, Mass,
Castoria,
Castoria Is so well adapted to children.
that I reeomzuend it as superior to any pre+
scriptiou known to Inc."
It. A. Ancona, 15. D, ,Brooklyn,.V; F
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY .•WRAPPER.
TME 'CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK 'CITY.
i'!e-.•'rc�5; ?.?etr,:R; :$ : ..,=• aee.''3,eyie'se,a•n^.+rhet moi'...,,.all,a'fMR+�'!;R4i,lf+.$batriiYra)ta�
WEAK,SE1
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260,000 CiLTRED IN 20 2,..
CURES GLiiARAN dE D OR AfO PAYi .
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• $I®00 IN G��0 CAI, TC1Utui o Mi,
SEL -ABUSE, Linis.i1ON ;, VA.HC0-"
CELE, COINCEALED CE /,.1145, STRICT. �:
LIRE GLEET, , 5YPn11.US,, STUNTED
PARTS, LOST 111MANZr00e), IMPOTEN
CY, NERVOUS DEBILITY, UNNAT-
URAL, DISCHARc;; S, ETC.
The Neyi ti3et:led Tr at lent is the S;
ft %F `a liit.,,4�zr 1,y'tl the Age
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arr;avogstrn�cx. FOR CU PkYL `°E n1i`a 8E'�'SES
Greatest .
Thousands of young and middle aged :nen are annuall c,it t , a Iiia datura
grave t ,,
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.Ou horn any of trap T 1.",TJi1tg symptoms eonet;lt,t)n bolero 33 is t ,n Iota Art ' r 1 nn-
vnus and weak, dcsyor.ciont and gloomy, npne•s betor,' the cy.:o with davit cfr, l -r, ander
18010, wait hac . 1-1iacy4 trrl.tahla,p,a1t,tation of the h,•att, 1.iwi:r', 1 dr 11„r4 atm
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sees t.[ n
4 to ilti2t•
inn pimples 1
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Isnttn or
os p the rase, ors nergy f. 1 4 Tr' ghee rvurn
r expression, porn , t,•:u+n v, 1lCminax;. distrustful Jr' ac Cir<•rs:y c,n h err^nrr 7 n' "'Ili'
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k .Cse, restl'•s i 1.1 .il 9, ch.tn•tr:a••l,, )non.lar, woe .% 1.,uahou,l, atl.at.0 es.„33,no a... ,,ri.i:hu-
E ' turo'(luta,, both) 3'.,4s. Taw.: loose: avre t.,luatetc.
YOU fiAi'' `SEMINAL W. AKAfC 11
v. O1JR NSW MI TtiOAJ x H13ATMENT alone can h
,1 r you, and ria !:o a roan of you. tinder its infiu- , �-'”' -
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sumo the brain-for:ernes active, the blood purified 1$ .. 13 so: that all piuiplea, rdotchrs and ulcers c:isapr/ear;
• ;F . the nerves become strong as stool, se that nclrvous-
reee. bashfulness e.nd drspondeney dlaapl)ear:
the eyes become alright, the fa=•o full and clear,
energy returns to the both-, and the moral,physical
), end so,.ua +ieystente are iiialgorcrtod; all drains,
;y Ceasn'-numoro vital waste from'ttio system. The
F, various organs become natural and manly. • You
rel yourself a pian and (know marriage cannot bo
,,. a failure. We invite all thnafflicted to consult us
hfie confidentially and trioofchar^e. Don't lot quacice
one fakirayoe you of your turd earned dollars.
t, Iseao.,1 cute you or nopui. ' .•
IIAs YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED2
, SYPIiIL'S is thouinstprevalent find most anions
T u 0i) dl,tmasn. It salts tate wry lite blood of the „I '.tom
1 A.etlmand nnirssentirely eradicated frotn"the Sys-
I 5 •m will a7Tuat the offspring.: Beware of Mercury. SEu)1DITAuY sloop DISEASE.
I;, only suppresses the, sytaptoms -our NOW Mn rfloD positively cures it for ever -
YOUNG OR MlD0LU-A0 ED MAN—You've 104 a gay life, ar+indulged ie the follies -7•
4 e. youth. Self-abuse or later excesses have broken down your system. You Leel the 11...
d symptoms stealing over you. Mentally, physically and sexually yon aro not, the man.
- you used to be or should bo. Lustful practices.roap rich harvests. Will y.,u hood the g
-danger signals.
? READER,
Aro you avictim? .Have you lost hope? Aro you contemplating marriage?. �1
Has your blood boon diseased? Have you any weaknessi our New Method
I Treatment will cure you. what it has done tor-othors 1t will do for you. Consultation �.
) Free. No matter who has treated you:*write for an honest opinion Tireb01 Cirargo,
Charge reasonable. Books Free —"The Golden Monitor" .(illustrated), on Diseases of _
Eton. Charges
postago, 2 cents. Se1a4yIod. Book on "Diseases of Women" Free.
A63`•N•0 NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN ,CONSENT. PRIVATE. No medtolaosent C 0 D
No names on br 4s or envelopes. 'Evoryth;ng confideatfal. Question' Itst and Cost Of Treat
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ORS. KENNEDY 86 IKERGAN "'o � a � �
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.tit: MONEY'S MONEY
„„.,,, fix' 1 Any man -who wears
the J. ID. King Co.'s
labbers
finalestubPro tnonev B- °lacy
ill • ;that will jingle in his pocket,
* °' e_ Search the world over and. I
:1.:
..1, 4, � �`• - will finch nothing better than
k 'rl y . 3'Ot91 Rtr1�l)trrs, because
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f� ''y• »; �' ' there is notlnn.g better:
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each shoe.
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