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rite lz. ;NI ..tae: ova. is tho weight of
the, 1a ars. ate:at .• .1:.tR (;'un under
exp ' .I:l. e.. Pt too TT i tett Sasaki crazy.
If t ' 15 : shots a Tri Auto, anil e,tu he
care o let mai mean
(•! iu s: , ttineS,e iia tho sleep • of a 1 •:iii
has l eao tr,a..ecl ht'!. as fares 3.:19
Be;Pnre. Affer. Wood's Thos; .002:x,
The Great .Rngilale :SEntEefy
druggists in Canada.Ol l Only !ii
able Medicine discovered. Sir
packages guaranteed to our all
forme at Sexual weakness. all effects of abuse
or
bacco. excess,Opium orSltlental Worry, Excessive use of To
timulaats. Wailed nn''xcelpt
of price, one package $1, six. S3. One tall )leaoe,
ifzwtjLcure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The 'wood Company, Windsor, Ont•
Sold ;ti \iinghaut by Colin . t ;,n'pbtll
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Colrotw, Mutual Fire Ietsanamoo Cowlrany..
The Pirectors of the Oulress Mutual
! Fire Ina -trance. ('t. met in the tott'nhall,
Teeswater, Jail. 27, 1900, as per motion
lot adjournment. Members all present.
The i•'resi:lent in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and ou motion of J. E. Scott, seconded
ly Wiu. McDo:Inld, were adopted.
RA.I-•-Palle i— Tint all applications
for Iusnl.auce est+ liew laid before the
13oat(l for examination -Carded.
Reid•-Donaldson--Tluat as the apoli.
cations; laid before the Board aro found, '
s atisfuctory, the President xaud Secre-
t::ry are hereby instructed to prepare
aid issue policies for the same --Car-
• xiecl.
Dcualclson-Reid••••-That the resi;ua-
TER W1NG1A} TIMES, FEBRUARY 9, 19UO,
13rllnoa%lt3a, 11aw a Doter Nlgurl llie Name.
Mr. William, Devitlson, St. Andre'w's.
Que., states: "Dr, Chase's Syrup of
Linseed and Turpeutine has cured me of
bronchitis. I Iiave, without success,
triel many remedies for the past six
years. Last winter I had a severe at-
tack and was unable to wo:Ir,I F ,ot:eve'
a bottle of Dr. Chase's Syne? of Liumod
aid Turpentine and tam Raptly t!1 state
that the third bottle made nae a well
n ala,' 25 emits a bottle. Family size
00 cents.
hive SStoolt and Farm Debts.
The way out for a farmer who Is •
heavily in. debt, stays The American Cul-
tivator is while still continuing his -
• ordinary farm methods to maize asalnany
inexpensive impxoveanouts iu. theso as he
can and thus make mops pay a little
titin of Henry lktel,e:s as agent l;e ac- bettor titan they liavc, Meanwhile ho
tam
of a cried. should use strategy, as military meta
Scott-Met/maid o:iald That F. Powell ' would call it, looking armed until he
a:'d A. W. Haldenby be agents for 1900. Pound some branch t f forming which
t d id 1 `ed tc-
lei erose him d an
\v noi is Ada
Drug:;+.-. Heldenby's territory to include that .
his farm said locality. This he should
De WOODS
7rI7
at,
PINE
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EMS S e `' 0 00108.
Mrs..Alonze i., ........,lar,. Freeport, l\.' .,
Bays; "I had a severe attack of Grippe
and a bad cough, with great difficulty m
breathing. After taking two bottles of
Dr. Wood's Norway Pilo Syrup I was corn.
pietely cured."
Work while you sleep without
a grip or gripe, curing Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia and
Constipation, and make you
feel better in the morning,
TOBACCO HEART.
Have you been
smoking a good
deal lately and
feel anoecasional
twinge of pain
roundyour heart.
} Are you short of
breath, nerves
,1 unhinged, sensa-
tion of pins and
needles going through
your arms and fingers?
Better take a box or
two of Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills and get
cured before things be -
corms too serious.
Here's what Mr. John
James, of CaIedonia,, Ont.,
has to say abort
tL..'n: " I have
G;irklii,l' h -d seriousheart trouble
• for four years, caused by
excessve use of tobacco. At times my
heart wn•:i.f beat very rapidly and then
seemeu to stop beating only to commence
again with unnatural rapidity.
"TLis unhealthy action of my heart
caused shortness of breath, weakness and
debility. I tried many medicines and
spent a great deal of money but could not
get any help.
Last N;xvember, however, I read of a
man, aflicted like myself, being cured by
Milburn's. Heart and Nerve Pills. I went
to Ronar'a draft store and bought a boa.
_ .T1 .1.A.. t, Fl ria it I was So
mu
ch fret rer I bomeht another box and this
completed the care.. My heart has not
bothered me since, and I strongly recom-
mend all sufferers from heart and nerve
trouble, caused by excessive use of to-
baceo, to give Milburn's Heart and Nerve
pills a fair and faithful trial." ,
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are 50e.
a box or 9 for $1.25,at all druggist4
T. Milburn $ Co,., Toronto.
fo''merly managed by McEvers-Car-
ri, ti. intake a specialty, beginning in a small
Donaldson-Ballagh-That David Me- way at first until he can. theror.glily
Intosh be re -appointed Secy. -Treys, for, - learn the "business. When he finds it
the year 1000 at the same salary and lays well, Bien he can patella -this
security as heretofore -Carried, specialty and perhaps iu a siugie year
Make more clear profit from that than
Fnv.ANOn REPORT. he had done before in 20 years of or liu-
The following fire claim and accounts ary farming. There are sores and even
were presented for payment: -D. Me- hundreds of these specialties in farming
KiggTMau, damage to house, $..0; J. McRae, by which ;nen have either lifted thein -
inspecting MeKiggau's house, $1.25; J. selves out of debt or have matte farming
McRae, as Auditor, $5; Robt. Watson, profitable. Some Hien have done it by
as Auditor, $5; A. Butcbart, notice of growing the choicest stock. This re-
am -mi. meeting, printing A;aditors' ra- quires more capital than any other
ports, stationery, $8.50. method, but it also makes the most
Reid McDonald -That the above ac- rapid gains. A herd of. choice stock can
counts be paid - Carried. usually be doubled in valve in three
Reid--McDonald-That the agents' years, or if a deist were incurred to buy
remuneration be as follows f'er'tile year the stook, the debt might bo .paid and
1900:-75 cents to be collected from ap- the original stock be still ou hand at the
plicaut at time of taking application and close of the third year. There is risk in
Company to pay agents 5 cents ou each, tails if valuable animals die or if they
application passed by the Board --Car- are so neglected and ill, cared. for that
ried. their value deteriorates. But to the ex -
Reid -Scott -That the inspectors for tent of grading up his own stook by
1900 be the same as in 1899, viz: Arch.. crossing with pure bred, ;tales this
Gordon, Kinloss; Thos. Malcolm, Kin- method of raringstook more valuable
lough; John Meltae, Culross, and Gec. is at ithin the reach of every farmer, how-
Cruikshanks, Turnberry-Carried. ever poor. When he hat a calf growing
Reid -Donaldson -That motion No, 1 up into a better cow than was ever on
of last meetiug to amended so as to
read that Thos. Allison be President
and Manager for 1900 and that he re-
ceive $10 for said. services -Carried.
Reid -McDonald --That the President
ascertain from the Village Council on
what terms the use of the Town Hall
will be given fox holding meetings, &e.,
for 1900 -Carried.
Seott-Donaldson- That this Board
do now adjourn to meet age 11 on last
Saturday of February, at 2 1, m., in the
Town Hall, Teeswater, or at the call of
the President -Carried.
D. MCINTosn, Sec'y-Treas.
MISERY IN A HOSPITAL.
.
the farm before, the farmer in debt can
see the day of his delhheranoe every year
drawing nearer. '
"Adversity fiattereth no man," but
the pains of dyspepsia turn his attention
to Hood's Sarsaparilla and in its use he
finds a cure. - -!
r1i4 fleeldve.
Keep bees to Make your honey,. but
begin with only a few dives.
Bees are profitable because they gather
-up and store what would' otherwise be
lost.
The queen is a fully 'developed female
' bee and is the mother of all of the bees
in the hive, of -whatever kind •
RSEUDfATISAIMADETATE AnunDEN--SOUTH If not otherwise protected from idle
AM1'RICAN REEEII LATIC OURS LIB-raD IT high winds, tight fences or hedges of
-A. PERMANENT OU1t,E. evergreens should be placed around. the
The life of John E. Smith, Amass, beeyard.
Wood Hospital, St. Thomas, was one Worker bees. are all undeveloped fe-
1 nor round of misery, he was al afflicted male bees, but ander certain conditions
l Wigs. xhermatism. He tried all manner
" of cures without luuch benefit. After are capable of producing eggs which
having used half a bottle of South Amer- produce drones.
lean Rheumatic Cure he found great re= Bees; when not gathering honey, soon
lief, and four bottles cured him permun- settle down: to a,ljniet condition, during
catty. Sold byyA, L. Hamilton.f which time there is little wear and tear
' An exchange reports that it rem:fa-eel N On the system.
thee following communication from one I, The entrances to the hives should be
The ll;se r,aay Lo fairly good at Beall -
ling a rata but ho is sadly deficient in
Me ability t,.1handle a pm.
When. the aaveruge hoer has to at-
tach las Manta to 1a document aa .air of
importances prevacles his dsvellhoe for
several honin, The children ilia coo -1
stantly chided, the patient vrauw has al
l:reoccnpied look and the husband hint- I
self puffs even mora vigoro.'lsly t11:u1 I
u nal at Iris pipe. {{
Eventually a corner of the table is
cleared and carefully wiped, The
f: luny Fible is )k e l ii position, and
the sheet of paper requiring the sip
la-
tue placed npo:l. it, An expectant
siieueo falls upon' the company.
"Suttee" cries. the wife. "Saha, lain
det jas, papa gnat soiu uaam teol,u."
"Tiush, cliildton, father is about to sign
his name."
The family stands atoned open-
mouthed and rill oyes gaze expectantly
upon the paper. With arms bared for
the fray, and with pen carefully poised,
the Boer .betels to bis ttask.The pen is
gripped firmly betweeu lis horny tlug-
ers.
"Deed's Are fruits,
Words axe but leaves." It is not what
we say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla
dons that tells the story. The many
wonderful cures effected by this medi-
due are the fruits by which it should bo
.judged, These prove it to bo the great,
uuequalled remedy for dyspepsia, rheu-
matism, sorof ata,. salt rheum, catarrh
and all other ailments due to impure or
impoverished blood.
Iioon's Phis are non -irritating, mild,
effective,
More than 3,000 persons are buried
annually in the pauper's e.nnotezy of
Berlin..
The ltunber and shingle manufactur-
ers of British Columbia, have combined -
t3 prevent competition and keep up
prices. They want protection for their
industry at the hands of the Dominion
Government.
Children Ory for
TORIA.
In 1895 there were 2,.080 savings banks
in the United States, and the deposits in.
them amounted to $1,841,000. In 1899
there were 942 savings banks in the
United States and• their deposits were
$2,401,001,000. •
Fire destroyedthe post office block in
Tilbury, with the post office, G. N. W.
telegraph office, Wiightoin's butcher
shop,a billiard hall and badly damaging
Cassidy's harness shop.
lE3akers' Bad
Backs.
We little know dile toil and
hardship that those who make
the "Staff of Life" undergo.
Long hours in superheated
and poorly ventilated work-
' rooms is Bard on the system,
gives the kidneys more work: than they
can properly do, throws poison into the
-system that should be carried off by these
delicate filters. Then the baek.gets bad-
1 'n
of its patrons: Send ins a few copies contracted daring the winter. The been plasters. You mus ' Not much use at roach liniments and
the Kidneys to
your paper containing the obituary I, do not require the full sized. entrance cure the back. DOAN'S Kidney Pills
about the death of my child a month I for ventilation in winter, even .tliougb ire all kinds of Bad Iiaeks by restoring
ago. You will please publish the en- I, the colony be a strong one. the Kidneys to healthy action.
closed clipping about my nice'= mars I` It is important to have an alighting• darted a tltr B iii Sarnia o has eon-
, ry � xfor the'
riage, also state Myour local columns, , place convenient for the bees to enter past 15 years, says :
if it does not cost anything, that 'I ala the hive, and an east or south front is For a number of years 'previous te taking
ecuse'e Sidney Pills I suffered u great deal from
going to have an auction sale and that I~ desirable. Bees should not take a flightacute Daina acm=e the small of my bnelt, Wins in
want to rent my farm. Send me a copy while there is snow on the' grounds—Sit.. the batik of my bend, dizziness weary feeling tend
gonorm debility. T�'rorn the flrat few deco= of
of the paper this week, but as my ti in& ' Luis Republic. Donna Kidney Pills) commenced to improve, and
r have continued until I am to -day a well man,
is run out you may stop my paper as
It would be as easy for one to be sieli: ileac not Rota pain or echo about zno. My ho.td is
'waste money' on clear; the urinary difficulties all gone; my sleep i9
times are too hard to
and. welt at the same time as it would io, reten the and my health is better now than for
newspapers. be selfish and happy.• amara.,'
ealed of her wart pall
After doctors had said no cure --A,cu '•e
heart disease had put Mrs Fitzpatrick
well nigh inthe clutch' of the 'tGrim Reap-
er." But Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
,� the hospital door, imamne t,iit 'ar'cmclt fbi ruratCtiv®sopaw+
�m:e� her a �
ere have been domOtsatratecl, and ha most
.(�� '� ••y,;�, - her
. a .}. �, acute rormtl of heart lh�4uaio relief bias
' ,ct h "�'r l ifes she accept- tomo indido of g0 minutelsi'lit<�r the first
dose has been taken. Borne of the moat
. 4.. a. 4 -ale pprow-tweed symptoms of heart ditsord-
' . > ars are: Palpitation, shortness of
mssaired men for mord iaouey, the lied, breath, weak and irregular pulse, smoth-
�t !Veil ening spells, moiling of the feet and
'� :.+ c; 1. •» 1
the /Inman engine' le wraught ttpnn for .� tenderness ared pain in the loft
�
double the ditty' that Pravidenoe origin• aide, chilly isentlaticnas, uneasiness if
' +.� strong.:anyassigned it. Thtts itis, that we Vinay' �•g on the left utile,,' h=int ing• spells, pick IT aaii new5P6Per anp day and istaigrr and exhavetiou. Any tam of
read of'the sadden batten of!of this, that tam, symptom, is enough to oonvine is of
11r•4 thtf' cit It person, heat theta astltd the setting of heart +1trsetras-and any
flet these of int i7 awl l rifle, -the eau;sea gxied, heart failure .
} ! titre orf atom if 1ttlEscztrorfi, may mean
- yearroas slrash, poor cN colon, tire sstrug. i .strain too great, and no a sietance offer'- madden detail to **mamma..
�¢ hattit>s 66641' tzar ten rit ted - ' ed nature to help her carry her load. Dr, Agn is ;.ore fo�' Desert not
Dr. Agnew'a Clara far the Iieslrt 1a a only OMi»sttt,ut relief, bat in this mad
P as arearlt is renal. of the 1 voteless remedy. Tluoatoadu+' of Ma ftti:bborta enures it win ogootl a raps i casa'l
TOR BALD AT A. L. EAMIL' O''S DRUG }511701 8,
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disease: Hers was a stubborn case of
only five years' standing. She was treat-
ed by several eminent physicians and
hear tpermanent cure. Itis not an untried
nostrum. It is a Heart specific, leaves
no bad after effects or depression. It
acts directly' on the nerve centres, in-
duces nervous enemy, dispels all weak
neasess, atld generally tones the systern
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, of Gananngtie
Ont., was a great Buffeter from heart
sneoililists without any permanent re
lief. She became so bad that she went
to the hospital, and she was in a short
while disohn,rged from there as a hope-
less ineurable; bnt,to useherrown words
"As a last resntt,1 bought a bottle of
Dr. Agnew's. Cure for the Heart. One
dose gave me =nod instant relief from
it very ;tante Roasni. I felt encouraged,
and persitttecl in its use. It just took
three bottles to etre me completely, and
I
gladly. boar my teeti'tnony to We^iron-
derftll remedy as a life saaver."
What it has done for Mrs. Fitzpatrick
it elan do for any sufferer from heart dis-
eetPEf.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder re-
lievee oold in the 'Head in ten minut=es,
and has tented catarrh epees of 50 years'
standing.
Dr. Agnew's Ointment will owes blind,
Notating or hol=ing piles in from three to
leve *Ma One application relieves the
most irritating =dila ciinrfrges; 8l5 eente.
A sw'ss Pillar for' 000sttprotloil,
sick bt�e,1,t1tios emcee rand sear euoh
treubles .cava q, Oaly 20 cents a
nat
Nan
Oastoria is for Infants and. Children. Castoria is a
ltal'mlass substituto 'for Castor Oil., Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium,.
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is rleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by millions of l
ltiothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation and
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Dowels of Infants and Children, giving
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
• Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for "Castoritt Is bo well adapted to children
chiidren. Mothers .have repeatedly told me that I recommend it as superior to any pre-
of its good cff ct upon their children." scription known tome,"
Da, G•, C. Osawn, Lowell, Mass 11. A. ARCIIT:R, M. D. J roohlYn, N. Y
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
'APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
-RP. CRNTAUR COMPANY 77 MURRAY BTRCCT NCW YORK O,TY .
tom., fli 1. r..�, t'-'e�Yi'E .°•R. ,+^�+O'Sn`;'.eT`�,i2a.s��•7+•, e�c;m1^rV.'`^e,� x��. �.-...Y.erl. C+r. *l�c�,: �.''i'
The Might Directory publishers esti-
mate the population of ;the city of To-
ronto at 250,209.
The average man in framingan ex-
cuse for his late home coining usually
does it in•guila•
W.W. O; Vie, wl'seo died recently in
Montreal, rift au estate. of over $5,000-
000. .
If our Doctor's Advice - Has
not always been according to his con-
science because for years he's been
schooled in prejtdices which: dub every
proprietary remedy as "quackery" -to-
day he knows better and practices bet-
ter, and such wdrthy remedies as Dr.
Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are among
the:aonstant preseriptionst in his daily
practice because he rias proved then; so
potent in stomach. troubles -fit. in a box, ,
135 cents, Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
D. Kipg, of Kingsville, managing
director of the Ontario Natural Gas and
Oil Company, has forwarded $200 to,the
Toronto Globe patriotic fund on behalf
of the company.
In' thick, ungainlyscratches, and with
slow and painful motion, the pen .begins
to work, and at the end of about four
minutes, the deed is accomplished.
Dollars
dor
Doctors.
But Mrs. Douglas derived Ilttti
benefit till she used B.B.B.
Proof after proof we ha
furnishing
been fur g how B. B.
makds bad blood pure blood and
cures cases that even the doe;
tors failed to benefit.
Here's the case of Mrs. John
Douglas, Fuller, Ont., an ac-
count of which she gives.
C 1 have used B.S.B. for impure
blood, pimples on the face and si k
headache.. 1 tried a great y
remediesandspentdollars fordoct 4rs'.
medicine but derived little benefit.,
I then started using B:B.B. and only
took four bottles when my skint
became clean and free from all erup-
tions. .My
rup-tions..My other troubles disappeared
also and I ani now in perfect health."
!'WEAK.. ("�,.t 7 is NERVOUS USS P9';..;,
250;000 CTJRED IN' 20
h' -CURES GUARANTEED OR f 0 P.A
$1000 11k1 GOLD FO-; A CRr . W:
CAN".Jr c ;a1.:i
SELF-ABUSE, Et l$s(ON., VAR !CO1''
CELE, CONCEALED DRAINS, ST4I:C T.
URE GLEET, SVPH[LIS, aSTUN1 EL);;,,,
PARTS, LOST iitiANHOOp, IMPOTEN'. Q
CY, NERVOUS DEBILITY, UNNAT-
URAL. DISCHARQE5, CTC.
`The New Method Treatment is tile'
of- Greatest 0iven tory of the Age t.
FOR CORMPJC THESE DISEASES
Thousands of young and middle aged men aro annually erupt to a b ematurel'
• -•'ave through bA::LY(1v1NScklaTIoNs, EXCESs35, AND IlLu.r.) G1 i,.ii.`yi:>. if
t. )u 1en.vu any Of the following symptorna consult ne Ware it is tan Iain, Arra you nes
mos ...•d wt.. .. , dezpendont and glnonly, specks before rho eyes with 'tar a circles under.
4 • ; hens, weak l ank,.kidneye irritable, palpitation et tho heart, hashruL dreamt; and
tofisrs, nr•tlim :ti, in urine, pimples on the fano, eyes sunken, armee tenetts. e•u,nv"rn•
,., aasestnn, I.o.+r mamma, lifelees, distrustful, lana: energy ono, eirnngth,ttrea morn -`'b
. • ten: tante'.r, l:i•:),t5. changenato moods. weak ivaUhoud, atuntt.d organs and promo-,
.ro Uecay, hone pales, hair loose. sore throat etc. E.
t. Y u HAVE .$EM/NAL.
I., O'J1, NOW ME lOiD T I3ATMBNT alone can
fro 'nu, sect make a man of you, Underits roily-
V:leo tho blain boeorea activo, the blood purified
:i .. a that all pimples, hlotebns and mama disappear;
the norms become etrtng as stool, so that uervons-
nose, bashfulness rind denpnnnoney disappear;
r tno eyes heconto bright, tho face full and clear.
energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical
#nand accrue systems aro invigorated; alt drains
° c: ease—no there vital waste from the system. The
ivarious organs become natural and Manly. YOU
fool yourself a nntn and know marriage cannot be
a /allure. We inylto all the afflicted to consult Its
ot,aildentiallyand free otcharee. Don't lot quaeke
e; and fakirs rob you of your hard earned dollars.
J Its w..i oars you oe no,pay.,
11 AS YOUlt 1LOOI) SSSS »1SSASE1l1
ilVVE A6tN.'" L3 d
1�}
:lYhtHIL'Sisthe most prevalent anti Most serious t,
'S..000 diseew'. It saps the very life blood of the
v'etim and artless onttrelyeradieatnd from the aye.
•not hili aMnet tho offspring. foware of Mercury. nERltprrARtt nnoett DIsnsa;i.
only au presses the syfly toms• -our NM METHOD pnslttvely Burne it for ever.
YOUNG OR NUDDLtl-AGUD MAN --"You've rod a gay lite, or indulged in the follies
r.1' ymtsne self-ahuao or in tr axce*ens barn broken down your system. inn to st the
3 et ntptnms arnnluut 0i' vole. Mnntaliy, physically and esanany yeti fire not the man
J snu used to ItO or should he. Lustful practices reap rich harvests. Will you heed the
Xden^er s��rnate.
4 '"t •"1' ".I til 1 4,,,, rnu avb tlm? Trove you last hops? Are you contemplating marriage?
l . 188 G6 t111 + Blacsonr blood boon diseased? Dave you any weakness? our Now Method
Tin L mna w n (lure you. What it has dons fpr others it will darer you. Consultation
yeas. ito rnattor who has treated you, verity ter eft honest opinion Free of Margo.
charges reasonable. Hooke Pres.."Tho Golden Monitor" (illuetratedl, en Diseases of
Men. inclose postage, 2 Hants. sealed. ;look on''D1se+asetaof 'Women" Fres.
oar -No NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRIVATE. No msall Ina Sent4.0.0.
No nemae on 1)0:,'le or envelopes. Everything' o*nfdeetisi. Queetlon flet and 00*1 of Treat.
meat, FREE.
ORS. KENNEDY U1 KERCA Dr T O� T, I (H •
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