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.F+.lulDA.Y, OCTOBER 26. 1000.
lf•It (.) TX.il .: LJ1.,1TEII.
cOUupare('i w,tlt 1803. In the former
,year these 1'itte; u firm; empleye : ;in ag-
gregate ot I,1lt(tmoo, t'a-'tray they give
work to t',8;, or an increase of 76 ,her
cent. The most of the men are
machinists, eugineers, boiler makers,
etc,, whew wages would avere e t.r least
i,,k'd a day. Eight piano factories in the
same city entplayell 712 Caen in 180, to-
day they have over 1,200 er an increase
of more than oe per cent. Other wanu-
facturinh tr;uka have developctl in, like
proportion, awl this under the admiilfs-
tration which. according to Sir Charles
Tupper was bound to bring dieaste: and
ruin to Canadiat. industry. Elven SUP -
pose for the sake of argument that there
was any truth in the Tory: claim that the
Liberals ar.. continuing their policy un-
changed, these figures aro to moat con-
elusive argument against auy change of
Government, for it is most evident that
if this is the result of the Tory policy
the Tories themselves did.notknowhow
to work it properly, , It is clear that the
country is benefiting just now from a
happy combination of the right policy
the' -•g • a it,mal it
and right men to work ( eteato eettert,
would bo the craziest Mud of folly to. Atariff under wliic i every industry
(,tango either. i has prospered as never before, udder
GOOD GOVERNMENT ATTRACTSPOPUL-tTICN win•
ch. our artisans have obtained steady
It is not net eseary to wait for the employment and generous wages, under
census returns nest year to prove the which the natural products of the country
claim of the Laurier Government that have been converted into dividends for
the exodus has stopped 'and that the the eapatilist and cottages for the work -
tide has set in strongly in the opposite inemen, is a tariff which speaks for itself
direction. Departameutai figures show far more eloquently than the most beyond. question that at least 10,000 act- complished orator on either side could
ual farmers settled in the Northwest last speak of it. You see its effect in the
year, and this present season is proving throng of well-dressed, well-fed school
one of yet greater activity though the children in the most crowded parts of
official figures aro not yet compiled. our cities and towns. You see it on a
From 1897 to 1E99, 100,000 settlers came public holiday in the faces of the work-
iugmou, as, with their wives and families
they speed away on the street car .and
raiiw£Ly for a day's enjoyment. You
see it in the long freight trains seeding
i ports.You see
it
their way, to Atlantic
in bank ledgers, in discharged mortgages
in our registry offices, in railway divi-
dends in century funds running over the
millions, and in a few weeks you will
see it in the ballots marked by an ap-
preciative and coutented people.—Hou.
Geo, W. Ross, at Glencoe.
From ory own correspondent.
Ottawa, October 2J, 1900.
un'r OUT T1Th C.TE.
Barely afortnig;ht more and the fight
will he ever. Most of the talking has
been done, enc. a vast amount of solid
work utcolnplished,all of wlitchhowever into the country and one direct result of
is leaelM tip to the grand elude on polling this tremendous influx has been that in
day. ••ir.)tteat the vote„ meet be tate two years under Liberal,fxovernmeut
:Liter, al watchword on is uvcmber 7th; there have been 10,700 entries for land
• and until the door of the polling booth in the west base against 9,000 in the last
isclosed
:tad locked n
0 earnest t
Liberal,
,
five
years of Tory
rule.
It is a
si
mf -
no supporter of clean and capable Gov- cant incident worth recording in this
aceoupt, must consider that his task is connection that in place of losingthous
the 0tiplial..ti. It matters dark
whether ands yearly of the best of our population
the outl:lalc is bright or c=irk in your driven by adverse circumstances to seek
own particular constituency, or whether a livelihood iu the States. 9,000 people
the Liberal candidate at the lest election came from the Republic to settle in
was to ,us ahead of, or hundreds be Canada in 1898, followed by 12,000 in
hind his ouieii ut, he is entitled d at the 1899and 8,000 more in the first half 'of
present moment to your best serdioes, 1900. At the same rate of increase for
and to every vote that can be secured in
his favor whether he appears to need it the balance of the present year, this
or not. will make a total in three years of at
,, least 40,000. These, it must be remem-
• O C :LRS; un'S TO L'11ITI::%I. bared, are not the despised "foreigners."
Sir Charles Tupper has declared in the —who by the way are turning out most
Province of Quebec that Sir Wilfrid admirable settlers—but English speaking
Laurier is too British for him. One can immigrants, who have tried their for -
readily believe that ho is speaking tho tunes across the line, and are well satis-
truth, and that had he Glared he could, gad that the prospects are far more inn -
with perfect honesty have repeated this voting here, under the improved condi-
. criticism in Ontario. Daring the last tions brought about through Sir Wil -
year of Tupper's administration the total f
fid Laurier's statesmanlike administra-
export of agricultural products - and tion.
animals and their prods cts from Canada •
ALL LIARS SP' arm IIAVE TI;EIR; PART.
to Great Britain. (that is in. 1890) was to Among the most- significant signs of
:the value of $421000,000, This year
`finder Laurier's "Too British" policy',
.the total has risen to $72,560,000. NO
wonder, when Sir dha):1es has to face
these figures before a jury of Canadian
farmers, he is lead to declare that
Laurier is too British for him.
EXCELLENT CAMPAIGN LITETtATGRE.
THE \Y1NGIIAM Ti.MES,. OCTOBER 61 woo,.
(tltiWa sT-4'aV eta.N hire
Our old frieni ; Sir Charles Tupper, is
never tired of telling IA how ho ,•tis,
practically without I:t>sisttanee either
from Providence or his fellowman,
brought abcut cont'ederatiou, worked, out
and put into otreet the fatuous—or is it
infamous --- National Policy, built the
Canadian Peciiie railway, and is entitl-
ed either directly o' indirectly—•grin•
eipa,li- the former"—to till the crctc1it at-
taching to every development that has
been made for the Advancement ofCanada
during the last forty-five years.Inorder to
remove any doubt that may possibly ex-
ist as to the justice of these claims, it is
only fair toez::ll attentinti to Sir Richard
C:artwright's rcmarhs et I.'eterboro the
other day when he observed that the.
contribution of Sir Charles Tupper and
his associates to the construction of the
0. P. R. was to make it cost neatly
twice as much as it should have cost to
the people, and to fool away an empire
in the west for less iuouey than it would
have cost to make•a survey. No wonder:
Sir Charles is pleased with himself,
Sir Hilbert Tupper,. previous to the
last election, referrer, in. a speech to the
question , of the annual expenditure, He
stud: "In taking the responsibility of
saying that whither any: party or the
outer party be successful at the -next
election, I have not the slightest doubt
that the cnpeuditnre of this ceuutry will
increase instead of diminish. And I will
go farther and say that, lirovided wig-
doni presides over the system of meet
agement the expenditure will iuerease
instead of diminish, This pantry as it
grows, this comitry.• as it successfully
(levelope, oertaiuly this country as it
accumulates a larger population, will,
and mutt, require a larger amount than
forty inilllow to year for its govern -
anent.
Spralnccl firm.
Mary Ovington, Jasper, Ont., writes:
" My mother had a badly sprained arm.
Nothing we used did her any good. Then
father got Hagyard's Yellow Oi1 and it
cured mother's arm in a few days. Price
25c.
TOWN 11.Ll IIIEUT0.R'Yt
B A.vrisT Ori main-•-•Snbbnth services at
11 a nt and. 7 p nt. linnelay School at
2:30 p iu, General prayer mooting
on ?1`edneeday evenings, Rev.. W.
Freed, pastor. W. J. Chapman, 14, S,
Onnermteudent.
bii:•rUoIns'r 0tltrltczi•--'Fabbath tee:vices
at 11 a m and 7 p Di, ,Sunday Sei.col at
2:80 p ni. 11;pworth League every Mon-
day evening, General prayer meeting
on Wednesday evenings. Rev. Riehard
1';Ioblts
eriiitel,.(LpastorOiit. Dr. Towler, 5, 5, Sup-
.
PiteenYTERIA•N CIIUROII--Sabbath ser-
vic+es at 11 a m and 7 p in. 8W1(hty
Seltaol at 2:30 p m. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evenings, Rev.
D. Perm, pastor and S. S. Superiuten-
dont..
ST. PAUL'S 0iivacIt, EPlscornir---Sab-
bath services at 11 a ni and 7 p nap Sim -
day School at 2: )30 p 2u. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. Rev.
Win. Lowe, inouiilbont, F. Shore, 5, S.
Superintendent,
CONGREGATIONAL. CInlRCIi.—Sabbath
services at 11 a m and 7 p in. Sunday
School at 12 in. Midweek meeting 'on
Wednesdry evenings at 8 o'clock, Gavi'h
Wilson, S.N. Supt.; A. E. Prior, pastor.
Ronaw MamIOLla Caution — Every
fourth Sunday. Mass at 10:80 a m, ser-
mon and benediction at 'i p m. Rev, D,
P. McMenanlic, P. P.
SALVATION Artery—Service nt 7 and 11
a ni and 8 and B p m on Sunda, and
every eveniu during the week at 8
o'clock at the barracks.
CIIhtISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.
—Meetings as follows; S. S. at 2.80 p.
in. Fellowship et 4 p. in., and evan-
gelistic 'at 8 p.in., every Sunday in
Ritchie's Hall, Victoria St.
POST O'rsoa In Macdonald Block.
Office hours from. 8 4 m to 6:80 p m.
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
MECHIA.NICS' INSTITUTE—Library awl
free reacting room in the Town Hall,
will be open every afternoon from 2 to
5:45 o'clock and every evening from 7 to
0:80 o'clock. Miss Millin Robertson,
librarian.
Towie CoUNoIL--Wni. Clegg, Mayor;
Wm. Holmes, H. 0. Bell. J. H. Ohis-
hohn, G. A. Newton, Rolland Beattie,
Geo. McKenzie, Councillors; J. B. For-
gason, Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel
Youhill, Assessor e Wm. Robertson, Col-
lector.first Monday r moats even-
Board 1
ing in each month at 8 o'clock.
SCHOOL BOARD.—C. N. Griffin, (chair-
man), Thos. Abraham, H G. Lee, J. J.
Homuth, Wm. Moore, II. Kerr, Thos.
Bell, Win. Button. Secretary, Wm.
Robertson; Treasurer, J. B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tuesday evening in each
month. r,
PUDLIO SCHOOL TEACHERS.—A. H.
Musgrove, Principal, Miss Robertson,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
Cornyn, Miss Ironstone, Miss Matheson
and Miss Reicl.
BOARD or Haetertr—Mayor Clegg,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B., Ferguson, Sec-
retary, ; Dr. Towler, Medical Health
Officer.
Tits Mitchell Tteeordcr gets off the
following which is too good to lose:
'Strange it is that' we hear nothing n'.)w.
of the Flush John boom. It is a tinth
that wherever XIngii John has appeared
the bubble has broken. and the boom has
"burst," In an undertone of disappoint-
ment litany a Tory is asking himself
`what's is a name, after all?' This re-
calls the story of the d arkey who was on
his way to R•ichnnond to deliver a tame
coou. • When the big darkey arrived
at Rielurtontl and eaetnt to deliver his
charge, lie opened the box and called to
ctoby' to come out. To the surprise of
himself and the bystanders the little
clarkey crawled out. In his confusion
the elder (lackey exclainxod, 'de same
name but not de same coon.' Hugh
John might acid this to the stock of stale
yarns that he told on the platform
through Ontario. His hearers would'see
the point iu it without any difficulty."
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Dir. Macdonald a the nnaan
fdr East Huron.
"TILE device I submit to you is union,
peace, friendship and fraternity.". -Sir
Wilfrid Laurier at Sohmer Park, Sept.
20.
ALux. MONEILL, Conservative M. P.,
for North Bruce, said in 1890: "Sir
Chas. Tupper is unfit to be the leader of
the times 1U' the present Federal cam -1 any party;"
paiguis the cold-blooded and deliberate I.I AticE HT1 the full responsibility and
all the duties of my British citizenship."
—Sir Wilfrid Laurier in Sohmer Park,
Sept. 20.
way in which the majority of the , Tory
newspapers appear to be conspiring to
mis-report the meetings and proceedings
of their opponents. Aside altogether
from the question of morality, it is the
worst possible policy to persisteutly mis-
represent one's opponent's and to mis-
state facts; more especially when the
misrepresentation is so clumsy as to
bring conviction on tight. It is not
pretended that Liberal papers are so
absolutely free from the temptation of
party bias that their political reports are
entirely without prejudice, but to their
credit the general statement may be
safely made that their news columns are
trustworthy and accurate.. Nothing can
be more encouraging to the supporters
of the Government as indicative of the
desperate outlook for the Opposition as
recognized by the Tories themselves,
than the systematic perversion of the
facts as they appear from day to day in
the Tory press.
The reply which Hon. Sidney Fisher.
:has issued to the cold -storage manifesto
:of the Opposition leader is characteris-
tic of the man and his departmental
work, — businesslike, straightforward
and effective. It is mainly taken up
with correcting the more glaring of the
numberless misstatements of facts which
crowded the columns of Tupper's pro-
duction. Indeed to call attention to that
fact alone is to give a convincing answer
to Sir Charles Tupper's position. There
is always room for differences of opinion
in politics, there is no room for deliber-
ate inistatements-of fact, and then the
leader of a party finds it necessary or
expedient to so deliberatly misstate the
situation he most obviously confesses to
the desecrate weakness of his cause.
As has very truly been said the Lib-
erals could not want better campaign
literature than Tupper's manifesto and
Fisher's reply published side by side.
THE CRAZIEST BIND 01' FOLLY.
Fifteen firms engaged in the iron trade
in the city of Toronto have been inter -
'viewed as to their position to -day as
c,�'..,...m......-,,. • ..� tee., ,.,T,.,
Kidney PJtaty►.—It is the particular
function ot the kidneys to filter out ,poisons
which pass through tllecn into the blood,
When the kidneys are diseased they cannol
do their whole duty, and should have the
el
andstrength
that South
American
help g
Kidney Cure will afford in any and all
forms of kidney disorder. It relieves in 6
hours. -14
Sohl by A. L. Hamilton.
It is said that by eating rats the
Chinese woman stop the falling out of
hair and make the locks, soft, silky and
beautiful. Rats!
Those Worrying Piles i — One
application of Dr. Agnew's Ointment will
give you comfort. Applied every night
for three to six nights and a cure is effected
in the most stubborn cases of Blind, Bleed-
ing, or Itching Piles. Dr. Agnew's Oint-
ment cures Eczema and all itching and
burning skin diseases. It acts like magic.
35 cents.—i5
Sold by A. L. Hamilton,
George Arthur Pearson of Hamilton
was sentenced by Mr. Judge Rose to be
hanged on December 7th for the murder
of Annie Griffin.
St. Vitus' D<cnce rapidly cured by Mil-
ler's Compound Iron Pills. At Colin A.
Campbell's.
It is the easiest. thing in tho world. :to
get along with servo people—if you al-
ways let them have their own way.
Ohiidren Ory for
CAST' j` IA..
.1
Nearly halt a million. dollars has been
expended in building and improvement
in Owen Sound during the year 1000.•
i!ft Tlt33LIt3I 33P 1272.
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EVERY FFU DAY MORNING
Tllo Ti4ios tlfllee, paver Block.
Wile (W Y, oeeeeteo,
"As far as Sir Wilfrid Laurier is con-
cerned, he is too English for me withhis
program of Imperial Federation."—Sir
Charles Tupper in La Presso.
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'Xn:i?tsoI SiusenlaaloN—(1.0aperannulsin.,
ndvanre, 51.W11 not o pupil. 1r•o paps r• disc'on-
tinuccl+111 all urr.• 1`L •t.•t' prod, eaeuvtatthe
oe1iYn of t).o 3lLU i:`1 •1'.
A3,4"�:."Iii P v) 20 . -^ Legal :ma other
canted adv.: i1,•t•mvi is t.e perNonparieliine for
fhc t l t: ertlon, 0n ter iii e for vatdi suLsecluent
in•.or,ian.
Adyerti seinents in local et:imams are charged
10 vb.'. per line fur first rose: rtic.t, untl 5 cents
per tine for melt :.til aluent'nsa rtion,
,i4verti cluc.lts of Lust, bound, Strayed,
Farms for Sale or to Dent, and sinulni 21.00 for
ltrt.t 2210,1111 1121(1 t,•U mints tor each subsequent
231011111.
('ci;a•xtA e% RATIN—no following table shows
our rates for the 'nt'eI•tiolr of advertisements
fur speeiflt tl 1,ti1uds:--
t+x 1 vit. l nto. 3 uo. 1 aro,
OneCuhtmn.,,.•.,....' 0.Ut) ti.(0 .0.1"..00 $0.00
i lnlf (ulunt 0.00 15.00 10.00 4.00
15.UU lU
Quarter Uo)t in10.00(1,00 2.00•
ll
Ads ertisementr, It itiiout sPc•eific direction
will bo insert( d till forbid and charged accord -
Transient advertisements roust be paid
•for in udvauee.
Tett: Jou DSrAaTuSNT i c stoeked with an
ostensive assortment of all requisites quiites for print-
ing, affording utilities not equalled in the
county for turning out first class work, Largo
typo and.
tikttSilos of ost-
rs,aBils, (ta.,a (1. tts heent styles of
choice fancy typo for the finer classics of print -
Mg.
H. B. ELLIOTT
Proprietor and Publisher,
of HAMILTON
i
WINGNAM.
Capital. „2,000,000. Rest, $1,234,120.
President—Jomr setrene.
vice -President— A. G. R msn.Y.
' DIRECTORS
John Proctor, Geo. Roach, Wm. Gibson, M.P.,
A.' 1'. Wood, M.P., A. 35. Leo ('Toronto).
Cashier—.T. TURNBULL.
Savings Bauk—Bours 10 to 3; Saturday, W'
to 1. Deposits of $.1 and upwards received and,
internist allowed.
. Special Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and tho United.
States Bought and sold.
Bank Travellers are notified that the Ba It o
f Ham
futon and its Branches issue Circular Rates o
National Province:. Bank of England, Limited,
Which calx bo cashed without charge or trou
bee in any part of rile world.
W. COBBOULD, Agent
E. L. DIC_TK3,NSON, Solicitor.
"IF we were in power we would raise
the duty on agricultural implements to
45 per cent., and there would be no fret
binder twine or barbed wire."—Geo.
Taylor, M. P., Tory Whip, to Alegi:.
Saunders, Goderich.
Son. Wain, the annexationist, is the
Conservative candidate in North Essex.
If such a candidate were selected by the
Li berals in any riding the Tories would
make life miserable for the rest of the
party all over the country.
JonT GENTLES has stepped out of the
arena in West Bruce. This decision is
based upon domestic causes. .A. Con-
servative convection was hold. at Kin-
cardine on Friday, when John George,
reeve of Port Elgin was nominated.
For over Fifty Tears.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs
W inslow's SoothingSyrn • has been used
for over fifty years bym?slionsof mothers
for their children while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
d
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world.. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable, Be sure you ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
And Biliousness Made Life Miserable for
Three
Ycar9—
health
Rest
ored by Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Kidney—LiverPills.
Having a direct action on the liver,
I)r. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills aro in-
itartably successful In curing liver com-
plaint, torpid liver, and the headaches
and stomach troubles resulting there-
trona. •
Mrs. Faulkner, 8 Gildersleeve place,
Toronto, says: After doctoring with-
out success for biliousness, liver coin -
e for over
/errs, X am1ck glad toateint, and stify to mythap-
preciation of Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pilin. At first they seemed a little
strong, but being both searchh;ig and
thorough in their action, amply repay
say inconvenience by after results. 2
act feeling better in every way, and
my headaches have entirely disappear-
ed. Dr, Chase's Kidney -liver Pills are
certainly the best I have ever used,
xtni I freely recommend them.'
The liver. Is responsible for very
nanY ills of the human body. It is al•
grays matte healthy, active, and vigor -
Owl by using Dr. Chase's Itidney-Liver
Pills. One p111 6. dose, 25 cents a box,
let atI1 dealers, er Edmanson, Bates and
., Toronto.
er
mt
A Sufferer From Weak Blood and Ex-
hausted Nerues fells of His Cure by
Using Or. Chase's Merv() Food.
Mr. A. T. P. Lalamo, railway agent
at Clarenceviile, .Que., writes:—" For
twelve years I have been run down
with nervous debility. I suffered
Much, and consulted doctors, and used
medicines in vain. Some months .ago I
heard of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, used
two boxes and my Health improved so
Sm WitrRID Lanai= made a neat
p oint by quoting the Conservative as-
sertion, that, although the country was
prosperous it was due to Providence, and
adding that if Providence was willing to
use the Liberal government as an in-
strument that was no reason why the
people of Canada should withdraw their
confidence from the administration.
FOUR FOR 1&,75,000; THIRTY- .1IIMT:i.
FOR $50,000.
Sir Charles Tupper declares that the
cold -storage facilities now available to
Canadian shippers of perishable goods to
the Britisli market are inferior in q 1ality
and in sufficient for mend
the demand. As to
the quality, practically all the machinery
in use has beeninstalledbythe self -same
firms that have built the Australian sys-
tem which Sir Charles praises so highly
and which has proved absolutely satis-
factory, and as to the amount available
there has scarcely been a Case at the port
of Montreal this season Of the coid•stor-
'age accomodation being entirely taken
x .
Up by Canadian shippers.
In addition to this, wo have the fact
that Tupper's fast service 04189E would
have provided four steamers to one port
at a cost of $75,000 a year, whereas un-
der the present Liberal Administration
cOltt•storagc Itas been provided in thirty,
three steamers since 1800, to five differ-
ent ports, at tt COst of about $30,000 a
year for the steamship part of the tol(d-
storago system.
THE Bruce Herald publishes 17 reasons
(?) why the Laurier Government should
bo turned out. If all of the reasons are
as•flimsy as the last the people in general
will take little stock in them, It reads
as follows:—"That the Laurier Govern-
ment, through its general incapacity,
has prevented Canada from obtaining its
dot share of
1r s ex
ty prevailing
ailin
b
throughout the world," There never
was La period when Canada was as pros-
perous as it ie at present. Surely it can-
not be that the wave has not yet struck
the I•Iorald office.--Teeswator News.
"As to Sir Charles Tupper's policy of
a preference from England, they might
as well expect a shoo of the cheese of
which the moon is made as to expect
. i present
timer under
that the English const
eOnditions was going to grant anything
of the kind. Tho sting that galled Sir
Charles and his followers lay in the
fact that the disloyal Grits in four years
had done more to 'convent the unity of
the empire ani, bring about a right
understanding of the Eritish people than
the Conserv' ativcs did in eighteeteyeats,'r
.--Lieut.-Col. O'I3rie3, at tho Iorth
Simone Independent convention.
rapidly that I ordered twelve more.
" X .can say, frankly, that this treat-
ment has no equal in the medical world.
While using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food b
could feel my system being built up
until now I ani strong andheaithy. I
cannot recommend it too highly for
weak, nervous people."
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is a tonic
and restorative of inestimable worth.
It makes the blood rich, the nerves
strong, increases the weight, and cures
all weaknesses
• aktresses
and
diseases
of
the
nerves and blood. In pill form, F0 cents
a box, at all dealers, . or Edmanson,
!sates and Co., Toronto.
WANTED !
AT ONCE.
IA. E. SMITH
Two Coat
Makers.
Also
Two Pant
Makers.
A•INOHAII.
General Banking Business transacted.
Money advanced to farmers and business Hien,.
on endorsed notes and collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by draft to all parts of •
Canada and the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasonable
terms.
T P. KENNEDY, bl..0.. M. C. P. S. O
el • (Member of the British Medical Associa-
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