HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-7-18, Page 2Now wee ei Awes mastsses.
Mee &bows is • queued= that is fle-
cpelettly asked is reference to the Temp-
esagse tie Scott Act. It is use of the
doweled by the whiskey teen
tet. oyes of min who they imagine
male test ausek riven to thinking cut •
gessoes for themselves. There are
ilwedeeds of bemuses men today support-
ing the Set amply from • beauties
slsndpsine ;men who are nut by slay
amens tempatsooe moo, at Last what is
Molly termed • t.mpersoce nun. But
these mem •re given to solve boniness
problems is a business manner, and the:
emelt lethal the Baker says that "if the
rasa who.p.nds the duller iu whiskey
that should be teed iu buying bread to
feed his children were prevented from
baying whiskey, be (the baker) would
the get the trade that belonged to him,
and the children the bread.
The Butcher says that were whiskey
dew sassy with he would be selling
joints of meat to families then today have
to be content with potatoes and point,
the potato at • bone that has per -
served • week's dinners.
Shoemaker says that were it
_Pot whiskey tie would du a mock *ye
leafairs& uneeies and children), `.Ws
est The Grocer says that were whisks
done sway with, tea would be used ss a
substitute by the whiskey drinkers them-
selves, and of coursed •Inng with bra
would go sugar, Keel all the other con-
cxomit•nts that go t.. mule an an enjoy-
able meal.
The Tailor says that no whiskey would
mean to his trade hu rags, c rnseyurntly
mon clothieg.
The Furniture roan says ro whiskey
more wedding& The man who is now
content to put up the with the side of a
plank, would them begin to think he
wonted something better and would buy
beds and bedding.
The Barber says that the fellow who
goes now with his fsew like a blacking
brush. because he wants his ten cents fur
his whiskey, will want • clean face for
Sunday. And so these men figure it,
and who says they are not right in their
calculations.
The only ones who• seem to really
imagine, with goo.l cause, it will hurt
their buaittesa, are whiskey sellers them-
selves.
Th. Constables say it will hurt their
bwiaoes, as only .one half the number
will be required that is required now.
The Doctors say is will hurt their busi-
ness, (unless they go int. the prescrip-
tion besieges largely. and that they hold
is dangerous) as it will de away with a
fruitful source of disease.
The Undertaker and the grave -digger
says it wilt affect their busmcw, as whis-
key furnishes them with our .hurter of
all business they do.
This ie haw it will affect business.
Canadian electors, how de you like it
Whose business d.. you want to help, the
butcher's, the baker's, the grocer's, shoe-
maker's, tailor's, fanon ure dealers, hard-
ware men, etc., or the h..te1-keepers, the
undertaker's, the grave -diggers, the
mnatable's, &c. Which South Ston-
ers Battle Axe.
Canoes of Poverty.
The reasons why the poor are always
eith us it ought be worth while to in-
tnire into much ru.ore carefully and are
emetically than has yet been done. in
mural the causes of poverty in the I
can-
oeing determine ttyto.yt,en fact
dry little d eeddge oil this
mpttlant subject. he executive nittee of the .Associated Charities of
loston have been at the trouble of cul- I
'Mug the statistics in regard to the
fees brought under their notice. These
ley have given to the public in an eta -
orate report. Four principal causes
•. given, which never all but a very
mall percentage .1 the total uumler of
.at _ _
Maness brought under the society's gpeselrl Words.
atioe They are intemperance, ignur' Mrs. McArthur, of Hepeville, (Int.,
tiff., laziness and pride. says she couldn't keep house without
bine-tenths of all the poverty Ind to be owing to drunkenness,lea:winit
as Haggard s Pectoral Balsam to cure pre
Farm ana Garden.
Men s. U &e a Lareea.
A paper on the "Feettheativa.1 Flow -
ors," read before the Albany Institute,
by Chas. H. Peek, the State Butawist,
w•selett.ned to with gm.& interest.
The lecturer was o.rosiss, clear and com-
prehensive. The fertilisation of Suwon,
be said, consists in the appl►cetu,u of the
proper pollen to their stigmas and the
consequent trewefer of the pollen con-
tents to the young ...d Dells or ovules.
It involves two processes ; tint, the
transp.rtion of the pollen tram the
anthers, where it is prem.-M,tu the stig-
ma& second its germination t.n the stre-
am and transfer to( the pollen contents,
by means of the growing pollen tube to
the ovules, which otherwise would nut
develop and form seed.. The first pro -
ars is accomplished by various agents,
but especially by winds and trisects. The
former carry moat of the pollen of grasses
and cereals and .4 many of our forest
trees, and generally .4 such plants as
have small, inconspicuous fl ,wen with
numerous anthers and abundance .4
pollen. The latter cary the pollen .of
those flowers that are highly coloriel or
fragrant and that secrete nectar, which
with pollen is the natural toed of many
insects and the but that allures them
and the reward they receive for their
sere lee.. -sL,WIN
There are tso kinds of fertilization
self-fertilization, in which the same plant
produces both the pollen and the stigma
to which it is applied, and cross-fertili-
zation, on which the two, are produced
onthe
different
latter, as plants
trulet is much better species.
the progeny of the plant than the form-
er, and there are many special and curi-
ous structural contrivances in flowers by
which it is favored and secured even in
cases where booth pollen and stigttu are
produced in one and the nue flower.
Even many floral structures, which at
first sight appear admirably adapted to
secure self-fertilization, are found by
closer investigation to be ingenious ar-
rangements for insuring cross fertiliza-
tion. Examples of these various strue-
were noticed and illustrated by diagrams.
Yet notwithstanding the evident designs
in so many instances t.. bring about self-
fertilization, self-fertilization is in many
flowers allowed to and in some clearly
designed, as if nature was intent on the
preservation of the species through the
agency ..f the seed produced even by the
latter inethoti if thr, ugh any mishap the
former should fail. In many flowers
there are special structures calculated 10
favor the visits .4 certain kinds ..f insects
which are good pollen carriers, and to
exclude those that are small or wingless
and therefore poor pollen carvers.
A knowledge of this subject adds
much to the interest with which we study
flowers and gives t.. their endless varia-
tion in structure, form,color and append-
ages a meaning and a significance which
they would not otherwise hare. It en-
' sblea tie to explain many phenomena in
variation, fruitage and sterility which
would otherwise be inexplicable. It
gives to the horticulturist and the florist
power to secure and render permanent
. and desirable variety of his cultivated
plants. to improve pier or undesirable
varieties and even t.. originate new varie-
ties by resorting to a judicious system of
fertilization. It is also necessary for
those who raise plant seeds for sale ; for
either tnorence or neglect of its laws and
requirements will be likely to result in a
failure 1.1 the vanety t• "come true to
teed" and will occasion sore duppoint if
not a pecuniary hoes. Finally, a knew -
ledge of this subject is almost sure to
lead the thoughts from the contempla-
tion of the striking evidences of design
which it displays to the designer, and
to cause us to see in these minute objects
that there is a God in Nature. -[Albany
Evening Journal.
Jailed (States at least are susceptible of
Erother tenth to be divided among the
causes. t rnly a very small percent -
of real want was found to be due to
flees or bad luck, notwithstanding that
ice two causes get the credit .of s great
d of misery in the world. What was
Ind to be true in Boston would doubt-
s be found to be true the country over,
the same care wars taken to gather the
Natio. and analyze the causes.
the reader will say that there is beth-
; new in this statement and that evety-
t knew these facts before. iii a general
this is true, and het the presentation
he facts and figures is advisable when
r and wherever passible. The chant•
• associations in this town and the
miry over could .1.. no better work
e to collect statistics on this subject •
pub iah them. tee, Preachers and
*era should impress then and rsiter-
`them before their .ldience. and
Ila
: has become the fahion ..f late to
W at the Prier Itichard idea ..f insist 1
Prier
rpm the principles of economy, tem -1
into and industry in training the,
sip, and hence the increasing tide of
Pers and mendicants. The line upon
method of instt lug proper knowledge
the public mend is old fashuonad,but
the .mly method that is ...cel for any .
g, after all.
Re.ese4 .1 I,n.l.
.H.Crnoker,druggist,uf N'aterdown. 1
*hen all other re:as-noes fail 1.1
It Complaints, then Dr. Fowler•l
t of ►id Strawberry .'..meet t . lbs l
:t
b top known str,netheearm proper.. 1
d iron, awnbined with (other testes
t meet perfect ?terrine, are fount um
is Iron Pills, which strengthen the
body,II and imps..e the blood
41.
teellot
THE HURON SIGNAL VPIAY. JULY 18.1884.
Oa Wednesday night • was named W.
Smith, agent fur Purpetesl Cabwdat,wes
wmnotsed before the mayor at the in
staaoe of R. Holmes, charged with as-
saulting and striking him, In the New
Era .file -bets chances beta= proved
be was iced 1110 sad oust&
Hoes. Norse, -Mr. S. Beattie has
bought W. Shipley's driving pouy. Mr.
Geo. Cox, of Detroit, recently bought of
Mooney & Rattenbury thew splendid
sorrel teams of mares, paying therefor
240010 The tt.ltiag stallion Feitua, este
of the footed t. Canada, has bees boeRkt
by • readmit of Blahs. Mt. D. Tiplady
lately bought of Mr. Herbert Cessh
Tuekersmith, a sure at $200, for which
he shortly after refused 112215.
Mineola - The bridge over the Bay-
field river here is now beggining to .hew
signs of weakness, and will be !speared
as soon as the busy «mom is over : it is
stilt perfectly safe. Mr. 'Geo. Tedford
will soon hese Ratbwell bridge aemplet-
ed between (kderich township and Stan-
ley. Marra. Elliott and Gibson, road
aanmissiunsn, went out to Holmeseille
on Friday to see how the work of the
news bri.igr was progressing : three of
the bents were completed, and work pre -
grassing favorably. 41n Tuesday Mr.
Elliott visited Grieves bridge in McKil-
lop, in company with a draughtsman
from the worksof the Hamilton Iron Cu.,
who took measurements for the new
bridge at that plan. -[New En.
1.r 1d se emotes.
Dr. Fowlers Eztract of %Volel Straw-
berry is the remedy for Cholera, Colic,
Diarrh.rs and Dysentery. N.. pern.n u
safe without it.
owe
'Why should anus whoseblooa swarm
within
Sit ke hugrandsire cut in alabaster It
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When "CIsuetzez R.wgwak willmske
AMOS tr -
the Arm of fhrm•ad a W •ls► telt
stats, of Teterboro. say Dr. fowler,
Wild Stromberry is use ut their best
Standard Meduirrs fur Mummer Oman
plaints- 2
Sew LIPP M r-Rrt.as woodsmen w Rs.
sew. -kt11w mad neasspeelam
The Great Germs. Ia.1st.Nlr is the
only specific fur impsteaey, nerves, de-
bility, universal lassitude, f orpsdninme,
pain in the back or aides, no aoNs, how
shattered the system may he frees mi-
meses of an kind, the Greet German
Remedy wifl restore the 'est femstieme
and secure health and happppens& 21.00
per biz, az Moses fair $&O0. Sold by
all druggist& Sent on receipt ..f price,
postage paid, by F J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole meat tor United States. Cir-
culars and testimonials sent fres. Sold
by lieu. Rnynas, sole agent for Gude-
rich 3m
There is no sae article in the line of
medicine* that Rives re large a return
for the imolai as • good nerves strength•
eninz plater, such as Cartels Smart
Need mad Bellwitm.a Bsekaelie Plaet-
erL - __..--- - Int
11'a•RIiGTars, D.C..
May nth,
t:esne.r -Havinl; boon a s
Pdte
fora lung time from nervous prostration
and general debility, I was advised to
try Hop Bitters. I have taken one bot -
ole, and I hare been rapidly getting bet-
ter ever since, and I think it the beet
medicine I ever used. I am now gaining
strength and aplwtite, which was all
gone, and I was in despair until I tried
your Bitten. I am now well, able to go
about and du my own work. Before
taking it I was completely prostrated.
Mao.. MARL' STUART. .
James Rrayley. Hamilton. says: "1 read the
it grow the faster- For sale by J. tell- tonne Inial. for Mi f0. to i. Speedy (141.
'nrr sand
fossil 1 had not to if 0.
to New YYork. Philadel-
e,u _nn phia. Louisiana or Teas to find living wit-
-- neer' of its value. we bare plenty of persons
Trete Raatlae... right herr to prove its merits. 1 gut a bottle
and it helped me right away. I was as bad
with Bilious Fever and Indigestion as 1 think
Every young man considers It high env oar could he. 1 have taken three bottles
praise to be called "a manly fellow.- and sm nearly well and can eat any kind of
f.xel without it hurting mr. I nu - sa am
and yet, how inauy false ideas there are better than I ever etprcted to be. "Free trial
of menlineos. Physical strength is not botresat G. Rhyne**. '!m
the test. Sampson was andewed with •
tremendous powers. He was a grand Ir. the history of medicines no preps
specimen of humanity. See him rending ration has received such uwitersal cum -
the lion as he would a kid, or carrying tuendatiou fur the alleviation it affords,
away the gates of Gaza ! But he was a and the permanent cure it effects in kid
weak creature after all, nnable to resist trey diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kianey
the wiles of an artful woman. Nor is Cure. Its action in these distressing
great intellectual powers the test of true complaints 1. simply wonderful. Sold
mauhod. Seine of the neat intellectual by J. Wilson. _'sit
men who have ever lived were not man-
ly. Lord Francis Bacon was a prodigy
of intellect. The scientists sat at his
feet extolling lieu as their benefactor,
yet we ere him led down T,.wer Hill, a
prisoner for swindling. To be manly is
TO be honest, good, brave. pure. noble.
in speech and life. The highest feral of
manliness is godliness. Some one has
said, "An honest man is the noblest
work of God ;" and the true Christian
titan, honest toward trod and to ward his
fella an, commands this high distinc-
tion.foro[John B. Gough.
If you ace tired taking the large, old-
fashioned griping pills try Carter's Little
Liver pills and take some comfort. A
man can't stand everything. (Inc pill a
dose. m.
Foe rue Cuertexlox.-For pimples,
blotches, tan. and all itching tumors of
the skin, use Prof. Low's Magic (Sulphur
Soap. ni
Four persons were poisoned at St
Valise, Que., a day or two ago by eating
tongue which was not sufficiently salted.
They are under medical treatment, and
will recover.
The signs of worms ere well ki., en,
but the remedy is not nlwsys so well
' determined. Dr. Freeman's Worm
Powders will destroy them. un
Not another Pill shall t.'o down my
A REWARD -Of one duzeu "TRADER-
RV- to any one sending the beet four lice
rhyme nn • reaIt m sty," the remarkable
little gem for the Teeth and Pact.. Ask
your .iruggest or address.
Tb.ssaaes Say e..
T. W. Aitkins, Girard, Kan., writes :
'I never hesitate ti. recommend your
Electric Bitten to my c,stomers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers.' Electric Bitten are the purest
and best medicine known and will posi-
tively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
No family can afford to be without them
They will save Hundreds of dollars in
doctor's bills every year. ;old at 50 cts.
a tittle lay J. Wilson. 13]
well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
Kidney
who will produce i case ..f Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elec.
Itric Bitten will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure, and you
will be well rewarded for your trouble
besides, All Blood diseases, Bilious-
ness. Jaundice. Constipation, and gene-
ral debility ate quickly cured. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded
Pnce only fifty cents per. bootie. For
Mae by J. Wilson. [5J
CltcALn.z. - A name well known in
.onnection with the Hair Renewer,which
threat again, said a citizen, "when 1 can restores grey hair to its natural color by
.ailing threat and lung tumbles. - get such a prompt and pleasant cure for • few weeks use. seta at S0 cents per
Mow a freeway Psis am slits.*.
1V1nen • wo'nan has sw pair of
shoes sent home she perfoni altogether
different from a man. She never shoves
her tows int.. them and yanks and yanks
until she 1. red in the fees and all out of
breath, and then goes stamping and kick-
ing around. but pulls them on part way
very carefully, twitches them off again to
take a last look and see if she has got the
right one, puts them on again, Looks at
them dreamily. says they an just right,
then takes another look, stops suddenly
t'. smocth out the wrinkles, twuta
■round and surveys them sideways, ex-
claims : "Mercy ! hew loom they are
leeks at them again square on front,
workii her feet around so they wont hurt
her quit* so much, takes then .•if, ko..ke
at the heels, to toe. the bottom, and then
inside. puts them en again, walks up and
drawn the rn..m ,.ace or twice, remarks
to. her hotter half that she won't have
them at any price, tilts down the mirror
w that she can see how they look, turns
in every possible direction, and -early
lisl..cates her neck trying to neo how
they look from that way, lacks off, steps
up again, takes thirty air forty farewell
leaks, says they make her feet look
awful bio. and will never do in the
wash, puts there off and nn three ..r
Mill lintel mor., asks her husband what
be thinks eh•mt it and pays no attention
fu what !.e r•its, goes through it all
again, sod fila Ir rata she will take
thee, 1' .• a eery simple nutter in- I
asst 1.
my bilious attacks, as Dr.('arson .$tom- b'ttle by James Willem. 2m
ach Bitters It renders the blood pure
and coral and makes a splendid spring Timms •e n.ttd Farts.
medicine. Large bottles 60 cent& The hest blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach' of
suffering humanity, truly is Ei. ctric Bit-
s Marell.g est eatery. ten. Inactivity of the Liter, Riliouanes
Wm. Johnson, of Huron, lark., writes Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
that his wife had been troubled with or any disease of the urinary organs, or
' whoever requires an appetizer, tunic or
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitten the best and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every beetle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunds••.. Sold at
fifty renes s bottle by J. Wilson. [4]
acute Br nchitis for many years, and that
all remedies tried gate no perma.ent re-
lief, until he procured a bottle of ler.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which had • magical
effect, and produced a permanent cure.
It is guaranteed t.. cure all diseases of
Throat, Lungs nr Bronchial Tubes.
Trial Mottles free at .1. Wtlsesn's drug
store. Large sire 21.00. 3
Foll!---
Wbe.Isr.PThu... Phshates. RdV xTI'RNALi1FSI'BPI.►, 31[iLDI GA InIt.eharacter,andproducingnowtwt
suffering. often necasktns ner.t.•ent restless- i 325 ACRES. Z
newsand want of sleep. Tnr symptoms aremostlt drynessofthemonth.•,..00nal t.nrn- THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION. m
ing of the• soles of the feet, heat and throbbing
In the head. ferishaersresuttike. commonly fromn,. .tgna•y. ghly ea M the atema.fSALESMEN WANTED
m rating tatty, hghly srannrd fetalanile
sers
aw
DON'T REAS THIS I
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO,
llslmilact.re alt k lade of llao►laery Ons of the best e.dtti . Ales
Bolt Oattiag, Wool and OyUndor Oils.
--vuatw-
LARDINE
MACHINE 01L ual.gn
(.oast be Massa.fsr Price awl ualtty• For aisle by all mentos.
HUGH DUNLOP,
Fashionable Tailor,
WEST STREET,
Haji the Finest Assortment of Humus r (lextils til l'hootte From.
IF VW' WANT
A Nobby Snit at a Reasonable Price,
('ALL O'
HT GH D Z NLOP_
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A full line of all thr Leailiug Patent Meelicint•M always kept on hand
• (Physicians Prescriptions a Specialty.)
GEODE REITNA5,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE;
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND x-.ECI- ULATIONS.
Thr Company Meer lands within the Railway It. -it along the main litre, and in Soothe
Manitoba at prices ranging from
$2_60 PER ACRE
upwards, with renditions requiring cultivation.
A rebate for eultitanion of from $1.22 ter dibm per arre, according to price paid for the
land. allowed on certain ebwditloa& The t'.mpsuy also offer Dada without conditions of
settlement or cultivation.
THE RESER i' ED SECTIONS
along the Main t.inr, i.e., the odd numbered Sections within one mike of the Railway, are now
offered for sale on a tvantage..us terns, to parkre
s prepared to undertake their immediate cul•
tivatien.
TERMS OF PAYMENT: --
Purchaser% may pay one-sixth in .-ash, sad the balance in ave annual instalments. with is •
serest at SiX Pklt ('ENT. per annum, tenable in adt•aa•e.
Parties purchasing wilboLl conditions of enl(ieaDon. will receive • Deed of Conveyance at
time of purchase. If payment is made in full
Payments may be nude in I.AND GRANT IBONI*. which will be aceepted at ten per
cent. premium on their par value and accrued Intent. These bonds can be obtained OS ap-
plication at the Hank of Montreal, Mostrsal ; or at say of nit atreack&
FOR PRICE'S and CONDITIONS OP SALE and all information with respect to the pir-
cha.e of land& apply to JOHN 11. McTAV ISH. land Commissioner. Winnipeg. By order .4
the leotard CHARLES DItINKWATEII, Secretary.
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in some tutees. taking two much wine. Ry r. -
coring complete edigestion anan.11 assimilation. I To n work at once on Fall Sales. Pteady
Wheeler's 1 employment at flied salaries to .11 wills to
y«i th most
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irritability.
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A BA\ani'.. Ts.T111orv. - For s
Comvh, Cold air say Br nchtcal affecion.
• Pectoris, ' in myopinion, is just the
thing. i have used it in my family Inc
Coughs and Colds Inc the 1•.mst four Years
with the no.at unveiled success, and to-
day my opinion .1 it is that I r.ntinue
to think still mere of that which i bey,on
thinking well ..f.
(:ret., Iit:P., Manager t►nta:ie Bank,
To tit. 118•4111r..1 Pwsesslesn. est/ all wheelPickering.
It user P.•••••Pace 'l5 tints at all druttviats. 111
Pleasant Wort the Year Rose.
Good agent. are earning from fes to I S pe
month and exp.e•nsra.
! fi'Terrue end flute( fire. .tddr•ss
STONE S. %VELLiN(.TON,
11110-3m• Toronto. 0.1.
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINETMAKER
ion.
1 1'h h \ Natiemal fills partly the bleed, rem ! logo
res t 1f'h stomach, lever ono' h..wr?s,
Am messars Trsewer
+ !Element
uir, or en's 'wort, 3 ea late
;hate ltmtent based open Sciemtifie
Facts Forn u h (:
Leadiu
--- ► lete.l y Pr.fess.er Austin. i••ou 1141 1 r."ft 1tot wt' --National n p er
tlfl. P. Kaat.r►,editr.r •.4 ht. w.yne M. 11 of tient.,. mac& ernes P I P111. are a geed bleed purifier. liver Il LJ
u neon- , 1
fiserlM, wrxea Fur the past live any Conanmpn,.n. Stick Headache. Nair•t-eg.lator, and mild pm -zooms for all Hoo on hand now the LARRM, ITse'R of
I aim dways mod Dr. Karig.* New vans Attack. Vertigo. and neuralgia 11"46."'" m
First - Class Furniture
Gra a.ughe •A west severe' and all wasting diseases of the human ' The it• reunion Lane S. fist orogen,
r well ss ter those oil a milder' system. Phoaphatine is not a Mederiste, which left ie•erpeol en the aril Met , In thet'nnnty, amt as t naw nrrha•e far cash,
ser fails .e 'feet a speedy ban a Nutriment. m.homages.n it contains no will nM he Carpenkl At any ane. Resnritnl veers. and at pri.rs
has on Hard •100, of Mterltn: its nater c'a t Mee,' r11e t'•. G!1 .e1 see ole ni
luiends too whom i have re 1'r e•faMe ..r Mineral Poirms, tlpiatea etgan for the lank n( Montrawl. 1 offer Tapestry Carpet Lounges. from Hiss angle mid meat 1,e told
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20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
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and gat • Free Trial Bottle.
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is eu*icinnt to centime*. All Druggists
sell it. 21 00 pee bottle. femme t
Cr -, wile agents fro the Dashiki*,
13 Front Street Let T•.rtonto
--way! whereon', Matter r
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e1Nhs "fife ' IM erasy with that Nenrsigia
fast usually tre.bk. e.r "
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mad tnlwg 1 t cured me to cue teinnte
atway. .. a toot le in the house. It only
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Row Reek (amtett town wM to sad .retry- Lai 1
lithoels. In the saute prop,rti ,
AT THE 01,T) STAND
.etweea the Pee M1ret That air ]issuesOOD Ag15I telZO-
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AT BiTTI.ER's