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damisb oat.
WUIRI['H. THl'Ht3DAT. JU11IE R lett
LOOKING AHEAD.
A Goderich township orchardist re-
marked to the writer • few days ago
that he expected to see the whole lake
belt from Goderich south devoted to
trait -growing. This would he a splen-
did development, and judging from
the way things are moving in Gode-
rich township at present it is Dot en
improbable one.
One thing that will be very much
needed. however, along with such a
development will be better transport -
alio" facilities, such as an electric rail-
way would furnish. The devious
meta of Mee J..W. Motes basemade
the rlblsaf>i of %.iaetrie railway. enter-
prise in this district so far a Irish' sad
one : but under different auspices an
electric railway through the fruit belt
of Goderich township to Bayfleld and
on to Zurich and Exeter ought to be a
good proposition. The municipalities
conceroed, while perbape not at pres-
ent prepared to go into such et0 under-
taking, should keep the project in
mind as one that should not be too
long neglected.
NO OCCASION TO WORRY.
A few people in Canada are doing •
tremendous amount of worrying over
(-amide's rtlatiomelip to the Empire.
It is said that her present position is
illogical, ami there are those who
argue for independence and, on the
other hand. those who want a definite
scheme of Imperial federation.
It is quite unnecessary that either
alternative should he chosen. In the
first place, the British Empire is not
founded on logic. If indeaendence or
Imperial federation is desirable in it-
self. in preference to the present rela-
tionship, the people of Canada will no
doubt in due time make their will
known ; but if they are satisfied to re-
main as they are, "Illogical" as their
position may be, they will not be
moved by all the learned argu-
ments or perfervid orations that can
be levelled at them.
This is not to say that Canadians
should give no thought to matters of
Empire or to their Imperial obliga-
tions end responsibilities. More per-
haps than ever before, Canadians have
within recent years been "thinking
imperially," and Canada has been
gradually taking upon herself a share,
perhaps not so large as it .bould be. of
the Imperial burden. This process of
development within the Empire cin
be continued indefinitely, so far as one
may now see, without any violent de-
parture from our present "illogical"
but satisfactory position.
THE PROBLEM OF THE CHURCH.
At the meeting cf the Hamilton
(•inference of the Methodist church
some speakers deplored the decline of
the "old-fashioned religion" and
pleaded for • return to the methods
which set wed the church in the past.
A discussion of this question would
bring us on ground upon which it
would he well to tread IlgbUy : but to
our mind the speakers on another
safari at the same meeting came
Nate nearer the point of demonstrat-
ing why the caure..h today cannot "get
results" ea readily as it did in the past
Times speakers declared that Use st-
tsatloa of the church must be directed
to social problems. '.(nod never in-
tended that some people should live in
palaces and some in slums. it 1. our
hte.imeae to preach the Gospel of Jeans
Christ and apply It to things about
us," were sarong tb' res.ete of one
ciergysaa who bed evitllsudy beer
orudying the signs of tie times.
Rigbtly or wrongly, than is witb-
nut may nemsses of &ogle a widespread
ending. in many eases a w►.o..e4or
i••Mai. that the Aare► sad the reli-
es ler which the .harms appear to
seam& de mot really nisei the problems
N mw Mica. it k net IhM men
would turn the amide into a society
for the discussion and determination
of social probi; but the tremen-
dous material•psu lam— and iciest/fie
advancement of the last tory have
eeeated 000diiloter w the old
standards of moral do mot
rets to fila The spread adao.tios,
loo, has released moo's salad% and
the differences between, what sheets
be sod what is are meowed by as
keen mloda out of the pulpit as in
These things, oa course, maks no ex -
cuss for deserting the aura, which
through ail vicissitudes strode for the
faith in wbleb men must always seek
the light ; but they do furnleb a reason
for determined effort on the part of
the church to breast the times and
meet the problems of a new age which
Is dawning upon the world. There is
probably more real goodness in the
world today thou ever before; if it
does not express itself in the "old
methods" it is perb.ps because the old
methods are, to use an everyday ex-
pression, out of date. The problem is
one te which contereoces and ayoode
and assemblies will doubtlew find
themselves devoting • good deal of
at t en tion.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Mankind never grows old. The cir-
cus
incus still makes a red-letter day for
children and grown-ups.
For a "dead issue, reciprocity ap-
pears to he giving the Con*ervativr-
press s vast amount of concern.
It might be a good thing for some
people in Ontario to reflect upon the
fact that in the recent Quebec elections
every riding in the Eastern Town-
ships elec ted a liberal member. The
Englieh-ipeaking people of Quebec.
who are more numerous in the East-
ern Townships than almost anywhere
else in the Province. stand by the
party of progreer. People who read
notbine but The Orange Sentinel will
perhaps never near of this.
The tight between Tett and Roose-
velt for the Republican nomination
for the Presidency is ooming to close
grips. The Republican national con-
vention meets at Chicago on the 18th
of this month, and as each of the two
outstanding contestants claims a ma-
jority of the delegates the concluding
round of the big fight promisee to be a
very lively one. In the meantimle,
Wm. J. Bryan says that a progres-
sive Democrat can beat either Taft or
Roosevelt next November.
One day The London Free Press
quotes United States opinion opposed
to reciprocity as a reason why Cana-
dians should be thankful they did not
endorse -the trade agreement : the next
day it rings the changes on United
States speeches in favor of reciprocity
which, strangely enough, lead to the
same conclusion. But of courier it is
The Free Press' business to knock re-
ciprocity with any sort of reason or
no reason at all.
The Duke of Connaught visited
Guelph the other day, and The Guelph
Herald notes the fact, evidently with
some feeling of regret that the crowds
did net give His Highness even one
hearty cheer. it may be an indication
of the Canadian character thst it is
seldom • crowd in this country be-
comes
o-comes wildly enthusiastic over any-
thing. An exception should be made
in the cars of crowds at hockey
matcher, which generally make noise
enough. Perhaps it is not altogether
• bad sign that Canadians are not
easily moved to demonstration of
their feelings, and yet sometimes it
looks • little bit like churlishness.
Rev. Dr. Disown macre a significant
declaration at the opening session of
the Hamilton Methodist Conference
at Woodstock last week.
"lt," he said, "besting dragooned
the politicians of this Provinoe into
tbe adoption of our policy - and In
using that word dragooned i do not
refer to the leader of the Opposition.
because i believe he is acting so-
eordfog to a supreme conviotloo-
1f having dragooned them into adopt -
Ing our policy -camel the abolition
of the bar -if we fail to
stand by the
men who risk their political lives to
merry oat our behest. we .ball resolve
the contempt, and deserve the
contempt, of the party In the Leg-
islature that at present opppo.e�
that policy, and if we hll In tbl.
crisis the friends of our canes, we
shall deserve their everlasting sns-
ptcioncontempt and distrust. Under
dream/Aeneas r
eamstaneas I can me ootbiag
for It. having Invited our public mea
to deal with one of the roost dIMleslt
public questions in a certain w.
wben they bays accepted our est
Issgs, but t0 give them our utmost
support. le carrying their task to s we.
The Weekly Sun deports an hod -
deist wbk,h seems ter• 1 .vesoaped the
rummies of the dery newspaper lee
porters of Toronto. The dna is in-
formed that iuslag IV Aloe Nesbitt's
oration is the presence of the Duke
the band broke la at Ore end of a per -
humid period to play "Rule 'Bekaa -
els." The den believes that Use in-
trusion was arvesged. Mr. Nesbitt
held We teens tiff the !Wilms rs-
turns& to Owes, and tie pimeing his
bind w bk hese$ w•1 a whim gels.,
be cried abseil in these welds or words
like ,bee : "If there ks say lady or
gentleoan in this great audience
wines bosom dose not swell with pat-
riotic emotion let bar or hire stead
forth sad go onside." Theo be
parsed. Use gnat heart of the orekie
throbbing. and bis sats expectant for
the snapshots whish Would be levities
down by Use reporters (tumdtao.s
applause). bot the gnat audience,
IW picked lesparaudience of Tor-
onto, only laughed. It was. says
The San, • curious failure of • daring
psychological experiment.
Blossom Time.
In broom doss, so.M ws tet know
kat Sowers to Mask aid wait 1st go.
Whisk teas te arab. waive to Asa ;
whoa we Wave omegas ale Men dare.
wet smarm lar at the *aster's est t
A ►arrest to mad ria and sweet.
of perfect halters, deeds sibllme •
list -all Is fair la bimser time.
-112sanor L Hard.,
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Thank You !
Toronto Star.
John D. Rockefeller is said to be
worth 11900,000,000. Being a man, he is
worth a great deal more than that,
just ase you are.
The Chempien So Far.
Ottawa Cttisrt.
u elderly Hamilton man testified
lth that he never told a lie in his
1 1.. He has George Washington and
. Cook both trimmed.
The Vexed Navy Question.
ntmcoe Hebruter•
ren H'n. Hichaid McBride,
l.. demands a u'snadian-built navy.
half of it stntiontd on the Pacifc
' Coast ; The Montreal Star, that will be
ratistied with nothing lees than send
ing a squadron of Canadian Dread-
noughts to the North Sea, and his
allies', the Quebec Nationalists, wbc
are for doing nothing at all, Premier
Borden certainly has his troubles.
Right Yon Are.
Oselpk Mercury.
It sretns as neatly certain as any
thing that ha not yet happened can
be that in the near future the Liberal
Opposition in the Dominion Parlia-
ment w ill lake its stand on a proporl
to increase tbe preference to Aritielli
manufactn•es from thirty-three to
y per teat. This would be gond
pu'.olic iwolicy a•.d go d party tactic*.
Where Fame Docs Not Penetrate.
"i1.11 in Jane Canada Mortals,.
Alas ! What is fame ? A theatrical
manager in Hungary has just trade
the delightful announcement that at
his theatre on • certain date there will
be presented, for the first time, Romeo
and Juliet, "a sensational tragedy uni-
versally known, in five acts, with
son., dances and Bengal lights by
Willgiam Shakespeare. The distin-
guished author will himself take a
prominent part in the performance."
Superstition.
Loudest Daft Cbraside.
Quite a number of London streets,
mostly in the subuttbs, have no No. 13
at all, the difficulty being got over in
many cases by the subterfuge of 12+..
That is the case with Perk Lane, where
12a is occupied by Herbert Barker,
Use eelebrated booesetter. The most
famcus street without a 13 in the
Strand, but that is perhaps more by
accident than design, for building op-
erations have made havoc of the origi-
nal numeration.
T be Payment of Doctors.
aeeoevw Sim
itis said that the very wealthy and
the very poor get batter medical treat-
ment than those of scanty means, who
shrink from bevoming public ward
patients, and are yet unable to pay for
the most skilful physicians. At a
medical convention l' Albany it was
suggested that the state ought to pay
doctors for keeping people well, co the
cams principle as it pays school teach-
ers for tnaktog them wise. The doc-
tors
oetors are understood to regard the pro.
purl favorably.
Natere's Bounty Negle=ted.
Woodstock Review.
An esteemed oontemporai y takes
occasion to remat k that if tress air
were as dear ea whiskey people would
break their windpipes trying to corner
all there was on the market, of it.
But just because fresh air is free.
people don't have enough care for it to
ensure a sufficient supply for health.
There is a good deal of for In the
Fraying.The surest way to make
something
ng precious in the eyes of
many people is to prohibit Ira use or
put obstacles in the way of securing it
A Lome is Telecom.
Stratford Dearer.
Last week a Protestant u man
was elected to the Lature
for the county of fiord, which b
peedomst
haa, French-Canadian and
Roroaa Catbolle. in preference to tbs
tomer member. who was a French-
Canadia.. This would indicate a
hroad-selodeds.as os the pert of the
French-eanadl.se that would put to
shame the voters le the average On-
tario eonstitusocy. it le hardly sees.-
s•ry to add that tbe tmembur-sNet le a
Liberal.
1.ltmend as This i
Damen roe. Pram
The hot that the people of this Sty
as a wboig have so little control over
their ebiMiss that many of them .re
eonstast, imgasat..sad us.. ;;be& law-
breaksru 5. si the anisienes of a
coalition so
AndImmerge than It k did!.
ash toebasselerhe IL Mimi illi, gov-
ernment
-
sasaegnt tto
snob a s that we aro sr •
the mum
rare ef� yawing bandits with se
f tbe aasiaami
dvi) rat moiety, o ..
thatthe
s, aa b k easel o with
s*-
saar.blsis. and epnap��
more *galas, free goventinest and the
nation.
A. Unheeded Cbrge.
Weaned Them
W. doebe mesh if vary nosy of th.
Minter Gerremeniest �dyw.tttaame o Wier aaal.r
Otleit* MIM,- Tailen hi seesnit swam
wisablt
some people. like this speaker. who,
ender the dboer�ai�aeba•ss� pro-
wever
raete0W.hf• tIse,.b.r.,o
east
is net • week ei
d allM spo ly1
se t -
os . "doe amM
tile Is sd the
ge.stioa have star since
• iii.ss openly and sweetly le aroma
.askant him. But tsar who know
anything of the world know that
[thereIthere aro he every otwntry no more
determined and genuine .mponenta of
ecclesiastical Int ertenoned iu pn litics
than Me Rom in Catholic Liberal,.
8o that Grand Master Coirott inexcus-
ably bore false witness agelost hie
n eighbor. But what crakes' his atti-
tude turkey le that it is done on behalf
01 w Gover•meot that bas placed in
ministerial positions three of the nom-
inees cf Use Buurasea roovemeo' and
of all the clerical organs, almost the
only tares that could be found in Par-
liament.
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What The Glob. Says.
The Toronto Globe of Monday last
had an editorial *rticle on the Gode-
rich licerme situation, as follows :
The Whitney Government ,nate
loud profession of never interfering
with their Ueenee oommiselonen.
How absurd that pr (canton is was
demonstrated ipp the Centre Huron
case. By • rebnlutioo of the town
oouncil pawed in February last the
n umber of tavern licenses was reduoed
in Goderich from eight to six. Re-
oeotly, just a day or two before the
`commissioners met to dispose of the
questiou end determine at licenses
I should be cut off. Inspector Snider of
the Ontario Government l.icen l
• Depa-tmeot went to Godericb,
Loge: her with Oliver Johnston, the l
new license inspector for the di,.trict,
made an ezamina•iou of all the hotels.
This was metdy child's play, as he, it 1
is stated, bad instructions from the
Provincial Secretary what was to be
done in Goderich.
At the meeting of the license board
the following day be appeared and
gave tho board instructions from
headquarters to cut off the license of
the Huron hotel and the King Ed-
ward. and to refuse Michael Farr a
license. Contrary to the wishes of the j
majority of the board, in tact the
whole of the board and of the inspec i
tor, these instructions were carried I
out.. By a peculiar coincidence these
three licensees who were cut off were
all Liberals in politics, and whether
Ltd. had anything to do in influencing
"Headquarters" to do what was done
is a question yet to he decided. That
Mr. Raider went to Goderich with in -
*tractions in his pocket to ram the
Whitney Government's will down the
throats of the commissioners there
can be no doubt.
Improved Train Service Between Tor.
onto, Sarnia, Port Arthur and Win-
nipeg.
Commencing Wednesday, June 5t h,
the Grand Trunk Railway System will
inaugurate a Pullman parlor car and
flret-clans coach service between Tor-
onto and Sarnia wharf, leaving Tor-
onto
oronto 8 a. m., Hamilton il~)8 a. in.,
arriving Sarnia wharf 1:45 p. m.
Mondays, Wednesday* and Sat-
urdays, making direct connection
with Northern Navigation Company's
steamer leaving Merril* 3:30 p. m. on
above days. for Sault Ste. Marie, Port
Arthur and Winnippergg
t, e.thound-L+aveSarnia wharf 8•.35
s. m. Tuesdays and Fridays, arrive
H*rnilton 11:10 a. m., and Toronto
12:18 p. m., also leave Sarnia wharf
130 p. m. Sundays only, wrrive Ham-
ilton 8:53 p. m. and Toronto 8:17 p. m.
Reservations. full particular@ and
tickets from F. F. Lawrence, Grand
Trunk Town Agent, or address A. E.
Duff, District Passenger Agent, Union
Station. Toronto. Ont.
t WEST HURON LIBERALS.
Annual Meeting Held is Goderich m
Meoday Afternoon.,
The annual meetingof the W st
Huron Liberal Association wee heti in
Godes ich o n Mooday afternoon.
There was not s large atteodanoe, but
nearly all the municipalities were rep -
mooted.
In the absence through illness of the
president, H. J. Morris, the first vice-
president. Wm. Bali., presided.
The death of the lata treasurer, Mr.
J Nook, Reit tirade necessary aeotber
•ppniurnent to that position, and
Gordon Young, of Carlow, was
elected. This was the only change in
the list of officers, which is as follows :
President -H. J. Morrie. Oodericb.
Fleet vice-preeid..t - . W.. Bailie,
Dungannon.
Second vier -president -Jos. Dalton,
Kingsbridge.
Third vle.-president-John Fing-
land, Witmer.
Secretary -W. H. Robertwo. Gods.
rich.
Treasurer-Oordos Young, Carlow.
And/toe-W. J. Paisley, Clinton.
Cbaireset for muaidp.lities : Col-
borse-R. M. Young. Carlow : Ash-
8eld-Chea, Stewart Mistall ; West
Wawaaoell-J. it. McNair, Dungan-
non ; Goderich township, J. W. Yeo.
Holme.ville ; Hulktt-Thos. McMil-
lan, Seeforth : Clinton -Dr. J. W.
Shaw ; Goderich- - W. L Horten.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
Moved byChas. Ostrow. .econded
by John nland, that this annual
meeting of l rale oI West Huron
desires to express its eosildesea in the
Opposition at Ottawa so abi led by
the RIg`bt Hon. Sir ;
to aeeJsee its erm to the
policies with which the Mesa' party
ie identified andke i tae. that
these policies will
Moved by Than
ream& war eenSdw.e is the Jobs Robertson. lent we time to the sM-
our
aawwlslIsn el the~.Y�1� of
r. Dowell, end ear n at
the worthy stand takes by
sbsmk•s. Mr. W. Pieset. Z. C., se
prominent member of the l..sgi.le-
bon
Mewed by Hugh H. Rill, seconded
Frinlay, that we express our
sfataere .osrow at the removal
death of our late treasons. Mr. Joaapb
0.15, and place oa reamed oar high
e stimation of his worth as a msec ani
a Liberal ; ad that the satly of
ails Aasselaths be esfwdai to Use
bereaved relatives.
isemayi-Velei _hi whwhatJ Messy
mp
Nee ge el a toes I1iffii
SICKLY 111111
Well By Wiwi—Letters
from a Grateful Mother
New Haves. Con•. -"My tittle girt
ever alas her birth. was trail aad
slckly and nothing seereed to do ter
any good until we tried your rod liv-
er sad lroa tonic, VinoL As area as
she commenced to take it, I aotleed
an improvement In her health and ap-
pearanos. She has now take• three
bottles of Vinol, and from the good it
has done her I can say it will do all
You claim for it in building up and
strsngtbening frau and delicate ehll-
drea." (Name turnlshed on request.)
Another mother of Chicago, IU.,
writes: •'I can not say too muck to
peak. of Vinol for delicate. ailing
children."
We ask every mother of • trait
sickly or ailing child In this vicinity
to try Vino! on our agreement to re -
:urn their money if it dor mot do all
- claim.
H.C. Dunlop, Druggist, Goderich. Ont
iserenvieWWWirsetelikettentraeWeieltereW
Smokers,
Attention !
For a pleasant,
high-class smoke try
CAA1ederation
Peacemaker or
C. P. R. Cigars
For rale in town
DRINK HABIT
THE OATLIN TRZATMLNT
Posniw raawa as craving and
ds r'am
far UgWri
3 DAYS
No hypodermics, no bad after-
effects. Can, Write or 'Plume for
Booklet, etc.
The Gatlin Institute
4M Jarvis St., Tercets
'Phone 14. 4538- A. Hergr•ee,Mgr.
Get Ready
for Spring
by leaving your order
for that new SUIT or
OVERCOAT with
HUGH QUNLOP
reel et The YFM-4:e Tatter
tiomeseekers'
Excursions
to Western Canada
Jae* U and eh. Jar . asel 23, and .eery
TualiV2 until My. 17 -
sae 1L1S tesaTad
ttasss
assehr ears Neo owes *r cars.
THE MOST rOPUt.yt •OUTL
to Mwekaka Lake. Lake of Bays. Kawaetha
lakes rrew.h vire Lake Separbr and
}mgls . Temaeaml and rite ewaa
. ver 1. 1e 'hunk. Write for illas-
trsted Iitarstare to F. F. LAWRENCE.
tees .asst Prone a
THE BIG MERGER.
Rideau & Ontario Navigation Co. Takao
Over Several Concerns,
Montreal, May 28. --The grease merger
of steamship lines and the Rlchdiwn
and Ontario Navigation C. was defi-
tritely put through this morning at
the meeting of tbhee R. & 0. share -
bolder; here, over which Sir Rudolph
Forget presided.
Tb. lines taken on by the R. R 0.
follow :
The Niagara Navigation Company,
the Northern Navigation Company,
Inland Lines. Turbine Steamship Com-
pan . Hamilton Stesanhip Company,
the red island Steamboat Com-
pany and tbe St. Lawrence River
Steamship Oompa y.
The shareholders endorsed the ac-
quIr.5.st of these concerns and the is
sue d any extra stock required to
complete deals outstanding. Wixom
the merger is compiete fa all details
the E. k 0. win home a capital of 1110,-
1100.000 sod • fleet of seventy boats.
The sew stock will be offered first
to sbareholden whose names are sem
the R. R 0. books at 4 p. tn. on May
31, at par.
For the prawn, the various com-
panies acquired will be operated
under their own names. although ulti-
mately the scheme or nrorpideation
when eemplets will wipeout their idss-
tity and esetre all astral of them in
the R & 0. offices Montreal.
The R. et a started operations
yore b nor passen-
ger
boat and ass
ha .
La a statemrot made by t las seem
tary aa -
souses! to
w� the ucomposite
takes over bad made 19 per rest. h
the peat. more would be earned by
them Is the rebore on aeeaws of the
ammentratime mai blgblrtrdgbM� nee..
W. AC ESON a 1080N
Sale
Extraordinary
Lace Curtains,
Carpets and Rugs
glee kwdred pier which ire bOneht from the
liquidation dock of a m tsael • Our Pemba* �e;es was fit.
per t. or owes lea Nae bsilten value of bas eomeignment
prim and we 1M tet for sal. as biggest bargain* we ever
offered in Curtsies -.0 mew sad heamelfaL
Swiss Curtains
Fifty peke, white only.
kings regregular
neat
vine and leaf patterns and an bsatslinel m u r S175
value 114.00. Per .
Nottiagbam and Bsesris Lem Curtails, fare pato. 50 to
00 ire: lose wide, Saud ij psis bag, white. ecru and Arab,
beautiful dengue, argdttt e%�i00 end- KM el
Per .f+ .
Lace Door Panels
In oblong, round or eoavestlonal patterns. in white only
and a otos quality of est. Isrgs rias ale sgdesdid fcr doors,
basement windows. ere.. regularly arid at »bc. Mc, ISOs
and 00c. Special sale, ebnle..... ....... 15c,.
Rugs
Fifty only Moquette Rugs and Wilton Rugs. large hearth
size, in variety of pasterns, regular 112. Fos. Cep /In
each AMY
Curtain Net
Thirty inches wide, of white Brahma* net with insertion
set in and then laor edge vary near, dainty and serviceable.
Tend
dpieces only or (bbl yards, regular price dile. At per 1 221
yar
Floor Rugs (�
Extra heavy Wool Rug., reversible end recommended and
warranted fast coon, Nine only at these prices -3 z 3;
yard., $10.50, for M.00 ; 8 z 1 yards, $1800, for $7.00 ;
3; x 4 yards, 314.00. far swore.
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Summer : Miltinery
Newest effects in Rummer MIIUsery. Ladles will
find many attractive Amiga. ani good effecte in
the season's can ogee roe. styles. Memo varid sell what we
MISS CAMERON
Hamilton Street Goderich, Ont.
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A New Standard in
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What contributes most to the comfort and pleasure of an ocean
voyage i' Isn't it plenty a aoeo.sesodatbo. large, Light, bright
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things you want and appreciate anoet ieour overseas trip? Then
you can make no mistake In eboosiog either Use
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really reads, and the.m�i• gggais
and large room for all
classes stirs to tbe 1,.va■gg a .sass of free-
dom of arms. Mutest whites te�paosssssu.�Ttank
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utmost steed with least vibesiten Al these features indlbate the
superior class of .msalmsiefira as these splendid new boat.. Write
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Address H. C. Yops11MIM General Agent, Cenadlan Northern
Steamships Li.Medoi r_Mw
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Father, Mother, Sister, Brother,
All Should Use Parisian Sage.
Prevents ■aldaeas—Oatsishes whisk means that the hair benemes
Deadrrft—Stops rsig
Hair mad Itottiag Scalp.
Patlelaa liege le $ family hair tosis
and daessiog ,bet will do nem* good 1.
every home.
The mss who .are
Perkiest Rage K only
rete.{ vel l
never grow bald.
Baldness M sassed by
d•adrull germs
whisk dig down Into
the rests at Ns hair.
dorm Its tsometb-
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ddest and besetlfsL
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hair and growling saidweeUng••••
see uslag supett edel leeks
they soy clean the ..alp and make It
nee refreshed, they do sot get to the
root of the Bair
whors the real de
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gags. thrives and
10'
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tbs Wes. let..] isura -1 Mss. ad so
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to
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