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Qu a eui C, •, eel tis tx,.t.r 1,•; .L
Browning. tirtagai.t.
Horrors of Dyspepsia
Sour Stomach, Heart PaIpita*
tion, Nervous, Sleepless
PitaSaitit BONN World
For flan . n4 Women; day or evening;
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.t arese'Iricrxi` ...:
Now Able to DO Atli the HO1tsework
--What Cured Her.
The excellent qualities of Hood's
Sarsaparilla as a stomach topic and
appetizer enable it to relieve and cure
dyspepsia even when cure seezzill hope-
less. Read Mrs. Willett's letters;
r
ec.x
. Hood Lowell, it, a
ss.
"Gentlemen: I have been sick for
about six years -with dy s-
Letter pepsia with all its horrible
nightmares, such as sour
No. 1 stomach, flatulency,. llailllr
tation, ot the heart, insom
via, etc., and all that time I have tried
almost every known remedy and the
best doctors in the state, but laothi
did LII any good. 1 was very
Weak and Nervous.
About five months ago 1 commenced
taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and after
usini five bottles I ani able to do
all my housework and feel better
than 1 have in, several years. Also,
my husband had pueuniouia last win.
ter and his blood got very bad; he
bad rheumatism and could. scarcely
walk. He eouzzueueed to take Hood's
Sarsaparilla and in a. short time he
Was better in every way, his rheuma-
tism has left him and is in better
health than for a lou; time." Mets.
W. ,J YII,LI',1T, Mt.. Holly, t, C.
Still. Praising Hood's.
"0. I. Hood fie Co., Loywell, Musa.,
"Dear Sirs: ---I amu still praising
Hood's Sarsaparilla for the
Letter great bouoflt both myself
and husband derived from
No. 2 its use and I do not hesitate
to say it is the best medicine
we have ever used
in our
fare! .
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MRS. W. J. WILLETT, Mt. holly, IT. C.
fara
s ariiial5the One
True Bleed
Pallier. Sold by all dru,:,,iste. tat sir for $5a
rete all Liver Illi and
Hood's Pills sick lieadaeke. Sole.
The building at Berlin in which The
Telegraph a'as flu flie's, uww•ned alnd
occnph tl also by Mr. J. 1 . Stouffer.
butter
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by fire. with niu;t t l tis w'alllsahle• eom,
tents.
��� T SkFE,trot that the Khedive now has an her. to
LOBET'S SE.i 1 . the tbtona.
Demonstrations Over the Presi.
d.oncy Have Ceased.
LA PATRIE'S MILD MANIFESTO.
A Stormy Session, of the Spantraa Cortes
on efeaday-British Royalty in the.
Soudan- inquiry About neuter and
Anticot}ti.-Editors. Who wort -
fled ,dei Mnrd ced-
Murder Seaten
Austria's Cabinet.
Paris, Feb. 21. --The demonstrations
r
goer the Prestder,oy have entirely ceased,
,
perhaps only till after the funeral of M.
Faure; but tbo aspect is altoeethor more
bopefnl, and President Lonbet's seat
seems permanent. He is credited with
the declaration that he will resist strong-
ly any attempt at disturbance, and has
reamrmed bia insontlon to retain the
Dupuy Cabinet, a step wbloh tends to
remove the suspicion that he Is a Drey.
fuaard. During the month of mourning
he will not attend any public ceremony.
Se bas followed the custom of giving
holiday remission of punishments in the
army and navy, and has made Inr„ e
donations to the poor in Paris and.
Montelimar, bis native town.
The ilery Petrie Francaise has issued
an neenpectedly ziilld manifesto, briefly
ezproselug the wishthat the new Prost -
dent shall extricate himself tram all cont-
pronmising ooneeotione, and have a clear
consciousness of his duty toward the
fatherland and the army. The manifesto
is signed by Gayaignae, Coppe, reran*,
Lemaitra and others. The inference le
that the agitation against President
J,oubot is artificial, anti is already dying
both inhoatleo s
and the newspapers,
The latter are now conoernod in a
prosaic but piquant investigation of M
Leubet's dement° conne(tions. Reporters
have visited the Moutelimar dhatriota and
interviewed all Ilia relatives including
bis mother, who is over 80 years of age,
a bronzed, cheery farmer's widow of the
peasant ofa s, in snug
circumstances
who has never seen Paris, and who
regrets her son's election, because, she
says, she would now sec him more
Beldam than over
President Laubat's brother in-law, a
Weil -to-do Iran monger, said he was de-
lighted at the news of the result at the
eleotiou, but eompialued that be would
be besieged by office hunters, who would
want to be recommended to A:1. Leubet;
He added that Press:lent Loubat was
not a rich man, and would not bo able to
spend meet* beyond his official Income
and allowaanoes; and ho thought that tbe
eudwlon plunge int 1`tosideat duties,
taking him from hie beloved Hoofs and
music, might not prover a bappy change.
11rti.
R. J. itnw,rllb private batik in
Blenheim. WaS outride by burglar.: on
Saturday turd the s• lie= \w'al. blown to
atoms with several e'hargt•, of dyna-
mite. 1'ht• rabbi•►:. m'eured : .(fell gild
at 1r.u•1Cagi ofnota'. valued .e1 about
iEitltf.
Four ear.. or the' 1'ott1111d lure:•, h1I
the tlra nd 'Prin:l; neat I.t utm.a1\•itis,
f,1110., were it, .ralilea and relied down all
t utbanitun•►It. 1 ww't•lit w rer't lei;.ril. '3'lte•
ll:a�ntn�' 'r.- �.•e•+• bn<11v ;.la:ekt•n up. Imua.
l l,e de'l'l! :"I'N. aid( /1 at, a e'1i-11i4I1 for
the cara, al.a'I .et lives were leaf.
.Mrs. Lipett was filen' $101) and costs I
and one month in jail at Barrie for
having part of an illicit still on her
property in Bradford,
Bayfield: Mrs. Jas. Erwin died on
Sabbbath evening, Feb. kith, aged 70
years, and was buried in the Bayfield
veniotery Wednesday. Her husband
predeceased her several years.
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AI(' Ie'ooeed tire tswnrefeeuea
All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, 0., after suffering 18
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a, costly operation was per-
formed but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen's • Arnica Salve, the
surest Pile cure on. Earth, and the best
Salve in the 'World 25e a box. Sold
by all Druggists.
ti PROGRESSIVE WOMEN.
•
Qneen Victoria greatly dislikes a visitor
who is shy • and colors or looks agitated
when addressed. Ar the finisb of the in-
terview the queen generally bows
or offers her hand, and then turns a little
41to one side to save the very trying necos-
111 sity of an entirely backward exit from her
Presence.
'. The empress of Austria has her hair
' shampooed ones a month. It is still bean-
tifnl, luxuriant and perfectly black, and
when let down touches the ground as -she
stands; and she is tall. It is said the hair
' wash requires forty eggs. and the other in-
gredients are obtained from no less than
twenty mysterious bottles.
One of the best-known figures in Paris
is Mmthe death of here: Yoer, who, upon
husband, a reporter for the 'Franck; press,
took up his work and has conducted it
with marked enterprise. In her r,'inds
she is accompanied by a great white poodle
called "Tne Doctor," who permits no one
to tette with his mistress.
One of the authorities on decoration in
England is Mrs. Colbyns Carr. She is the
wits of a successful theatrical manager,
sad to her ideas on stage decoration and
Costume be owes much of his. success.
Mrs. Carr has designed dresses for several
of Mr. Irvings' plays, and is almost alwaya
Miss Terry's chief counselor on wardrobe
mutters.
Children Cry for
C,`'1ST RIA
7rr 1ta and Childron.
fat- lheel, ,r.....es.eettet' th eo
:Y 1a11illfall ay. -Mout occurred at ler.
W. Seceortl'' .tl etll?m1a1•e of the Pack-
ing ('ompal y., Ingersoll, null, Thursday. It
appears tri.(1 ire slay feting a large
butclmei' knife in Itis work, when it sud-
denly slipped and the blade cut finite
:a large piece of flesh from the thumb,
near the palet of the hand.
Sakim.mtel F. McComb, of Palluerston,
abrealaimaan ou the G.T.R:.,nxet with an
unfortunate accident at Elora. on Wed-
nesday even?mer While coupling cars
there he got hie left aria caught and
it was badly crushed. He was takein.
to Guelph General Hospital, where
the injured limb was amputated a
little below the shoulder.
Jahn Alexander Gilmour, of Parry
Sound, who was arrested at the Caima-
d:ia•n Soo, but escaped by jumping from
the train near Sudbury aand was subse-
quently captured by the American au-
thorities on the way to Duluth, plead-
ed guilty to two charges of forgery at
Parry Sound and was sentenced to one
year in the Central Prison. •
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C!'?ildren
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They do not complain of S
anything in particular. They
eat enough, but keep thin and s
pale. They appear fairly well,
but have no strength.. You
cannot ay they are really s
sick, and so you call them
What can be done for them?
Our answer is the same that
the best
physicians have been
a
t
giving for a quarter of acen.
tury. Give them
Seen it
ik =`
of Cod -Liver Oil with Ilypo
phosphites. It has most re- :ier
markable nourishing power.
It gives color to the blood. It
s brings strength to the mus-
cles.
us cles. It adds power to the
S' nerves. It means robust •3
Even deli- ws
t and v
i or.
Ev n
health h
g
cote infants rapidly gain in
AIATTRi1S IN tt.1�I1LA.
Attempt to Dern the euarters of the
Wash 1stgtea Volunteers.
Manila, Fab. 21, -.•.The. natives of the
village of Paco made a bold attempt last
nl t to burn . hquartersof 1st
gh b n t e tbe
Washington volunteers by setting tiro to
the huts ad3'ointng the quarters In the
rear, Fortunately the wind changed at
the moment the Are wars, dlsoovered, and,
fanned by a stiff breeze, the flame,
spread In the opposite direction, destroy -
Mg fully 20 shacks and housesopposite
the ruins of the church. The Incendiaries
escaped,
Mysterious signals were frequently
made along the enemy's lines during the
night, and this led to the belief that an
attack; had beou arrange;!, but nothing
bappened
Stormy Session of the: Cortes.
Madrid, Feb. 21. --Tho Spanish Cartes
met bare yesterday, and there was a full
representation in bath Houses and great
erowds in the galleries. The amrinetpal
interest contared in the (barges of Count
do Atmonas, who complained that Gen-
erals Prime do Rivera, Weeder and
Blanco, Admiral Cervera and General
Linares. haat!proved failures Ho said the
tipanish army was an array of Ilene led
by asses, and asned why the generale
who catipitulated had not been executed.
General Prima du Rivera denounced
Almonas as a oalumnlator. Senor Annie.
added fuel to the flame by asserting that
Premier taaxnsta and Lieut -General
Correa bad ordered Bianco to surrender
(lube, when Blanco was opposed to such
a course. The Seaton was very stormy,
and nothing was aaaompishod.
LoOHs 4. I31t'r 'iiLttE.4,TENINO.
British Cruet er Intrepid as Bluefield**
Nicaragua, Sias Work to Do.
Managua, Nicaragua, Fed. 21.--A do-
/patch from Bluefelds, by way of Grey-
town, says that on tbo 15th the captain
of the British cruiser Tutrepid requested
General Reyes, who is endeavoring to re-
tain command of the Attantic coast in.
the Departinttnt of Nicaragua by a dia.
play of force, to permit general Aureldo
Estrada, two was abosen by President
Zelaya to succeed him, and other official
refugees, was were at, the United States
oonsulato, to go ward the Imateepld,
Aenertl Reyos refused tho request, and
the captain et the warship thereupon
issued a olroular forbidding foreigners in
Bineliside to sell supplies to the revolu-
tionists, or to aid them in any way.
President Zelaya's array has established
headquarters at Acoyapa, Department of
Chontales, No battle has yet 000urred.
The revolutionists occupy the suountain.
Menem, .and are occaslonally aeon to the
westwaard at Lta .5 fan a and ether points.:,
Cabinet Matter for Aue,tria.
Buda Pesth, Feb. 2t --Tho :Emperor,
King Fret:ale lossh lout entrusted
Kole -
man do Assail with the task or forming
a new Hungarian Cabinet in succession
to the Ministry presided over
byReran
Banify, who announced on Saturday
the Minister's intention of resigning at
the close ot tizo Parliamentary session,
Spanish ttCp tblieana ;!leaving.
Madrid, Feb, ail. --The Republicans in
the Chamber have decided to begin at
once an energetic campaign against the
Government.
Connauel; t at Omdurman•
Omdurman, Egypt, Fob. 01. -•-e Tho
Duke and Duchess of Connaught arrived
here yesterday evening, and anet with an
enthusiastic reception from the natives.
The Duke reviewed 9.000 troops, com-
manded by the Sitdar, General Lord
ltohener of Khartoum, and afterwards
held a levee, at wbioh the officers an9
notabilities were present. The Duke and
Duchess visttod the tomb of the llabdi,
the Kbalifa s house and gardens and the
palace at Kbartoum. There was a display
of fireworks during the evening.
itlta,aier and Anticosti.
London,' Feb. 21. --In answer to a
question in the House of Commons yes-
terday, put by Mr James Franole Hogan,
anti }tarnellite, respecting a Frenchman's
nurcbase of an "important strategical
position at the gateway of Canada" and
the alleged evictions of the previousoocu-
piers, the Goveinmeut leader, Mr. A. J.
Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury,
said the Island of Anticosti bad been
puronaeed by M. Monier, but be had no
official information regarding the evic-
tions. .A report on the situation bad been
asked for, but had not yet arrived.
Editors Who Glorified Murder.
Grenoble, France, Feb. 21. - Max
Regia, the former Mayor of Algiers,
notorious Jew baiter and editor of The
Anti-.iuif, has bean sentenced in default
to three years' imprisonment and to pay
a fins of 1,003 francs for "press offences
and glorifying murder and pillage at
meetings in Algiers. and Paris."
M. Philippe, managing . editor of the
same paper, has been sentenced to eight
years' Imprisonment, and to pay a fine
of 1,000 franc on the same charge.
Old Canadian Stamps Worth Money.
London, Feb. 21. -At a stamp auction
sale in London yesterday the sixpence
Canada perforated sold at 14 shillings,
' the New Brunswick Connell at 360 shill-
ings, and the Nova Scotia shilling violet
at 280 shillings.
The Pavouia Is Safe.
Ponta del dada, Azore Islands, Feb.
21. --The weather has become calm, and
the Cunard Line steamer Payonia, which
became disabled while on the passage
from Liverpool for Boston, and was
towed into St. Miohnel's on Saturday by
the steamer Wolviaton, is now free of
danger.
Cretan Chambers Opened.
tfanea, Island of Crete, Feb 21. --The
Cretan Chambers were opened yesterday
by Prince Goatee, the high commissioner
of the powers, who received a warm
greeting. ''A bill embodying the Cretan
s submitted,
a
constitution w
The iihedivo Is nappy.
I flesh if iven a small amount
g e Alehouses, Feb. 21. -The Kbedivah
If three or four times each day. gs bas given birth to a son at Montazet
rot. and $1.00 ; all dr1Tgists: "'!.'hors are general great rejoieinge at the
s 'OTT & BOW NE, Chemists, Toronto.
ealinsesieesestaltralaheleehlithWelehnielitettettre
Ter A'r suo,000,000.
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Weduesdayl•
Wheat per bushel"es to 0')
Flour per cwt Lair, to 2.00
Barley 43 to 44
'ata. 25 to .2y
Foal 0) to a;4
Corn 10 to di
Batter 14 to 14
Eggs a
(.5
t
.. 55 to 00
Potatoesbagt
lay perton. 3 Su to ane
Lased Apples per bt `5
I leeks ?
Geese
Chicken ........... ... 5
Turkey' h
I:111 !reported at Wnahington to ray the
Motley Over to Spain,
Washington, Feb. 21. -- Tha Rouse
committee an appropriatlonel yesterday
ordered a favorable report an the bill to
pay Spain 2e0,000,000 for the Philip-
pines. The amendment declaring the
policy of tbe Government toward the
i'bilippinos was defeated by a party vote.
Chairman Cannon was directed to call
up the hill under sueponsion of tho rules.
Cathie to Manila.
The Senate committee on foreign rela-
tions yesterday authorized a favorable
report upou eau amendment to bo offered
ter the Sundry Civil bill, providing for
the construction at to sable to Hawaii
and :. aa,.i..t The a tble is not to be built
by the United States, but a yearly sub-
sidy is to bo paid by the t3overn.mont.
4s.W.li IVL WOltle OP rnOette
,eche Brennan of Kingston May Lose
I;ati, Bands and ifeet.
Kingston, Feb. el. -During the private
once of the cold enap lase week John
Brennan, wbilo driving from Formoy to
Westport, was left on the road through
bis horses running away and throwing
him out. Before he reaabad shelter his
feet, hands, face and other parts of the
body were badly treat bittau. Cangreno
set in, and it has been found necessary
to remove him to the Hotel Dien Hospi-
tal fie may lose both hands and part of
his feet. The right hand, at least, will
have to be amputated at tbe wrist. He
suffers little pain, but presents a pitiable
sight, all the frozen parts being swollen
and discolored.
,Jarvis mem Sandbagged.
Hamilton, Feb. 21,-A man named
Bamberton, from Jarvis, was sandbagged
on the Market Square last night by two
men. He was drunk at the time, but he
yelled "Murder," and the higbwaymen
ran before they reaobod his roll, in hie
inside packet. His bead was cut.
A Blaze at Southampton.
Southamptlon, Ont., Feb. 21. -The
fine residence of Mr B. A. Belyea was
totally destroyed by fire about 2 o'clock
yesterday morning, together with inoat
of the contents Loss on house, $5,000;
insurance on house, $2,000.
Every Gough makes
your throat more raw
and irritable. Every
cough congests the lilting
membrane of your lungs.
Ceasetearing your throat
and Iungs in this way.
Put the parts at rest and
give them a chalice to
heal. You will meed $ante
help to do this, and you
wilt find it In
rs
Cherry
pectoral
Prom the first dose the
quiet and rest begin: the
tickling in the throat
ceases; the spasm weak.
ens; the cough disap-r
pears. Do not wait for
pneumonia and con-
sumption but cut short
your cold without delay.
Dr..Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral Plaster should be
overtire lungs of everyper-
son troubled with a cough.
Write tothe Doctor.
neuter opportunities and long ex•
perienee eminently ttltualtf7 ua for
g!vin;; yon tneclk,1 advice. 1Vrite
freely all the lartrealar4 In your t'a9e.
Tell us wha yeur experaesee has
been with our e'herry I'eeterat. Yon
will receive a prompt rept", altbout
C041.
Address, DIC, S. t'. ATE12.
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.t bail VII•e'dlt.lit. Ina Sat 111118 v Wahl. i'l. 11/'
\t'al5 moving ltille'�e'l// .l•eeg t 1 14',/111
t.aali to lar :we't1). anti hest ale lie l'e1lclt-
etl the edgy (ti Beverly tww.e,/,t, It.rS•
htel'aalnt• det:U.11c1l f1•ein Litt• ?et.:ei. 1I.•
fell after it on elle ham t 1. 'As- (ht.'
of thele kicked 111r i1ro,tl8t• 411.111 all:tl
bath tool atww ly. 1\ h1 ml I'll 11t1 Mr.
Jack an'silead was c,lwere,I twit It igloo?.
73Cr6rr. Alter' Wood's P110610110ai1 e,
171e Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli,
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guamntred to euro all
terms of Sexual Weaitne,s, all effects of abuse
or excess, ,wlental Worry, Txee'•eive use of lb-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package *i, six, $5. (hoc still prose,
az will cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The wood Company, Windsornent.
nne'Weed Ph°eelladine is said in Iexrtrr ted
IJ. tV.l3rownit.a,drnirgt.t
NEWS INA NUTSHELL.
Health returns from the various muni -
for January,
of the province
1899, show a marked increase in cases of
tuberculosis and a decrease in typhoid
fever and diphtheria.
There Is a ease of smallpox in .Anderton
Township, Essex County. the disease
having been brought from Detroit. Two
new cases have developed at Vankieek
11111, and one death has 000urred there.
Hon. Edward Blake will return to
Canada for good in May. He will be.
given a banquet by the Irish Home
Rulers on his departure from the Old
Laud. Mr. Blake says he will not enter
politics in Canada.
A son of John McMaster, Pitt's Ferry,
near Kingston, 5 years of age, placed bis
mouth over the spout of a tea kettle on
the stove and took a drink of the boiling
oath and
terribly so
Water, to y !ding his month scalding
throat. He may recover.
Hamilton's mayor has written a letter
to Manager Ramsay of the Canada Life
Insurance Company promising better
tertns than ` Toronto in the , matter of
assetsnment it the company will retain
Hamilton as the place for
its head offices.
W L. Madsen, Watertown, N.Y., has
seoured a divorce from Elia Townsend,
who married William Parish at Brook-
ville and left him in, 1898. In 1896 she
married Hudson. The woman said Parish
was married before be married ber, but
ebe oonld not furnish proof.
At Eespeler on Monday a resolution
was put and carried by an immense
Majority of votes, by property owners
only, to sell to William A. Kribs, M.P.
P., a portion of the publio park at a
nominal figure for a<' site; on which to
build a bot( and woodworking plant.
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The Leading Sieciaiisis 0 i�ineiica
20 Years in Defends
250,000 MI
C ' FSS ,CTURE
T'hour f young and middle-aged
monare sdwiththisdisease-mal:
uneonsei,.They may have a ,mart -n,;;
ins 'ensation, small, twisting stream, ;1
she 'utting pains at tunes, slight die- K"
eha difficulty in commencing weave
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� i sand all the symptoms
OT ;,. mi..e OD , ymP
of nervous debility -they have -Se rtlf -
T'UItE. Don't let doctors experiment rex to
you, by cutting, stretehing, or to rt
you. 'lhiswillnot cure sou, asitwill ro-
turn. Our NEW METHOD TREAT-
MENT absorbs the stricture tissue
hence removes the stricture permanently.
It can never return. No pain, no suffer-
ing, no detention from business by our
method. The sexualorgansarestrength-
ened. The nerves are invigorated. and
the bliss of manhood returns.
WE CURE GLEET
Thousands of young and middle-aged
men are having their sexual vigor and
vitalit continually sapped by this dis-
ease.ey are frequently unconscious
of the cause of these symptoms. General
Weakness, Unnatural Discharges, Fail-
ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ory, Irritability at times Smarting Sen-
sation, Sunken Eyes. with dark circles.
Weak Back, General Depression, Lack
of Ambition varicocele. Shrunken
Parts, etc. GLEET and STRIOTURE
may be the cause. Don't consult family
doctors, as they have no experience in
these. special diseases -don't allow
Quaeksto experiment on you. Consult
Specialists wbe have made a life study of
Diseases of Men and Women. Our NEW
METHOD TREATMENT will posi-
tively cure you. One thousand dollars
treatment and
acceptico atm
fora, case weo
canot cure. Termmoderatefor acure.
CURES GUARANTEED
We treat and euro: EMISSIONS,
VARICOCELE SVPIIILTS, GLEET,
STRICTURE IMPOTENCY, SECRET
DRAINS.'UNNA'PURAL DISCHARG-
ES.KIDNEYandBLAI1DERDiseases.
CONSULTATION,FREE. BOORS
FREE. . If unable to call, write t:er
QUESTION 13LANXX for HOME Ft
TREATMENT. !1
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but don't think you can patch.
clothes to look like new.
Then again it would not
pay you when you can buy
clothing at the prices we
sell.
BAEWAINS.."
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy tweeds $2.O0'
Suits $9.80
Overcoats 8.09
Blaek Worsted suits a spec-
ial, $12.00
Ole $20 blacks beat all
others at $23. Come and see
for yourself,
Cor, Michigan Ave, and Shelby 2, .
DETROIT, MICH.
PATRONIZE LIS. •
People patronize us because
they realize that we always
sell clothing that is strictly
p
uto-date....
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Opnoeite Poet Office.
THE
k1RAL flew
STORE.
Try WINAN'et Cl.li.'OlI BALSAM
for Coughs, (;olds and b;renchial trouble
in old or your,.
a1Y'et 3tanufueture-ne
WINER'S LINAMENT
which is un exeella:ut remedy° for
Cosmos, Pains -Neuralgia: Sort Throat
and Influenza.
he Old Reliable. W'tnanht e'en
dition I'onderre.
still hnktee first !,lace tn 1111 r :rket.
• Also Lotion for eel -!tall e c'n !:cores
and Condition Powder 1G, : me
'OLD AE:ER.I A' on
DIX LUNG ST REP.
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Bicycles!
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Bicycles !
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Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleas-
ure? if so. you should seek first,
a good wheel, We ran furnish
you any of the best wheels made
at lowest prices.
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line. We have a choice
lot of Pianos and organs. Call
and inspect thele before buying
elsewhere.
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby car-
riages, etc., etc.
Ppl kilos & Martin.
IT PAYS
To read the big stores'
vertisements
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business? furniture For
yours and ours. If we are not
useful to you we cannot be use-
ful to ourselves. We have got
to carry the goods you want at
the prices you want or we can-
not make a nuccess of ourbusi-
ness.
ness. But we have been doing
business right along for years,
which proves that we are the
right kind of people with the
right prices. Come and see for
yourself ...
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