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TIE EXETER ADVOCATE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1899
An Odd Assortment.
The too frequent use of greasy prep-
arations on the face will causea
growth of down.
A valuable lotion for strengthening
the color of the hair and useful in re-
tarding its turning gray is made of
four ounces of bay ram and one
ounce of sulphur.
Some of the largest jewelry houses
its London have immense mirrors be-
hind the counters, so that when they
tun their back upon a customer they
can see if he transfers any gems to
his pockets,
The Arabs assert that they were the
first to make butter. The method
was strangely discovered. It was
their habit to carter wilk in skins, on
the backs of camels, The steady jog-
ging of the animals churned the milk
into butter.
Explosive gelatine is far more de-
structive than dyilaluite, A shell
containing 113 pounds of explosive
gelatine, lodged in a 1 -inch projec-
tile weighing 1,029 pounds, was re-
cently fired from an ordinary service
gun at the government proving
growzds. A shell of this kind explod-
ing in the hull of the largest battle-
ship would rend the vessel to atonia.
Russia
eta$women 29a nen pharmacists.
The least troublesome and most pro=
Stable animal to raise in this country
is the sheep.
Be There a WW, 17isdoni Points the
Way.—The sick man pine, for relief but
be dislikes sending for the doctor, which
Inane battles of drugs never consumed.
Ile hit'+ Clot the re,t]iclt'.tm to load Ids
stomach with compounds which smell
vill'.ana+,ts'y and taste worse. But if he
leave the wee to dein himself with his
mimes,, ww:atom will abet' hie attention
to P.atnenee' i Vegetcalne Pais. which, as
a sweetie for exclave: atilt mutt fie orders of
the digestive organs. hare stn equal,
Not a Wheel I:rttltnsi:ast.
There is at least one C'aluadian editor
who dtws not like the bicycle, and is
not baa'kward in : aying so. From the
tone of his remarks it appears as if
he had triad to ride the machine and
couldn't. But just hear hint : "These
bladder -wheeled bicycles are diaboli-
cal devices of the demon of darkness.
They are contrivances to trap the foot
of the unwary and skin the nose of the
innocent. They are full of guile and
deceit. When you think you have
broken one to ride and have subdued
its satanic nature, behold it buck.
eth you off in the road and teareth a
great holt in year pants. Look not
upon the bicycle when it hloweth up
its wheels, for it bueketh like a
bronco and hurteth yon like thunder.
Who hath skinned legs? Who hath a
bloody nose? Who Lath ripped
breeches? They that daily along
with a diabolical bicycle."
A. dose of Miller's Worm Powders
occasionally will keep the children
lleatlthy.
(
The Doctor Ordarod It.
How frequently we hear the excuse
for not abstaining: "The doctor orders
me wine." The following story goes
to show that even medical men can,
err: As a husband and wife were
crossing a London thoroughfare the
man was knocked down; his injuries
being serious, he was placed on a
shutter and borne to a neighboring
hospital. At the door stood a surgeon.
"Ah, poor fellow," said he"he's
dead." "No, o, I'm not," replied the
pian. "Be quiet, George," broke in
the wife, "the doctor knows best!"
By their action on the Stomach, Liv-
er and Bowels, Miller's Worm Powders
correct all such troubles as lack of Ap-
petite. Biliousness. Drowsiness, Sallow
Complexion, etc.: nice to take.
• Hard Luck or an Editor.
Here are some of the terrible things
which, according to a country ex-
change, are likely to befall a delin-
quent : Last week a delinquent sub-
scriber said he would pay up Saturday
if he lived. He's dead. Another
said, "I'll see you to -morrow." He's
blind. Still another one said, "I
hope to pay yon this week or go to
the 'old boy.' " He's gone. There are
hundreds who ought to take warning
by these procrastinators and pay up
their subscriptions now.
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
English Lords to Trade.
Lord Londonderry carries on a coal
yard.
The Marquis of Bute owns a vine-
yard that he profits by commercially.
Lord Sudeley turns many an honest
penny out of jam.
Lord Harrington has a fruit store at
Charing Cross, London, where the
fruits and dowers grown on his estate
are offered for sale.
Oh, men how your complexion has im-
proved. Yes, Miller's Compound bon
Pills did it.
Seal: Oil: Tee Crean.
A favorite dish with the Eskimo is
an ice cream made of seal oil, into
which snow is stirred until the desir-
ed consistency has been obtained;
then frozen berries of different kinds
are added, with a little of the fish
egg for flavoring.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com-
efeend Irma Pills,
DOINGS OF THE WEEK
IT¢mi OF INTEREST FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
.t'ruese, punctuated. and }'reserved ilk
Pithy paragraph* , for the Perasal 'of
Praetieal People — Personal, Political
and Erodtabio,
TIM DEAD.
General Brault, 'who succeeded Gen-
eral lenouard as chief of the general
staff No. 4, 1.89S, is dead.
While carding his oxen on Thursday
at Rossway. near Digby, N.S., Ken-
neth H;tteeld, aged 21, was attacked
by bleeding at the nose, and died
while attempting to <reach his house.
enietE AND ORI3I.IATAI.S,
0. B. Byland killed his wife and
his brother and then temaniitted sui-
cide at Walla Walla, Wash, to Fri-
day.
The ringleader of the band of high-
waymen who stole ,12,000 on Sept_
12 while it was in tr ailsie to a large
bank in London, has been arrested.
Burglars went through about six
stores at Boiesevain, Man. They
seemed to have keys to nearly every
one of the buildings. They got little
,coney.
Thomas Stead, the Ottawa Lien
who was recently convicted en
harge.: burglarizing the house of
Chari(t, ;i, Moss, has been given three
years Kingston Penitentiary.
Because he would not give a dollar
to two unknown men who asked his,.
James McDonald of Torouto, ww as
robbed and murderously assaulted.
late on Friday night within 1200
yards of bis home.
a McCallum S. Phila-
delphian.
Captain scall lit of the S. T" lila-
delpliian. has been committed for
trial for ulansiitughter at Quebec. He
gave bail, himself in $2000, and two
sureties in a similar amount each, to
appear before the court on Oct, 20.
Aledall Richard, an Assyrian, 78
years of age. was sentenced to peni-
tentiary for life at Montreal en tit-
urday° by Justice Ouinmet, he having
been convicted of erinninal assault
upon a girl 17 years of age, of tat,
Hubert, Que.
I;'NCI,ASSIFUID.
The International t'aligregoatonal
Colwell is in session et Bt' tort,
The estate of Mr. 9Mowee, the
Stratford private tat.ker. is 'tat ex-
pected to pay more than 25 eaents on
the dollar".
It Is announced in Dublin that the
Muck Ross estate, embracing the
Lakes of Killarney, will bo sold at
auction. Nov. 20.
Storekeepers in the Rub de Chal,rol,
Paris, demand $C;0.(0,, from the Gov-
ernment tie cottllxmsation for their
loss of business during the siege of
Jules Guerin's house.
The members of the French Medical
Mission, which was scant to Lisbon
to investigate the bubonic Plague.
announce that so far nobody inocul-
ated with Y ersin's anti -plague serum
bas died.
lex-President Gen, Igen. Harrison is
still arguing before the Anglo-Vene-
zuelan
nglo-Veno-zuelan Boundary Arbitration Com-
mittee in Paris. Thursday he claiin-
ed that Great Britain had never
claimed more than the Dutch had,
and that the latter's claim was mucin
less than any Iine now suggested by
DTI Min.
Mrs. Ezra Hook, who resides with
her husband in Gainsborough Town-
ship, near Silverdale, on Thursday
morning took her infant child and
threw it into the well, and, without
saying a word to any person, wan-
dered to the home of her mother,
four miles from the scene of the tra-
gedy. She told all about the deed
when questioned. The woman is un-
doubtedly insane, but an Inquest will
be held.
An inquest on the drowning of the
infant child of Ezra Book of Silver-
dale, was held Saturday afternoon
before Coroner Comfort. The jury
returned a verdict stating that the
child came to its death by being
thrown into the well by the mother,
who did so in afit of temporary in-
sanity. Mrs. Book will be removed
to an asylum.
October 12 has been fixed for the
hearing of the Exchequer Court case
of the Queen v. The British Ameri-
can Bank Note Company. In this
matter the Government claims heavy
damages from the defendant firm for
alleged breach of contract, but the
firm replies that the Government of
the day was cognizant of and party
to any departure from the strict
letter of the contract, the spirit of
the contract having been lived up to.
CASUALTIES.
A harvest hand named Thompson
from near Woodstock, Ont., was bad-
ly injured by a threshing machine ac-
cident near Wawanesa, Man.
The German Emperor and Empress
have contributed 80,000 marks to
the Red Cross Society for the relief
of the sufferers from the recent floods
in Bavaria.
Willie Curran, aged 21/2 years,
youngest son of William Curran of
Toronto, was killed by a trolley car
on Friday night. An inquest has
been ordered.
By a gunning accident William
Young, aged 14, son of Dr. Young,
asylum superintendent at West Sel-
kirk, Man., lost his arm near - the
H
shoulder. e is expected to recover.
By the explosion of molten metal
at Shoenberger's Steel nit Tits, at
Pittsburg, four men were dangerous-
ly injured. The explosion was caus-
ed by the overturning of a ladle of
hot ]petal.
Saturday morning Homes G., the
6 -year-old son of Mr. Robert Kenne-
dy, was drowned at Lindsay,
below Kennedy & Davis' lumber
yard. He attempted to push a lum-
ber scow with a pike pole, when he
fall into the water.
Plymouth, capital of the Island of
Montserrat, reports the destruction
by Are of many buildings which had
escaped the recant Jamaican herri-
cane. At Anguilla 700 inhabitants
are wildlyappealing for immediate
supplies of water, besides food.
President William Smith of the
First National Bank of Charlotte,-
Mich., was killed at Wolvertine on
Saturday by being thrown from a.•
log carrier against a moving saw.
Mr. Smith held vast lumber interests
in Cheboygan County, and was rated
as enc of the richest sten let the
county,
Some children were roasting pate -
toes in a bonfire in Toronto on Sat-
urday, and Mabel Kay's (aged ten
years) dress caught fire. Her six-
year-old brother and later her mo-
ther were badly burned in attempt-
ing to quench the denies, but Mabel
was so badly burned that she died.
on Sunday.
The horse of Mr. Gray of Toronto
Junetion, on Thursday ran away and
did not stop until it had put its
head through a plate glass window.
It was fearfully cut and had to be
killed at once. Mr. Gray was not in-
jured, although it was some time be-
fore he was got out from under the
scattered load.
FOR MEN OF WAR.
Fifty alien, six guns and four wa-
gons of "A" Battery left Ieingston
on Friday for Deseronto artillery
camp. They went by route march,
camping at Odessa Friday night,
The Venezuelan Government is con-
centrating its eastern forces at Gui-
ra to Meet the revalutloi,ist troops
under General Meta. A decisive en-
gagement is expected to take piaee
very soon.
F, W. Miller of Teterboro has re-
ceived a letter from his son, Capt.
T. Miller of the First Battalion
Scotch Guards. Chelsea Barracks.
London, England. His regiment is in
readiness at any moment to leave for
South Africa,
A correspondent of the Cologne Gee
Matte from Santee telegraphs to Me
paper that there is increasing excite-
ment and anti -German sentiment in
the Islands, owing to alleged British
macbit]ations. He predicts a new up-
rising unless the melee ,tents are
energetically restrained.
TUE 31CSIzkss WORLD.
woolen n mill coxrbiue saki in
the five mills of the Penman C ln-
parry, the Moody Mills, Hamilton, a
mill at Paris, one at Allnonte, and
those at Kingston is proposed. The
capitalization would rutsup into a
million dollars.
It is reported that A. G. Ramsay,
Um president and manager of the
Canada. Life Insurance Company. is
to resign shortly, and that he will
not remove from Hamilton to To-
ronto, when the head office* are
transferred to the latter city, The
successor of Mr. Ratmay is likely to
be lion. George A. Cox. The post of
general manager will go to 11.. W.
Cox. son of the Senator,
Si; ICIDInS,
The body of Mrs, Frederick Bridg-
ens. a. cousin of Andrew Carnegie,
was found in a millpond near her
home at Oyster Ia°, L.I. on Friday.
She was In moderate circumstances
and poor health. It is not known
whether she conunitted suicide or
was drowned accidentally.
George Crevasse, 45 years of age,
formerly of God, rich, Ont., hanged
himself in a. room he occupied in St.
John's school at Sing Sing, N.Y. Ile
was formerly a bookkeeper in the
Molsaus Bank in Montreal, After
losing his position six months ago,
he failed to obtain work, In his poc-
kets were letters from his wife, ask-
ing him to share her lot.
PURELY I'iv LSONAL.
Lady Minto, the Wife of the Gov-
ernor-General of Canada, expects to
witness the cup races at New York,
afterland which she will sail for Eng -
The engagement is announced' at
London, Eng., of 'Miss. Isabel How-
land, third daughter of tIle late W.
II. Howland, several times Mayor
of Toronto, Canada, to Captain Bar-
nett, a. surgeon in the Indian army.
Mrs. W. i -I. Howland is at present
rosiding in England, and will winter
in Switzerland.
POLI'T'IC S—CAYAD IAN.
The Dominion Labor Congress, in
session at Montreal, on Friday un-
animously resolved to form an inde-
pendent
ndcpendent political party, condemned
the Government for not enforcing the
alien labor law, and for its course
on the Chinese question, and elected
Ralph Smith, M.P.P., Nanaimo, pre.
sident. The next meeting will be
held at Ottawa.
THE VIBE RECORD.
Fire on Saturday in the furnace
room beneath the drykiln at W. C.
Edwards' mills at Ottawa caused
damage amounting to about $7000.
A great fire on Thursday evening
almost completely destroyed the fa-
mous
amous and beautiful church of San
Francisco, Peru, founded by Pizarro,
One woman was burned to death
and another woman and an insane
man are also believed to have been
buried in the ruins of St. Vincent
Hospital, at Norfolk, W. Va., which
caught fire Thursday. The building
collapsed.
POLITICS—IItzPERIAL.
Reliable reports at St. John's, NIId,
from England state that the nego-
tiations with France over the French
shore question have failed, and that
the British Ministry will invite the
Colonial Legislature at its next ses-
sion to 'renew the modus vivendi
about the lobster fishery along the
French shore. The Colonial Govern-
ment, it is announced, will refuse to
enact any such measure.
POLITICS—FOREIGN.
The Austrian Cabinet has resigned.
At the elections last week for the
Second Chamber of the Riksdag,
Stockholm returned 21 out of 22 Lib-
erals.
John W. Foster has returned to
Washington from his summer home,
and has begun to take up the
threads of his work in connection
with the arrangement of a n-ioeus vi-
vendi relating to the Alaskan boun-
dary. There has been no change in
the status of this cues Hon recently.
The decree of the Government fix-
ing Oct. 6 to Oat. 8, ' f.wr the pre-
mary elections of Santo Domingo,
and providing fete the meeting of the
electoral college during the last week
of October, although a revoluticn,ury
action and against the constitution,
has been well received. Officers will
be elected for the full tocsin -- four
years. Jiminez is the only candidate
for the Presidency of the li.epnelic.
Moro Bubon:lc Plane.
Alexandria, Sept. 25. --There has
been a recrudescence of the bubonic
plague here. Two eases have been
oflicielly reported, one of which meet,.
ed feta.
Why Re Wan in raises.
An old whitewasher stood before
the court as a witness. The lawyer
for the defendant tried. to confuse
him,
('Yon are James. Miller?"
"Are you the Ames Miller who
was sentenced under mitigating oir-
oumstauces for robbery?"
"Are you, perhaps, the Miller who
wtss sentenved to two years' impris-
onment for theft, then?"
"I am not that Miller, either.
"Gere you ever in prison?"
"Yes; twice."
"How long the first time?"
"One afternoon."
"One afternoon? And the second
time? Yon must make a truthful
statement, for you are a sworn wit -
use, 11 you were in prison for so short
a time, what did you do?"
"1 whitewashed a cell for a. lawyer
Who naheated his clients,"
The lawyer did not ask any more
eatestions on that subject,
Six Oils....The most conclusive testi.
moray, repeatedly staid before the pnblie in.
the columns of the daily press, provesthet
Da Thomas' Balearic Oil—an absolutely
pure combination of six of the finest
remedial oils in existence—remedies
rheumatic pain. eradicates affections of
tits throat and brags, and cures piles,
wounds, sores, lemenees, tumors, burns,
and injuries of horses and cattle,
It You Would be Poptatar.
Don't And fault,
Don't contradict people, even
though you're sure you are right.
Don't be inquisitive about the
affairs of even your most intimate
friend.
Don't underrate anything because
you don't possess it.
Don't believe that everybody else in
the world is happier than you.
Don't conclude that you have never
had any opportunities in your life,
Don't repeat gossip, even if it does
interest a crowd.
Don't be rude to your inferiors in
social position,
Don't express a positive opinion un-
less you perfeetly understand what
you are talking about.
Don't jeer at anybody's religious
belief,
Stanstead Junction, Y.Q., 1201 Aug., 3889.
lit eves, C, C. Efcuauns Sr Ca.
2n112-.Ifei1 irrm the grid a ]('stung
from a platform ro a inaded car zvldle assistlnl;
my men In unioatliug a lead of grata. The
bridge went down as well as the load on my
back. and 1 struck o'I the ends of the steel ors,
enusine a serious Injury to my leg. Only for
Its being very fleshy, w",uld have broken it.
In an hour could, not we tic a step. Comroneed
using SII\,1ItI]a LI1I3f> : T, and the dgot
tbtrd
th
day tt eat ro Montreal on business
abont well by e use of a rano. In, anten Clays
wasnearlywell, I can sineerrly reeommeud
It as tbo best Liniment that I know of In nee.
Yours truly, C.11. GORDON'.
a°ertt'e New I'reelden t.
Senor Don Eduardo Lopez cle Rom-
ana, the now president of Peru, was
sent to England by his parents when
he was only 10 years old, to be edu-
cated at Stonyhurst college. From
that institution he went to the Royal
Institute of Engineers at London,
'Where ho obtained the degree of civil
engineer and became an honorary
member of the institute. His profes-
sional Imowledgo was the cause of his
being sent to Brazil by a syndicate
which was building a railroad in the
mountains of that country. Of 80 en-
gineers sent there 21 died, owing to
he unhealthy climate and the rough
-work they were called upon to per-
form.
My daughter has improved so much that
you would hardly know her—Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills did it.
Dal lel ons Apple Charlotte.
Ale excellent home-made apple char-
lotte is prepared as follows: Line
the inside of a pudding dish with
thin slices of home-made bread, mod-
erately well buttered on both sides.
Peel, core and slice a quantity of sour
apples, put in a thin layer of apple in
the dish, spice to taste, and a liberal
quantity of sugar, then add a layer
of any kind of home-made preserves
and so on until the dish is full. Put
slices of buttered bread on top, and
bake until quite brown and crisp on
top.
These two desirable qualifications,pleas•
ant to the taste and at the same time ef-
fectual, are to be found in Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator. Children like it.
Hand -Painted ,Linen.
The latest craze is to have your
walking gown set off with hand -
painted collar and cuffs. It originated
in Paris and is really the extension of
the fancy for hand -painted ball gowns,
fans, shoes, eto. At the drawing
rooms this season sprays or trails of
hand -painted flowers have been in
pretty general vogue for the corners
of trains and the edging of over -drap-
eries.
A new back for 50 cents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Plaster.
Alcohol for Motor Cars.
The majority of motor cars in
France are now driven by petroleum,
bat a French engineer recommends
the use of alcohol instead, and motors
ere being altered so as to consume
that find. There is no fear of ex-
plosion with alcohol, and it is said to
be legs costly than petroleum.
ONTARAO FARM AGENCY CO. Limited.
If you wish to sell FOR. CASH, your
Farm, have it placed in our Catalogue
Magazine, which is distributed' among
the best classes of British Farmer!,
through our London. England. office,
and intending purehaserit here. Our
office is the recognized headquarters
among buyers.
ONTARIO FARM AGENCY O0., Ltd..
Room 408,' etnple Bid. Toronto.
ST. JACOBS OIL DID IT"
Did what ? All the world knows it has done what
it promised, It has made the most remarkable,
prompt and permanent cures of Aches and, Pains
on record. Time is looney, it will euro without
loss of time, A single application often cures.
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9 Catthfloutsedsandittone wife ihCI''name or7ae:.
,.erect express oln - and wo win ship yon the viol
etch outfit b7 express, subject to examluatien. Ix.
aminestatyeurexpress oars. and 10-ou And It exactly ss
,., wa represent it and etteraly aat]sfaetory. PIT t e
express agent our special price. St. to r#/.n• .
express e.ierges. This is a imply anlshed.
regsular 6814 ]Shadirarlue model irlella,
rlcwy Colored. highly polished. powerfue
en,1 sweet fn tore, Complete with crus
bow. extra set of strings and rest,. 4 gennlxo
bargain at the riot, Boy direct from usaea sato the deaier'spro$t.
Johnston & McFarlane, Box De Toronto, ell&
Frank About Their Agee,
Russian women are said to be re-
workably frank about their ages. Sev-
eral,, years ago one of them Inaisrepres-
euted her age in court and She was
promptly sent to Siberia. It is said
that the courts of France are abso-
lutely minable to get correct statements
of the number of years the fair Baugh.
tors.. of that • land hast been upon
earth,
When children are pale, peevish and
restless at uigbt they require a dose
o" two o! ::filler's 11'orun Powders.
They are pleasant to take; No physic re,
aired
A Prteliioneble Novelty-,
It can be said with perfect safety
that the collarette in its numerous
different forms has come to stay.
There was some doubt as to whether
it would take well at first, especially
in high grade goods, but it is now
a well-kuawu fact that they will be
largely used this fall and no doubt
continue right through winter.
How's This!
We offer One llun.'rr(1 Dollars Reward for
any else(atarrh that cannot bo cured by
Haire 1'atterh t urs,
F. J. Ci11• Nl,]: & CO.. Pro , Toledo_ O;
\\ e, the 1nn it"v „(ted, bee a krn,wu F. J. Chen.
ey for the last eleven ars, and believe ltim
perfectly he: arable n all eueinrea transadtior'p
and financially able to early oat any ultllgatIons
]rade le' their tern.
Welt t; Truax, Whelve t t; Draaarists, Toledo, 0.
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R'aldi:ts Ifinn:in & Marva', Wholesale Drug -
ghee, Toledo. tlldu.
Hall's Catarrh t'.nre is taken irate' natty, acting
dlreetly up.m the bee d and ,menus eertaees of
tihe sv-st, m. Price ;Le. t er b„ttie. Sold by all
Druggists. Tcetim.etiels free.
Wnnderrul Contrast"
Brevity may be the "soul of wit,"
but the Iaughnble effect is some-
times the very thine; the speaker
doesn't ,lean. In the following ease
a word or two more would have ,lade
a clearer description, but it would not
have been half so furry.
Tho head master of the girl's high
school is describing to the class the
beauty of the Alps, which he has
visited during his vacation, and enols
his lecture in these words:
"And there, with one foot I stood
on the ice of the glacier, while with
the other I was plucking the most
beautiful flowers!"
Health for the children. Miller's
Worm Powders.
Flowers in lee (loxes.
A french scientist has made some
plants "artificially. Alpine" by keep-
ing them in an ice box all night and
exposing them to the full action of
the sun during the day. As a result"
the leaves do not grow so large, and
become darker in color, while the
flowers grow larger and are of a
brighter color.
.A. Clear, Healthy Skin.—Eruptions of
the skin and the biotrhes which blemish
beauty are the result of impure blood
caused by unhealthy action of the Liver
and Kidneys. In correcting this un-
healthy action and restoring the organs
to their normal condition, Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills will at the same time
cleanse the blood, and the blotches and
eruptions will disappear without leaving
any trace.
Trees and Lightning.
According to a recent investigation
of lightning strokes in trees which a
German has carried out, the beech
tree is less often struck by the stroke
than any other. It is unwise to take
shelter from a thunderstorm under
any trees, but if it is a case of needs
must the beech is the best and the
oak or poplar among the worst.
Minard's Liniment is used by Physicians,
Superstitions About Babies.
In Spain the infant's face is swept
with a pine tree bough to bring good
luck. In Ireland a belt made of wo-
man's hair is placed about the child
to keep harm away. Garlic, salt
bread and steak are put iuto the
cradle of a new born babe in Tlollaud.
Roumanian mothers tie red ribbons
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When all other corn preparations fail,
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next), Toronto, Can.
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Trade Mark.-Dr.Oweta
Tho only acientiflo and practical Electric Pelt
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ithout &Medicine,
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