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1niSDAY PEE 23 '11,
A.EVERTISING TALK
Aavc,ru$1.1- is statesmanship multi-
plied. .• .
(seed advertng and eT,ond sense are
,first rottaine.
httsiness that ls" not worth advertise
tn.t; i114)t. warth 'ruenitis.
g Kita,„sells gooda toedaY and
',Makes a gond rePetation. for to -morrow,
Advertising money, sPeni, we Pts z°1
P,Pt eXPehse-
strations that illuetrate. are beat.
cture dnat. do much goad.
Advertising done right is buying bu-
s -ten tuture business.
Advertising is never any better than
the man 0.17 sronlan behind the .penal.
"1",e time to stop •selveetising is When
' re ready tee'ose up Your business
he merchant who can't think: of. a:,*te7-
,!' thing to adverierse is a dead ene, and
slioesit4 keens- it, is tnileral tune.
AdVertiaiing is the business news of
the 'Store, When it stops the pubtie
have a. right to 'believe Mat there is
*nothing doir,g.,”
There ia adVertAting Valeefe.in
'Mae itteertiOfle. it le the lteePing at a
iziwhigb brings remilte in advertising,
ft seems•ittrongruous to have te Pay
' PhYalcian hig fee tor ;resenting a
man with a, death warrant,
MAPS` a woman whO /tPOWS OPthing
est or canniegadpreservinS
iler faredlY Picitie' all the time.
One way te, 4eternize Whether anise
lYing is ea note:whether' he ants as
we do when we, prevativate,
SAINTSDURT,
Thee, a Dickens lett Monday tor
Fillmore, utter a three menins
visit with his parents hem "Ar and
Robert Coleman* of LuranWm
tollov,,, about li,farvit
Mrs, Jam Andrew and Miss Hatt Of
Zion, vted at Ittrzi4. Michael Eitertra
ovt• SetnelaY.--Mt. Wm. S. Sleamea has
gone to Candavitle to SPd a feW
days with his daughter-Inlatv. Mrs.
Ches. Godot• twat par-
puntsaseti the •farm owned by Frank
I0 t$‘1.*.teo.--me. Lewis 'Woods
is laid up v,Ith,ther grip.-illies Annie
"Sinclair SuralaYed at Iolin John's.
• GRAND BEND.
Mr. jeartee lilrophey or GreenwaY WaS
it oar burg on'Wedhesday.---Mles Dalt,
who has
be visiting her parentf . has
returned, and is clerking ror Mr, 'Amos.
-Mr. Smith 'Of Parkhill visited here
Sunda7,-31r., Fred Page aild,'80o, Charles
were in Fort I•lanka tor a tew days
'last week. --There are quite a number
oa the leek Rat around here, with la
a..o.d Mrs. Wrn. Dewey, en-
tertal.ned their friencla to a dance Tuee-
day everting. -The remains of Josiah
Dlajardine of S. Joseph were laid to
rest here Friday. The 'tuners' wus
, largely attended. -Mr. Wm Oliver waa
in London on business Tuesday. -Mr. L.
Raveile le at present in' a very low
state of health. His frielids wish him
a speedy recoveten-Mr. E. Diajardine
. lett far Thedford to _cleric tar HBoss-
enberry,--Mt. George Oliver betook him
'self to Greenway Wttlnesday where. he
was united in marriage to Ntiaa Matitie
Stewardson. Cangratulations .
Mr. Nissen is .all 'smilesas ababy boy
arrived Valentine day. -Miss Niartles
Ta.",Flor, who was visiting her brother
Et. J. Taylor, has returned to Varna.
-We had ven leesstorns here on, Tues-
day, prospects of a go•Dd fruit year.
--Mrs. P. Baker 7I's able to be aretrad
again we are irlad to report. -Mr. and
Mrs. 3 Luther had a tafty-pull Thurs-
rday 4.NC.11111g.. All seport a good tittle.
-Wedding bells are ringing. -It Is with
sdeep regret that we are called upon
this week to retard the death or Mr.
Fisjardins in his 54tleyear.11e
loa.vee-to mourn his loss, four brothers
three sisters, thwe daughters and two
-sons besides a -host of friends. The
• community extend tbeir sympathy to Rae
bereaved ones.
KHIVA
Miss Nora Collins is visiting her sis-
ter Mrs. Oecaard Milligan of Dublin.
reMiss Ellen Sullivan is visiting 1r1 -
in New Tork..-A number from,
here. attended the debate at Shipka
oa Thersday night. -Miss ICattie Curre-
and Master Fred Cunningham spent Sun-
day at It, Carrnel.-Miss Martha. Baum-
-gm -tea of Shipka spent Senday at David
-Lipperes.-Mr. Harold Gower of the
Goshen line .spent .Sunday at Henry
Islaffen-Nfre. Fred He/tunaof • Ship-
ka called on friends here last Thure-
day.--Mr. Wifliam Barry is visiting his
sister, :sirs. „Tames O'Rourke, of Lee-
•dom-A. number frohn here attended the
Box Social at Mount Carmel on Monday
•Lht...sli repot having a good time.
Isaac:Gower at Shapira visited
1--Iesey Pfaff. On 'Sunday.. ---Mr. Charles
Holt moved last week te his hisme en
.rhe, isith concessien. He will be_ much
missed, around here.- Miss Francis
KnIg,ht spent at few days last week
O'Itourke's.--. A number
from le,,,re attended tee wedding Dm Wed -
da.'" of: nfr Landenfeld ni
Park -o Dieter -ie'
Innslywood.---Sinnets Rate, sietiontte.te.„
seed Aibern ' Gaiser ef Seipits. 'seeet
nedaY nt Jaeob
'Rate, who Inc bean eicit, is recovering. --
'Mee and MrS. Fred h14son and innily or
,
are visitintse,;;at Charles Holts'.
' "IS:SetiOn„ , spent Sunday
brotiler,,1 , • ,
• •
Last FtidaY's Free Press geee, the re
suit of the mid -winter Exams, of tile
eanservatoeY which to Place in Lon-
don, a few week ai ago. Among tlease
'Wan passed we 'it/stics. the'naille, of Miss
G
tP,:etal tI,tearinslee4r,:teletop entho, �r
Mia tyri
Clark wno pas'sed with firstclass
ors the primary piano examination. We
also %notice the name of NIis.s
Gaiser another Cedta lads who !
a; Preseart stUyLn n Land1- She
sneeived first-claes honors in
t a* ---Y- We extend Most hearts' eons
snatulations, net onlY ka thent
but to thistr teacher, Miss Doyle
enta has Proved to be 4 very efficient
hers -hen -NI -se "Wieltwiret et Exeter has
canned the building, formerly known "as
Clarte's Hotel eed will sta.rt a Printing.
ottnte i, He as tome e.t. the mach,
inery on hand already an expects te;
start in the near futusse It IS report-
• ed that the paper will be called Thee
Ceedhon Star", nailed efter oer -Starts"
tile Invincible boakeehail teams -The /r13.-
ec boy can Or here an. Monday
and -played man by a gaille or h,ins
Key. Owing teethe light Pot giving sat-
nafnetiort. the gante was delayed but
weep. things started a-geing, waeo
guile heteeesting. Our boys, although a
uttes sew at the game, made 4 gopel
shawieg and made things hum and
pAtove,, Ktitter ShMtrdOwft 44 valttabfe
viceit. tho gelsi and Govertter and
Teddy were the means of making eerne
or our boys, The game tinalia.
,av r o 2reVe
T• te best of good feeling eXisted, thrraugh
VIS Pants Harold lilissett was the unn,
Piro and his &visions were tiever quest.,
imetto-Rev. /leawa a ew day a in
Tonent0 last isrepli.ssidra, Dera
attendinS the-spriag, millinery open.,
lugs in Trent o this wetk.-Mr. and
$irti. ClaudBlisett and fairtilY left for
Leaden NiondaY Usernitree They arelas-
eured the be .w2sites at a haat of
friends in their new horee.--Fred Kerr.
has had Mr. F. W, Fan:toot-11p, 0,E„.
London here the past few 0.4Ys rtanning
4 line feline fon isitnie-Dett. bawsert hag
h.,Attpitfl .tet -os or land en, the ,40.1,
eta:cession from Wm, Redden and la
stew ntendeg any the Premises., -Fred
Raistt ndint no difficulty la sell -
!rig his brick this* winter. -Mrs. Datt,,
Trueraner of Dasitwoott la vieiting
ler mother. Mra. Rearm, Finkbeitter.--
Mrs, Garnet Raker has returned to
London, AV"' a„ tre,W dar4S. visit h.ere
Witb her ifister,
CARD OF THANKS -Mr. and Mrs, S.
Rollins dalre to thank the very manY
frienda who ao 1uty assiated then%
during his recent. Illitesa and din-
ablement tram W.
Mrs, JirAtes Waerritt lett an ThuredaY
for a. visit among relatives and friends
Nticstigan.-Nir, arid Mrs. Rich, Webb
ePent Monday and Tuesday on the A.
R. Line. --',Mr. Larien Stone delivered
a. horse to ),Ir, 3; Pallock on. Monday
takin,g It to Parkhill ,witere, Mr. Pallock
▪ loading a. car load to take West.
M. railock has s•Pent a greater part
of the wiuter in Ontario -Mr. and litre,
Stephen, Wohts Ve110 have spent a. week
visiting relativeir 'and friends in Mich-
! an. arrived home on TuestlaY.
CENTRALIA
,
FARMERS AND RECIPROCITY.
CANA.DIAN CENTURY OF MONTREAL BELIEVING THAT BECIPROC
ITY WITH UNITED. STAT g INTQULD, TgPERIL THE FUTURE OF CAN-
ADA AND THAT IT siTQU'LD, EE SPECIALLY DISADVANTAGEOUS TO CAN-
ADIAN FARMERS, WISHES TO PLACE ITS VIEW OF TEE QUESTION BE-
FORE THE WHOLE FARMING COMMUNITY AND IIAS ARRANGED FOB A
SERIES OF ARTICLES IN NEWSPA
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•
THE FIRST„AlITILE FOLLOWS A
FRtrvi WEEK TO WEEK
TE DOOR VIDE, OPEN
(Ifreist The Carlatilan CentltrY,I'eb, -1,8)
If tbe reciprocity coMpitet merely op-
ened the door of the Canadian:foodrnare
lre 10 Amezieak farmers it Woul3. be
very injurious to thousands of Canadian
farmers. It costs Ge More to transport
American feral 'Prodoets to Canasilan
towns and, cities than it does to trans-
port •Canadian farm prodects to cities.
of the United .States, and the American,
farmers have the advantage ot, an earl -
ler season,Moreaver they are at least
teo times as many farmers in the Un-
ited States as the re areink Canada, and
eao tett American •farmers will get ens
trartee to the marltets of Canada or
'one Canadian farmer wile gets, entrance
tho markets of the United States.
That the American -farmer will lake d
'yantage or the opowdo4r. ttle eall
no doubt, Even a iaritt Wall
gal,nst, them they have suceseded in
sellMss Immense ituantities otfant pros
duets in Canada,. more that -Canadian
farmers itave been -able to sell in the
United States. 'With reelPracity , in
farm predeets the telinAnialeah farmers
nrawd the one- Canadian farmer
PrettY elose ln. his ownotriricet.'
But this ia Aet Atli' that the, caned -Ian
farmer hag -to rams 'under the recipruc-
ity pact. Owttlg,t,S, Tal'OrtKI natiorktreat-
les. any tariff advantagee grMated toy
Canada to the United States Must al
apply to the following, .,eountries.-Ar?
-entine Republi Austria,nuarv Be-
Calumbla, Dentuarki Japan, or,.
Way. Russia, Spain, Sweden. :Switzer-
taside Veneetiele,
Ten It is prov&co that the advert-
vages grealted to the United 'Stat e% shall
extend te, the United Kingdont'and the
iieveral British Colonies:* This will
brby about tree eatrance, at farm, PrO.,
duets front those great Al.att ezportin
co/Oates, SkUstralla and, New Zealand.
In tact Canadian tarmera baire to
compete In their own bowie market 'With
farm products front all the great toed
producing' countries ot-the warld.
,. • ,
ADDING 'TO THE UNCERTAINTY
There is always some uncertainty
about farming. The farmer never knows
witen he pots sex i in /he ground' what
Inc weather conditions will be. There
may be froat or ‘hair or, dkought or too
much rain. ^
Added to all Olean uncertainties due
to Nature' e variations, Mere le.the uncer
ttinty regarding the, prices, ..„whicti'wlU
prevail when the, crop „is har,ietittal,
How maruy acres should:he devoted to
on, crop s.nd her many to awatiker; de-
pends upon a gueett 'as to what demand
there win be for liteso,clig.. ereat agricial-
lurel producti at thSAinte of, harvest-
ing and what pricoo,selti 4preval1. Viltat
Le, trtiob arm crppe Is also ,true at
live stock. It la comparatively eaay for
the tamer- to study, thee copditiens of
,
'PERS OF BOTH POLIT/CAL PARTIES.
NO OTHERS WILL* BE PUBLISHED
the home market, btu when he has to
compete With the fartners of the World
at large it is much more difficult • to
determine what ;he future will be.
It is now proposed Vb add to the un,
certainty of, Canadian lar,T1Sta., ImPort'-
ed farmproducts from the United States
the Argentine Republic, Denmark, Nor.
way. Sweden, Russia, Australia, New'
Zealand and a number of' other count-
ries coming into Canada wit -heat pay-
sisns or any duties will to a consider,
able exten,t displace Canadian itarnspre-
duets la the. home market as a result
er yip reciprocity compact,
To make up for tosses In the home
Market the caetviatn rumor 'wilt itelre
ta very grtly inerease his exports to
the United, States. In sowing seed, in
raising stack, in growing vegetabies and
fruit be %ill always have to canseder
what Is illest likelY to, Satiate'. AMerican
demanda. Alld after he has tkiatie his
arrangements, while hie orePe are
ungarnered and, the live atoek, whieh
he is raising apeclally to sulk thel Amer-
ican tuarkelj!a bait groWit..tho United
States Congress may suddenly decide to
shut out Canadian farm. producte of
ail kinds. Remember the lieciproeity
Compact is riot a treaty, It. may be
ended at will by the United States
Congress or the Canadian Parliament,
It la well Mat wo are not tied down to
a permar.snt agreeament. Even. the Free
Trade Farmers' Convention la Otlavirsh
G4 December 1.5 and iG, 1910, reetnu,
metaled that a permanent treaty should
not be made, but that sur understands
ints arrived at should be pus into effect
by coneurrent eg1slaon Allelasses
tile community were n: the Warne opinion
141,1 XesTard, and the Governinent
could not have &tied the• unartimans
tientiMent of the community. So when
we point OtAt that2eltiter the, United Stat-
es Congress or the Canadian Parliament
Is at liberty to earl thqa4reeartent. at
short Apatite we are not blaming' the
Govermnent tor this, We believe that
Canadiams in general, including both
farmers and the city people, will find
Mc arrangement eo uneatiefactory that
they will bc thankful Parliament has
the power to terminate it, but it that
forecast should prove wrong titers will
always overhaul the cloud of., uncertain-
tstyaee:aretrireths
n,gaoe.attU
itude at the nited.
Tnere will always be etrongantluencee
at work in thelirtited States. that may
cause Conrese to alter tits tariff. Amer-
ican farmers may be diseatisfied or
AmericannnanuMcturere may think they'
are not getting' enougtv out,ot the, agree-
ment and demand better terzro.
Taft has made no eccret °tittle expecta-
tion that the United States la to get
greater- cantos:Cons later on. It the'
United Statea-,7,Conress endorses the
compact It will ba because of thicexpec-
taticia, Under -such conditions with
what Seelings of uncertainty will the
Canadian farmer plan his wor k tor a
year ahead. , ”
MoonEsvit,,LE.
tlss Kennedy ot Ilderten is visiting
-.Nirs. F. Elleks.-.Miss Oliva Walker of
Edmonton has been renewing acquaint-
,
was to:- a long time a resident of our
vlilage died le Landon en SaturdaY,and
els remales were brought here Tues-
day tor interine,nts-Thos. Smith, who
has 'been Reline- in Ntr. Thos Mitchell's
house during the winter, is moving to
Lunarn-Thas. Neil, who fell and in-
jured himself a few weeks ago, is able
to, tes around- again. -Mr. Andrew Hicks
la been appointed leader of ,the Meth-
odist church choin.-Rev. We H. Butt
-see ted a strong sermon Sunday ev-
'ting an tete Tobacco 1-labit„-Rev. An-
drew Butt of Paris/sill ls.visiting his
PareetitS. He also attended a meeting
of the Epworth League executive La Ex -
:ter on Monday, being Missionary Vice -
President.
Mr. Taos. E. Smith, who. has, been re-
siding near here with his family tor
ths past three years, is moving this
week to Luca.n, he having taken a situa-
tion with Mr. Wan. Reid. Their friends
will be sorry to hear of their departure.
FAItQUELS.R..
• At the sale of 'Messrs. Towers Bros.
last week the 50 acres north, of Fat--
quhar were purchased by Mr. Fred Hun -
kin for s'n2975. Till's property is quite
convenient tor Mr.1-lunkin, it joining
his own. property a" -t the `back end and
thus enabling him to go onfo the 'same
without zoirte around by the -road. "--
Mr. Harry F&ds' has the contract -cse
caretaking of both" Churthes,on Tliarnes
road for Use ensuing year". -Mrs. Jahn
Campbell who hes ,,been, 111 for a time
is irnprovsag favorably: -Our new as-
sassor, fr, Those HI...akin is going his
rounds these. days. ,
The entertainment given in the hal!
',ere om Friday :night last under the
auspices of the baseball team was a
must enjoyable affair and wasnwell pat-.
ronized. An excellent program was ren-
d yed, the chair being filled by Mr.
1\103. Catnerth in les usual happy enaa-
▪ Ih cootie csons ,by Mr. D. Davis
ol Russeidale were well "received. • The
Literary Society of Farquhar rendered
rtveralp•leasimrs 'numbers, as did also
passmore, Mr, C. Borland andMr-
Edgar. Ilualein. /Lr. H. &sale was, Pres -
eat with his graniaphone and contribut-
.
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ed ,.DC -5. Th
VeedS 'arn013-1"Led ....1-16**114.
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Krs,-'vlre1ey. Hey:tt'
• Victoria HesPital.„..,
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1-1.3b,i4sefil? ter., , •st'
The S. W, C. linters:I eholdln --1 -Ball
on the 20t. nk.Vele by, the London Har-
stors.-Strs. Chester Stavra,rdsoli is on
the sick Boy gip1R,son has
all the Telephones In, mrAtte second.
and gossip runs higiliarsliall
Miller entertained a tew*ofiyis most
estimate trienda to all IDYister saPPer
Priday evening. -Mr. ',Elsner „I‘lurdy ar-
I*01 honreSt cl-after an
extended visit with friends in, NrIchigan.
Mr, Tom Boyle arrived harm from Mini-
ico Saturday. -Mr. McDonald who has
• been suffering with cancer arrived, home
from Landau Saturday evening. --Mr.
NXose SitztPsOn says he Will have water
let the cost be what It may; Jimmy
still turas the crank rain -or shine. -
Mr. Thomas Gilmour ot-Porr,Huron,
visiting friends in Moorseville.-Mr.
R. Neil has purchased a tine driver..,
Wonder what's doing.
DASHWOOD „
'E. M. BROKENSHIREe Dean -wand,
Conveyancer. Deeds, ;Mortgages'
and all legal documents -crate-fully and
promptly prepared. Charges", `Mciderate.
Issuer "of Nlarriage LicenseSi'
Messrs Tiernan and Edip-,lioffer are.
conducting- an ,auction sale ot pry
Etc. at Grand Bend. ,Mise,T, 'Be' Cast':
ing wielding the hannner.
The Young.,People's :Society Of
Latheran church vrill. give an enter-
tainment, Zinunp.ris eHalinehere e -on
Tuesdayneyersing Fb 2Sth ,,,shen an
excelietst program .wil.i he. elv.epti Ever7,
-missing a great , -trenetes,sMr.,_ Jacob
body should tAtent1,- as -.Le r‘hle:S-" It.
be Will
,
Zellers •left Thursday morning last • to
attend the funeral., 'On= his sister; Mrs.
Poster, in, 'Ilielaig,an.--Mrs. DorothY-,Pree
ker is, at present'-versnillnrrensair attack
of g,arzerene, and slig-,ht hopes' of his
her recovery. -Quite a number te,fpepnie
vsited
are suffering f thegri
Enlees :shipped a eat • fiom• Tuesda.Y,'
Mr. Hy. Solderses son daisghter .of
rigeort, "-
east week.
Mt. Carmel R. C. Church was the,
sasess of a an ,intere,sting-eventi,pneWed-
oesday of this week wreetsedienniarriesee"
of Mr. Wilhiarn- LinclenVelto Sties'
daireentersetilisinfr., and
Mrs. Loren.,Se D1eteticot 'Stelibetie
dsily solemnised. Over a nuredi4jt
--aittlestegsaSt titel-r.ee di eLt tt:Itelten-!ga ce'elelltka 4ce
,), whe
by
,Fr. Fore7tOr. Tiie-'bric; 0
y,faq641.47'4
v.,as eersornsedt
,
orne
SA.SeSelat-.
charm/es 'appearance,', -t
by „her
groom
dressed tnY white siik
SHARON
Mr, John Brokenahlre or Alma ,Town-
ship fs visiting relatives and friends
In this vicinity., -A number of young
Peopie rrom , her attended a party at
Hobert SLawilOppy last:Monday even-
ings -Mr. and Mrs. John Brown„ who
have beer spending the winter t with. Mr.
Jonah Keitle returned to their home
Falls made, a .,bee last Thursday after-
‘3,11.1051aialandisullvt err3,a.
slumber of neighbors of Arr. James Me-
th Centralia on Saturdays" --Quite a
gad i1s of wsick with ifeudMoMsns
la and his many friends would be pleas-
ed to hear ot his complete recovery.
-Mr. and Mr. T-Ihrry, Golden and Miss
Linda Walper who have been visiting
and 'Mrs. 'Moses Amy, spent Sun-
day with Mr. S'ad Mrs, Will Malwhinney
of the Go4letet, astd left for Exeter on
Monday evening where a pleasant time
was span t at the thomeeof dr. William
Walper.-Miss Idella and Lucille. Sch-
wartz 'extertained a number of their
friends i9t 'Friday evening. -Mr. Olive
and Elgin Amy, Best Kestle and True -
mars Morlock spent -Friday last with
Mr. Iiirsurn Shapton. of Exeter.
-411.
THAMES ROAD
A pleasant surprise ParY was given
on Monday evening by about thirty or
forty of the, neighbors at the biome of
'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Johns, the occasion
beteg the approaching departure of the
host and -11.0 Asts to Centralia, where
they b.e:V.e rents ed- Mr. Jas. Hapdford's
farm. A pleasant evening was spent in
STIU8ie, speech, and song, during which
the fellawing address and s, couch were
'presenIted to Mr. and Mrs.- Johns ;-
To Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Johns.
Vce, your neighbors, learn with regret
that you are about to leave us. -Ever
si,,t.ce, you he.ve bsen wall us you have
431 -Leven yourselves to be neighbors of
the• riglit stamp, lending helping
nand when ever asked or needed: To
shoes that we have appreciated your
friends/13U we ask you to accept. Ibis
couch as a. slight token. of the- deep
'respect itt which youare held by us.
THE:CANA-D1AN BANK
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you may enter at any, time.
D A. McLA.CIILA.N, Principal.
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
INTER TOURS
—TO—
MEXICO,. COLORADO, CALIFORNIA,
AND PACIFIC COAST potrims.
The Grand Trunk Railway System le
the popular route from all poLlits east
through Canada via Chicago.
FEATURES
Doable Track, Past Service, Pirte.st
Roadbed, Modeni Ektulpment, Unexcelled
Dining Car Service, All Elements of
Safety and Comfort.,
TO THE SUNNY SOUTH
No more desirable route than, via
Grand Trunk and connecting lines. 7
VERY LOW RATES
Secure tickets and full information
from J. J. KNIGHT. Depot Agent,
Exeter, or address J. D. MeDONA.LD,
D.P. A., G. T. Ry., Toronto.
While resting on this may your
thoughts tura to ,the happy days spent
with us, for we e-ssu.reeyou we will be
Pleased to think nYeenan in this Way
add a little to the joys of this dife.
Signed in behalf of youneleighbors by
sirilliarn J. Keil:lick, John "Westlake, Pet-
er M. Moir. , ,
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Catarrh. Cannot be Cured
-with LOCAL APPLICATION'S, 'as they cannot reach
the seat of thedisease. Catarrh is a blood Or consti-
tutional disease, and in order to cure it you must
take internrd remedies. Rail's Catarrh Cure is taken
„internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces- Hall's Catarrh Cure is nota quack medi-
cine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicions
in this country for Years and is a regular prescrip-
tion, It is composed of the best tonics knows, com-
bined with thelest blood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what produces such wonder
ful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
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the largest triiiiiers in 'Canada,
and our graduates secure, the
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at home, or Partly at hpme and
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• ENTER ANY 'DAY
Girls
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