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'1'EE EXETER TIMES, JULY is 1907
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KEEP COOL
Why not be comfortable the rest
of the season when you can get a
beautiful Summer Suit, made to
order for $ 10.
J. H. HOLTZMANN
CREDITON, KEEPS
KORRECT WOOLENS
Big Clearing Sale
of Grocery Stock
at Finkbeiner's Grocery
We have decided to give up businessand have reduced the
price on all our stock and are selling below cost. Do not
buy before you see us as you will never get a better
bargain. A call solicited.
W. A. FINKBEINER, Crediton.
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fl. MILLS,
WOOD' i M•
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Millinery -Our stock of what we have left to clear out at half price.
We have 50 youth's two piece Suits to clear out at what they cost us; also
men's Pants and odd Vests made by the Coppley. Noyes and Randall of Ham-
ilton, they are good fitters.
Youth's, boy's and tnen's fancy Straw Hats to clear out at 15c, 25c, and
ItGc, each.
We have some of those fancy Muslin Roods for dresses left yet, reg. rbc
20c goods to clear out at 10c yd., and 10c andl'3ijc goods to clear out at 7c
We have in stock all kinds of Hardware -Turnip Hoes. long Shovels,
spades and Manure Forks -We sell as cheap as anyone else, you do not have
to drive 10 miles to get theta, weeteep all kinds in stock.
Shredded Wheat, Orange Meat, Gusto, Life Chips, Grape Nut, Porn
Flakes, we keep in stock -Also nice fresh and clean Groceries and pure Spices.
Highest price cash or trade for Butter and Eggs.
A. MILLS,
- Woodham.
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This brand -on a bag or barrel -is the mark
of a BLENDED FLOUR of Ontario Fall
Wheat and Manitoba Spring Wheat, milled
by the best millers in Ontario.
Ask your grocer ter a Blended Flour -and
look fibs the above brand wherever you buy.
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THIS IS INC
ONSET MCTAL AOg
The wandering tramp who
steals a night's lodging in your straw stitch
may prove a very costly visitor if he
should forget to put out the match after lighting
his pipe. If fire in straw stack gets a good start
the barn
and contents o•1
tents ared
Domed-
unlde pro•
tected with Galt Steel Siding and Galt "Sure -grip" Steel
Shingles. Then it will be fireproof as well as storm and
Ilghtnirg proof. Your cattle and produce conned in the
barn v.ill be abso!utely safe and secure.
It's certainly true economy to buy Galt Steel Siding. h
costs but little and will last a life time. Secures for you the most
favorable insurance rate.
Glees of col,' ro::ed, painted or Ialranized steel, In a wultfplisity e(
handsome. -" q:nsl der,;ns. Free illustrated catalogu• On request.
THE GALT ART METAL CO., Limited,
GALT, ONTARIO.
alt Steel Sidin
Crediton
DIt.!'. J. MDCUE, MEMBER ON.
TABIO COLLEGE PHYSIC'.
ass and Burgeons, Successor to Dr.
D. A. Haid. Orediton. Otat.
Mrs, Evans, of Ailsa Craig, was the
guest of her nice Mrs. Wes. /Lam-
port, last week.
An interesting game of ball Web
(Played on the athletic grounds last
Friday night between the married
men of Exeter and the tnarried toed
of Crediton, Although the duty in
the outfield greatly interfered \lith
the playing, the genie woe it ioo,S
one, and was won by tltp local beae-
dieta by the score of (1 to 7.
The funeral of the late Miss M.
Latuport 'who met a tragic )Le-ath in
Londoai, .e as Held here Thursday. 11
was oite of the largest attended fun-
erals over witnessed iu this town the
optiro community turning out de
show their sympathy tothe ileruxved
family. The floral offerings Iwere
numerous and ioeuutitul. A 51109011
wreath,'with t110 words, "From 4.lu
Girls," vas sent oy her associates di
Loudon. Rev. Mr, Andrews, et *110
Methodist church •conducted the e'er-
victa and eulotfized the 'character of
DIi1s► Lamport, 1L 110 was so even
known. The internment took plaoe in
!'airfield cemetery.
Mr. 1 red Jones, of Londou, is
spending his vocation in this vfaira-
ity. Ile will sing in the Evangelical
Church next Sunday night, ."lIold
Thou my Band" wtirds and mesio dry
8. S. Briggs. All echo heard Mr..
Jones on his last visit 'Bore. Twill be
pleased to hear him again.
Itev. Holmes called on friends in
the village on Monday last.
Mrs. McMurray and 1'. \V. Clark
were called to London on Tuesday
owing to the illness of Mr. Sidney
Clark, who underwent au operation
on said date.
Mr. Gottfreid Geiser acid Len
Israel left for Blenheim on \\'zeduos-
day last, where they have engaged in
work for a few a ks.
ee
Mr. Wm. Luydic and nephew of
Clifford, are spending a 'few weeks
in the village with relatives.
R., 13. MoLean, of Stratford, was
in the village for a few• days com-
pleting the installation of the Town
Gae Plant. The plant Is now an
accomplished fact and is a very fine
system of lighting. We can now
boast of having as fine n lighting
system as can be found in much larg-
er places.
Mites Mary Finkbeiner of Detroit,
returned to her home where *rho evil[
pends a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John ilaucb. left
Monday morning for Blenheim where
they will spend several weeks re-
newing acquaintances.
Mr. Francis Clark was in London
on Tuesday on business.
Miss McMurray visited friends in
London on Tuesday.
Mrs. (Rev.) Bean acid children, left
last tt•eek fur Mancheeter, Alice.,
where they.will %lea Mrs. Bean's for-
mer home. -
Word has been received from Mr.
Ira Brown who left for the \\-est re-
cently that he has secured a position
with the '1'. Eaton Company. at Win-
nipeg,.
11r. Jos. Baines bronco kicked up
quite a rumpus on 111e street last
uesday afterwltrds 'running •away.
Mr. Bain's had tied tho animal to a
Post and after unhitching the traces
but leaving the holdbacks fastened
to the shafts. Le went for a bolt to
tighten the w,hiffletree. During ,his
absence the horse went .forward Al-
lowing the shafts to fall 'to the
ground, one of a Lich was 'broken. 11
commenced kicking and broke away
from the rig.
1l.married ill go to Exeter
to -morrow (Friday) evening to play
a l: turn match with the married
leen of that place.
Mr. Walter Clarke spent a few
days in London visiting his brother
\vta0 is very 111.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. 11. Switzer spent Sunday last
visiting friends near Dashwood.
Mrs. Sant'. Eilber, and daughter
Gcrtie of l illy, Mich., are renewing
acquaintances in and around the vil-
lage.
Mr. Drochter, land agent, was in
the village for a few days land did
COILgitft•iaole business.
Farmers in this section are very
busy harvesting their hay which turn
out to tie fine crops.
The families of Wilson Anderson
and Wm. (taker picniced at Grand
Bend Saturday last and all spent a
very .enjoyable time.
. Irvin Stahl, Son of Levi Stahl is
laid up \wads an attack of Theuma-
( ism.
The Seventh annual ousinesa meet-
ing of 1. P. A. of the Evan /Church
was held Wt.dneeday ewe last. Fol-
lowing is the result. I'res. Miss
Clara Kingsley: Vice -!'res. 11. Brown
Secy, Melinda Trick : Cor. Sec., Aug-
ust Kuhn; '!'rens. Clara Hai.it : Or-
ganist, Olivia Bolt zinanit : Asrr't,
Mary Ann Morlock : liilrary, Della
(frown and Pearl Boltzmann.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. i'earce, of Iona
visited friend% in thi+ vicinity recent-
ly.
A nurnlr•r from here spent the
glorious 12th at Myth.
Mrs. A. Johnston, of London, vi+-
ited her brother George and also Al-
bert Geddes, n short time ago.
Mr. and Miss Turnbull, of Far-
quhar, visited srtc
fri n s here
on Sun -
.lay Inst.
Fair crops of hay ere reported (rcun
every part of the country.
Have no equal as 1 prompt and
positive sure for sick headache. 'it-
tiuusness, constipation, pain in the
elle, end all liver 1rolloles. Carter's
Little river rills. Try them.
I'll stop your pain free. To show
you first -before you 1.1.•nd 11 penny
what ray [.ink pain 'tablet. can do.
I will mail you free rr trial park-
a ze of them -Dr. St:oop'rt llendtcho
Tablets. Neural xis. Headache, .I'cr•
int pains. Toothache eto., are duo
alone to Float conzostion. Dr.
yhoolee 1lcadache tablets simply
kill pain by ac'axiflz away the unnnt•
tired blood R'reeatre. That 1e all.
Addre:.q 1)r. Shoop, Raeino
Sold by W. 8. Ilowcy.
Mrs. M. Ilar-
rott, me Moe
,ean Bt., Mon.
treat, says: -
horrid
rash came out all ov dp0f baby's fhcand
'spread until 1t had total!) face
.end
covered his scalp.
It was irritating and retinae. end caused
She little one honer of se aerate. We tried
soaps and po,tllers aua saltt he got
qo better. He was so fr�t!)tl if ay long
Thai ft. made It very l x �pr rms. He
sawed hla food, goo quite thin etetworn•
and was reduced to a very scribes condi-
tion. I was one day advised to fair Zany
Iluk, and did sp. It was wondrrful how ft
seemed• to cool uud ease the diaItd'W urn•
Mg, palatal tin. He gradua'llt beeswe
more easy and able to sleep. Zane.liuk tiepin
the very couatnenceweat seamed to lgo
right to the spot, and the PfrnpfeA i.p.l
soros and the irritation grew lest an.l IN..
a�••jyiH u a few weeks my be y's skiiidi a:
meted completely. Ifo tial now not.,[ t)iu,
et.ntsh, or -eruption, or eczema, or b�,ruing
rare. Not%ally so, but cuss/ of ttfo tqr.
!pleating sic in trouble, tie has jig pro t'd in
general health. He has got fart and pkirn .
weighs no les: than 31 lbs., af'though only 7
man tlwokl, andis in flr,t.olass csustition. '
yarn-Iluk hi told at all storey and rne,Ii•.1,e cin.
dor,, fable. a box.•r pont tree frrnn 7am-ltul 1'...,
Toronto, Ler prat*, 0 ire,et for r•'.:.n•
(ORES HEAT SORES IT
SUMMERECIEMA< If.EOPub
SORE FEFT,StUNBURittiM GSEn,
Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Shrum) tend
Satnily event a. few daye',isitinfe \titifl
Mr. Shrumm'e parents at' Glenne.
Miss Ethel Kellermann, .of t'Lffller•
vine, Ills., is spending his holidays
at the home of his parents :llffre;
bliss Minnie Ehlers, of Napiergtsie.'
is spending the holidays at her Algnrc
here[
Mrs. Ifildebrant and Mise \V inert
aro both confined to their rradms on
account of illness.
Mrs. L. Kleinstiver who 'vMtted
friends in Sarnia and Port ill ren
returned Monte on 'Monday.
Mr. A. McDonald and brother Mac
paid our burg a flying visit ou Sat•
urday evening.
Mr. anc"i Mrs. L. Kleinstive) and
Mrs. I'. McL'aac and daughter(' $th'
ilda and Eva attetfded the +tuettlding
of Miss Carrie Nil to (Sfr. t\\rru►
Goetga at Milverton on July 10th.
Mr. C. Schroeder, of Canby, N. D.
is visiting relatives here.
Dr. McLaughlin is expected horse
from his trip •abroad, this ,week.
Mr. Wambold visited his bpafhtrr
George at Myth a few days diring
the past week. '
Mr. Chas, Schroeder from Cavalier
N. D. is visiting friends here for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mts. Louis Kliensteiver re-
turned Tuesday from Mily ton where
they attended the wedditi of Mrs.
Klienetiver's nephew.
Mr. John Graybiel was in the village
luesday , fight.
Mr.Edgar Edighoffer gnarl Blake is
here with his brother George for some
time helping with the trade as Mr.
John Kraft intends to take a summer
vacation.
Yr. H. Guenther bought another
horse on Tuesday froth Mr. J. Hames.
Messrs. Jonas Hat tleib,W..Shrunitn
Wes. Miller and E. Tiernan spent
Tuesday afternoon in Mt. Carmel
where they put in the time in bowling
The score was :'r'1 to 10 in favor of Mt.
Carmel.
BORN
BELLWOOD-in Exeter. Thursday.
July .lith, the wife of Mr. D. N.
Bellwood, of a daughter.
MAIRRiED
BENCE-Jl;CKI;LL - In Exeter qn
\Vednesday, July 3rd, by tho Rev.
1). W. Collins, Florence Jeckell to
Mr..1. C. hence.
SAM\YELL-9TROITD - In Kingston.
at the home of the bride's parents
Nellie. t he youngest daughter of
W. A. Stroud, W. 0., It. C. 11, A.,
on Wednesday, July loth, to Mr.
Francis Vonderseft Stillwell. eon of
the late Ilenry Samuel.
DIED
SUTHERLAND - In Ilensall Toe" -
da y
ue•.-slay July !citta .lames Sutherland
aged 143 years. -
Lakefe C Sweet to Ei
A Candy Vowel ttlthee.'
II WKS FOR I:CASTS
'fire fourth storm period, snarler,'
-is central on the 2011', covering the
let' to the 23rd. We suer teat the
rainfall :1t this and other central and
late July storm pre'rioel% .will ire scat-
tering and light. Very Meek 11nd
blustering storm clouds will almost
certainly appear at the rel1100)1ion
of storm period%, and k,honcenknal
"water spouts" tuay occur here and
t here • hut tic BLn0 a1 'rainfall will
ire far nelow• the laetu-tl swede of the
/mason. The 20111 to .2nd will rrle
eulminnting storm daye, following
which look for rising Setrgrrirter crud
chancre to some Cooler.
O.tsTO�.Z.>1•
teens the The Kind Yea Have Aiwa Boaff*t
Signature
of , 1.4 4t
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lti. ei t Mrs. .Tan- Morley ',elle
Sunday ie London '1een:shit,.
Jir. nn l \Ire. .1. \lill%on. line Vt.
anent; in Stratford.
Mr. ani \1r•. (Aka ri .s Ilonf}tr
in 'London, 1'r d'r and Fat 41r ,A
l,st w.•ek.
Mt. H; rest \lillson ;eaves br, ir'n-
erean► perty in honor of thief etiosr'n
friends, on Monday evening. ate
Oddfellows were absent.
lle. Thomas Morley spent Sunday
• at I1•jertou.
Miss Irene Dealt:nt, of Ildei ton is
visitin4 with Mr. !'hostas Morley.
Fa 'ley lost cards for .cabs at W1rca1-
cu now.
1lr. (lector Millson visited at Eliut-
ville Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jatdes'lleni. of Exe-
ter, spent Sunday at Mr. -George.
Squire's.
Mr. John Steelier spent Sunday tit
Mr. Tharuas 'l orley's.
Mrs 'khos. I.ingard spent Sunday
etching with Mr. Jarnee Shipley.
Free, for Catarrh. just to prove
merit. a Trjal size llov of 1)r.
Sltoop's Catarrh Iteux'dy. I,at me
scud it now. It i, 'mole:white•
creamy. healin;. antiseptic battle'
Containing eueh healing iugre$ients
As Oit Fucaliptus, Thymol, Menthol.
eta.. it gives 1nstatrt and lasting re-
lief to Catarrh of the ,pose and
thruat, Make the free test and see
for yourself what this preparation
eau and will accomplish. Address
Br. Shoop. Itacine, \V19. Largo jars
5(f cents. Sold my \V. S. Iiott•ey,
ZURICH
Mr. Garnet. .Mange], of Detroit,
'Watt a visitor in iow•u last week.
Miss Breda Hess is visiting frirnits
in South )tend, Intl.
Mrs. It. 11. Whiteside and children
left on Thursday last, for their borne
iu Kemptville, after a three month's
vhtit with her parent's, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Williams..
Chris Either hart quite alt accident
at the race track the other evening.
one of the :arcs on his traitins
Sulky o-caree punctured and toe
report frightened his horse 'to Much
a degree that it became nntntinbge.
able. In the mix up the Bulky was
smushe'I and Chris, received t sa-
vero kick on his leg.
While digging a well :it Fred
fealbfleisch's new trill -site, last week
Nir. Nick Foster was Fevers -1y 111-
jurcd lay a board falling down on
him. His scalp avas badly tlut re-
quiting ten stitches to tao.se the
wound. His arm was also hurt and
it will J1r several eveteks ',glare he
will be aril° to [resume work.
Mr. and Mrs. Aurust. iMoritz. of
Dresden, N. ,D., arrived In down on
Wednesday evening for a visit with
friends. Mr. Morita left here 19
years ago, 'and this ee his first vent
to Zurich 'since.
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' FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
OLD AND W/Lt-THIRD ItsraDY.-Met.
Waoslow'aSoothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by millions of mothers for thr it
children while teething. with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and Is the best remedy
for Diarrhrea. It Is pleasant to the taste. So'd
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Ito value is incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs Windrow's Soothing
Syrapani' oak for no other kind.
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs rest, June 32th. 1:106. Serial
Number 1098.
HURON
The glorious twelfth was royally
celebrated at Blyth Lest Friday. Ful
ly 8,000 were in town. Special (rain.
o:.'the G. 1', It. end C. P. V. brought
large crowds. Addressee's wore give;
by Bro. Fred Dane. ,of .Torgnto, ,D, (;.
M. of Ontario West ; Bro. Rev. AMr.
Lowe, of London, Rev, T. H. Moyle.
ofV
► •ham and Revs. en 11Ander-
son
n tr-
q n a Bartley, •of Myth igit yr ad-
dress•es of welcome. ilro. Merry, of
1)uiigannon, County Master was
('hajrnl:ul.
A very- sail drowning accident ne-
currcd at Wingham Saturday after-
noon. Two young sten, John Knox
of town, and Robert Thomas, of
Illuevale, erre out in a Cana: on the -
Maitland etre a 1'
Df n Kivrr, between n th C. 1 e
1t. bridge and McKenzie bridge. 13y
/tome meant% the canoe upset and both
young oleo user soon struggling in
(he water. Neither of them could
swim much and Knox went down
while the other ni na;ed to Ctisug to
the canoe until he was rescued by a
young mien n anted John Mlecelagetn.
A crow.! quickly gatherrtl and (it-
tenrpts were mare by several to s' -
cure the tinily of Knox, rout the suc-
cessful effort was made ey Alpert
Ftouthier, an employee of the chair
factory, who recommit the nedy tit-
ter it had hien in the water nearly
ten [tours.
Beauty and Style
Some people object to wearing glasses,
thinking they are always unbecoming.
They need not be so.
Sae our Rimless Eye Glasses for beauty
and elegance. They really improve the
personal appearance. All glasses pre-
sented by our specialists are made by
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
LYESIOWT SPECIALISTS
237 Damian 31 Load.., Oat.
Stop That Cold
Tar.}rrkearly colds orGrippe with"Pi ventirs"
[mall one defeat for N.cumoq,(a. To atop a roe'
with I iavcnthy it refer than to bet it run and be
obieed to rune 11 afterwar 1. To he suns. Pre.
wellies will cure evrn a d.q'r,ry %eau.] cold but
taken early --at tiler t nM'7e stagc--th. y hreak. or
head off thew, early colds. That's surely [letter,
That': why they no' relied I'reve•ntf.s.
Pr'v.•itfesane Hula seedy cold Curt's. No Qnrn.
Msw uo phr4e, nothing sickening. Nice for tiro
rbii.nrn-and thorough') safe too. If you 1•.•1
01611i, if you s(1. 7-', if y..n u. b.• nil on.'r. think of
'tatics. I'mmtekm-s mar al.n save half your
sumtfckn••ss. Amt clews t form your child, 1f
pi• iw'erf...t�,ltess, night or day. Herein pale
Rey► l'reventk s' treats• -1 cffet.•nry. sole! le
11x. for theq r'ekr-t. aiv, In r., lr.7trr of 11
a• ialfet on rept ilruggtses titins 3011
reventics
w.:. xowcr.
If you need
HINGES
for yliur serf t'n dors,
have the also binges o
kinds.
WTNiare
agents for the
Celebrated "Fox" Scale
Don't forget that we handle the best paint.
in Canada barring none, The "ARK BRA)" paint.
W. MOORE - KIRKTON.
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Hot Isn't Its
Try one of our Cool Summer Hats
For lien and Boys 40 and i;Q.eients •
A choice range of
Lawns, Colored Muslins and Ginghams
Strawberries are not at their best. B1'V NOW
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar
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HI'ltON WHY NOT OWN
Mr. Francis llonrestead, barrister
of Seaford* has been Appointed Police
Magistrate for Sceaforth and the /sur-
rounding municipalities.
1)r,. (h. . tower, who Idled nt Glen-
coe, on Tuesday of ;last t'.vte k, w -tis a
(Matter resideltt of Seaforth lend re-
ceived hie rawly eduction rher.. -
On Sunday afternoon tt'hile the
eldest son of Mr. Johns -,an, harness -
maker, was out for ft walk ;etlth
some oompanions, one of 'them gave
hits a shove, and he 'put out this arm
to protect simnel[ from :falling. Un-
fortunately it dot not hays him end
he broke his arm in It two tacos.
Mrs. Lock\vood, twifc of 1Mr. Fred
Lockwood, of it he Gravel ltoad,
north near Clineou occured rinealon-
day Isect. nece is.<d had sufferer( with
heart trounle ,for so -me '[into,, ?which
was the Itlir'.•et (luso of her death.
She leaves da: ideti her ihuseiuid, u
family of 13 children, one u baby
only sic [week, old. Deceased ,'swan :t
sister of. Mr. 11. 'Foliated. and was a
member of Ontario Sfr.,'t church.
The funeral -took place. 'an \Vedneer-
d:ty and wits largely attended.
A pretty wedding took place at the
rerside,tce of Judge and 'Mrs. Doyle,
Goderich, Wednesday ;afternoon when
their eldest daughter, play Carolina
was united in marriage go ylajor 1'.
s: Bourne, of S^atRse, .\Vashington.
The groom is a major tin the l: nited
States q
Aril . -
t and sails. lac
rv'c it
Army, tel e the
Cuban \Var, ily ,profeeeion h, fses
doctor of unedieitr; and he nitet the
lady of his choice,' hwho was 0, lire,
fessiontal nurs.a nt (bit times of tt
hospital in 4e,ittl Themntriage
ceremony' w a. perfortncd oy. tttev. Fa-
ther Northgravee, of London, an unc-
Ie of 4 It:. bride's {snot he r.' The bride
was attc,med 1hy her ewe Misters the
\ '. .%
.11Y1C. Ilelest
a
It t and 1'e m.. as rd 1ss s er .
ui
mai& while 'the groom steps support-
ed by Mr. Best. ere - rri%tor of Min-
t
t lulls, arab ,lo•np j►oyle, Auditor
for in , 1 'ct sic [rower company of
Erie, 1':a„ the only brother ►,1 the
bride.
Frei Itjchards, of Clinton, had a
very ea r t ttw escape on Irteeselty af-
ternoon Prone .meeting wtith hcrioue
if not fat..! -accident. tie eves work-
ing on Levi N'Wives earn on rho
tuition 110411 stud w.ts very vionr rho
pinnacle of the roof et hen bre lest Ili.%
tooting, 'sr(' down the treat rof head
first caul in that leoeition Phut in
mother ...atilt. -a distance of shout
thirty f.:•t. The speed at '.whish she
desc' 1 (t tl dime. !aim out 'tome dis-
tance been ,the building Fro that Ise
escaped the 'timber lying nround tend
lit on a na.naure heap 0tech' leaf ten -
lel bis dull and :10 doubt Feted his
life. 11 • ens r 1unne't for it tittle
and teas eon•ia1'rably bruised and
shaken up .and 11-14 a cut or two
which ehew .1)r. bawl Co stitch, but it
is expected that he will be around
ag.tin in 'a fen Buys an awn 85 ever.
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bale In VocabuLtry. it ie t he mast use-
ful in eine and contents, judiciously sr..
k' -ted to exclude rnrruptions of good
usag,, and to avoid unintelligible tech -
Weald km.
Sxeek Is Arrangement. Each word he.
ns a psrarraph in its correct alphnhet•
cal Neve and 14 readily caught by t he eye.
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results of philology. 'they are not scrimp.
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rated by respelling with the diacritically
It marked letters used in the schoolbooks,
it the sounds of which are taught in the pub-
[ . lie .rhooU.
Ilxeele In Definitions. " they are clear,
terve,et complete, and ere given in the
order in which the word has acquired its
+Fades of meanir.g. Many of the delni•
t Ions are illustrated.
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storehouse 1orannals aa a foetid
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