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publiebtd" until forbid *i d charged ae:cordisgty.
Liberal dieeuuair made for transuic ont advertisement*
Inserted for long period.. Emery descriptiou of JOB
PAINTING' turned: out in the fluest style, end at
ode rates. Cheques, to oney orders, due., for
to advertising, s becriptio e, etc,, to be utade payable
Sanders & Creech,, `,
PROPRIETOR
Preatesi1axia1 curds.
DR., fir. R. EINSD+IAN, L. D. S., D. Dw aL,
Veneer grsrduate of Toronto Univeristy.
Teeth extracted without any pin, or any had effects
Oce in 'traneon's Block, west aide Main street,
Exeter.
nit D. �A :TON, ANDERSON (D.D.S. LDA ,
44'�--�- DEtV'1'181C�--M-^•-
Honor Graduate of Toronto University and. Royal -
Uollege: of ental Surgeons of Ontario- Also Post.
Graduate o Chicago School of Prosthetic`. »eutisterr,
(with honorable mention:)
Gold +� rates 4 in h
.All d �
umin , au
um-- vulc anit i es triadthe
e
'neatest mannerpoeeible, .A per'feetly barmleee an"
aesthetic need for painless extraction of teeth.
Office one,door axouoth of Carling Bros. store, Exeter.
s d 35
rF°°c'
Value
ooney Perf� ' Cream
Som are crisP
squares
wldesome nouHn .
They at ''.
builds. strength,acids;,
" a IA
b the ch , invarod
#► the " workman.
They contain ALL food
properties of finest 'Can,
+ wheat in a form
thatt'L �dd 1 the appetite.
Always cry s
themoisture-proof
At au spoors iu i fold
pear►(
Clinton. H. C. Brewer, who has.
been~ local manager of e
g h MeS}sflns
Bank for several years, retires from
• the service ont
St tr>.r dal.y. Mr. -Brr�wer
I'aand family remain in Clinton until to
wards. Spring when they move to Tor-
onto. C. E. Dowding, aaecountent for
'
. the past three years, hes been promot
I ea to the managership. This tuts. been
• expected 8ctd
� a1):1 '
and very
Shorts. i �, a a et y p�pul.ar , at<p-.
ran aiiid n
to enc
t
m
114`
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k
w
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s been
the
i in service only twelve years, so
that becoming b
orris
n head o � ,
," td 'i ll important
`�.,�
end ''" !rho
brrecognition'
4
ori b q
a soon a
s irtaax tied
of ability. .
.t Eletor and Centralia,,
E1eators
Pri�.�Satisfactory. Bring in
Wf' wish' to `anIlotince toI.hf' nubile
laave p>,1 lac.
that we bare placed oal, mill: in such 'a
o
c ndttie n that we Can now ttrndiice'
floor which not onlir MAKES THE.
GOOD 'WIFE SMILE but: is also a sat
-
Leta .to'ourselves.
e
Flour. r. is , a 'fife
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ou t h
r .p offs' the list '9f 'good
•,,ours. ' There is , :none better
`made. ''It makes. _ egoot .wife.
smt, e, Try X ,
rast n • and Cho in
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pp y'". ik;aads'.f-ri)ilxfeed
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have l v�
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hand. It W:.
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ly placed .in our mill x" nieclaine to.
�" ro+ttxce Rolled Oats.
r'e invi.te your patronage.,idtw-Dash wood
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GRItS.•TI1;G andOHOPPIN
DONE PROMPTLY. I,:
, ZYYEITZH
unl�p's.
96 Ya jje Sto-
RON .L O.
Duntop'at Choicest Flowers only dealt te.
floral ,hies{ig id for all occasions«
Flowers ahippsd to any point between Hall,
fax Ind Colstory« and sates coasditiui,
a duaranteed. .
1
oleo Ill Qilnsatrote4 Price Lla# uu* plpllcaito. ,
>Ytm, Q hoose Tstlea a iia" iiltarcti ;. "
of 'Pure e
and ,rood Will
veil 'seem more .. real f, • you
place- in your tome a beautiful
PIA 'O or ORGAN
We have thele. bought espee.
fatly for'.`., the .Xmas. Trade.
The quality is. the best and.
Prices and Terms very`. easy.
Tike a look at OM* Xmas.
Stationery, alterthe� Sleighs
for the Boys and Girls.
Sa T1 N l SN.
JOHN II. HUNiOr
P1ORIS1'
torsi DRtarcte Moser e Nati awl Swags Wits
Sats .4790 ¥*1 2261
r'
•If yon,+' your friends or relatives sutler with
Pits, l;,pilepsy,. St. Vitas' Dance, or Falling
SicitOe ,, `,vrote for a t ial bottle and valuable
'tr ease on such +,series to Tues Einem Co.. more or less, a utivel engaged irdt assist -
month,
7 sn :itroert, W., Toronto, Canada. all' ing hila see. About a t tit ale be
, drag ;acts sell or can obtain for vont suffered another, stroke
St. Jiter iihl , Si, :Alec, tie, ,1^, (;n
'�.- i�� cls' , ,, �
:pt.
� 4 4,� lea` a,rllaext1 ixaia r-�Irwi It..3frt'i6;'lis,Mr'4,1tat'aarsthi,dregi�1.yaiiiitriaceragIle lakei� iair� 1�a6t ��aa�ti�err,�3�tie�M yateL..tU t-i',;°t .i,r'trrega- tktsi'+1Y1iiit It�l "till.I.ttorrit'.11e lotrke as thtaugt* nsvig:tii,ir tiitr1i 1I Therrigagetx erttis,an=a+i reeawidehirer. .Artlatrr�iri ,rata1'ie.oire►aiiicedelfMs.izzre 13. Bre vvra,:vttiriard1runt isfleets weeks'a'tiay ILI daiug1ater4a#' Ms.,i, :I•-irl.� A u, ofthisIliit'.jt. N,taM;ts�a,hoeretatrttecl r; i,wi>!, toAustinStrdr txtsttr,of Te,e=fetiin �rldctn« , t ftet• ai hrecurt ttt}ts'beige.»�idli,',�Itewt (Jing i t itake.stay in lsptt'e�it, ,Mian I rr�i 1'i u tea }t.ts Ialatt�r e iL1y in Jaalial:ti�y«
c'err.ait'ricaal h+ima'. * f)rt the aftcirrtt!44e, '41':"attlthill Thar, deattlt sol° little Buie,Det'« `w?, ''t;ry xrttc�t°estrngpt'ctgi:► n tugl'tton,E,d ii;gltt.,r c,f fir. and' Alts.
was t'ette.ered by the topics of S«t3, N..J. 11. Lau littaii, ciit'T,ut�' aa,y� Iaast after
1.1, Hay« T1it *school room was etc>c°tar-H'vtt clays illtie;os has e�vtaked ia►ur'b
tatted with ev'ergreene, t'f which twa7rtyin sithy;for the aacrrrciwin*tehes held been load+., ertGlrisri�iila< INtw r g permits,
ters in white.t-out 2 o'clock the bee -brat +sees end alerts..tit>iri was well riireeentet by° pupils l lullett At •tlc1oa of the regular
ttricl parasite. .heprogerini raonsistetl wcirk on Frlaty artei:'trcion, the true-
al;rE°,willies.,rL'ciltatiOf$,seines,orls,teebaria tipnso9.«Nei,3 prc'Berrta dtliat'lroguee anal spoechcs. Durieg the J. Via. Ito ertson with two bait(a e
p, � mr ,graaiu the teacher, Miss .,.kt li4'es aL ifts. as takeixs of diel. alapreciatirin i
router, Fats p>reseiated witch a hart;(- acrries da t+ aeher (cerin Itis two
i s ,iiteladies competitor', by her: pupils. Yet"' arriung. them. n
The teacher made aa. Short title touch. lirttc►tr« Mise Burk', wlio has held
itlg reply, in which she expressed tl leer the position of eissistaant milliner with
heartfeltgratitude hill pleasure at be- Hudgaeus Bros., for ttva seasons, left
frig the recipient of eo Ultany tokens of for her home in 'St,
kindness (tiring herr two years in that Thomas nn t3iitGu s
section. Many expressions of sorrow div. Before her departure she was
were extended to bliss Carter in view .alae itecipiernt o£ a chea,tce present Pram
of her resigning, as she has been , a thands of the ' shop, She does to
faithful, zeaxlons and energetic teacher,
Listowel for.text seascan.
and -bas bade many warn) friends Stanley; The death occurred Wed -
while in that section. She has been lesday of one of our pioneer residents
engaged to teach in S.S. No. 10, Step- in ht. erson of Isabella. Seott, relict
hen,at an advanced salaryofof the -late will ���!« ll� i tla - k'i,te W �t, H. Scott, at .the •
age
salceeesor be Miss Alice Trotter, of of 01 years.. Deceased had been as
Goderieh. well as usual tip, to within • a few days
of her death when she contracted'
a
cold which, developed into, pneumonia.
Seaforth; P. Schaoler met with 'a
very painful accident in sluff & Sons'
platiing mill en Tuesdaylast. He was
working -a jointer and got thethn b
iri
of his right
atria
G.. cut tl
.., g ,�? , c sort off. This
lathe second accident -that t
a has befaal-
len Mr. Selioaler within a few mouths,
t
St, Marys, At a�recent meeting rif
the Public School Board, Miss K. R.
Fox was appointed teacher for the.
junior third class for six months' at i
salary of $325 per .annum.' ' Miss' Fox
was. chosen out of thirty-six'applicnaiits
o motion n to
nn
n ofTrustees
Lofft a
0
d
Haines.
ae+tt, Mittbell; A pretty iactuee wtxldih
took place it the home of Hrs. M,
Elliot at high noon on ttFectite
when her daughter, Mit'.~ Nettie.
married to /40%, re Leslie Hooper o
Mini/tam at, Mari. The ceremony wa
c'ii ducted by Rev. G. W. -HOweon
None but irxiirtaatliate friends were pre
ent,
Rensaf .
Miss Whitesides Lias returned from
the We;est.- -Mf ss Hoffman, 'milliner at
J. 1V. OL twein's, has: returned . to ber
home in PetroIea, .the millinery* season
bein"� com l: - � i .
g p pied. The follo�cxng visit
ed Iters during the holidays: Alex, Me-
C1oy,MissBessie Urquhart, the Misses,
Anna and Carrie McArthur, hiss Dul-
males, Toronto; Miss Mattie Ellis, Har-
row; Mr. Touney', Milestone, T.W.T.
W._ Bontthrotn,, °hive o, John" Wren
sed wife, L,utcan; Arthur McAllister.
Mrs. Dorney peak has returned; from'
her holiday' trip to Wroxete{r.,�.—Miss
Jessie Elder •arrived ;here. Thursday
for a
m X3 rrie'and wills ,end the wicitet<•'
tt
a h
h iris
e o ofDr a p
«ltd ..�rs
1� a 1iO w`
—Jas. Johns on is rec in s eg u
t (~`r t g a n �! stave»
bleJoe'Ellis aid wife have returnee,
.io ;
rex
f r'
To .ti-Jz�c
onto k Nicol rs reccovcrr
iog from.the effects•ofhis recent: asci
dent, - While s fitting wood n iece of
.t , P p._.
i flew. up striking. him on the nom
and fracturing that i sef:txl ixiemherr;
Roht Delgatt 's many friends• will • be
sorry to ' o
y ltwtern f has illness.--Hobet•t
Luker, whohas, been living near Rapid
Oity, Man..'for sever l years, haS sold
lbfs faarin there for $0,:000 a and intends.
going further, West.—Miss Edna Nee.
lands spe'nt .the holidays at Mono,Road
and Toronto.---�, Cook was. on Christ-
mas:eve presented with a 'handsome'
e ori p
b to'l a3e '
lett ria h'''
y fro t 1. o
e ezYip Oyes f
the Hensall F1quring .mills.
DE'aae .- ° We re ret this• week t
chronicle. the death.of Robt«• Pax'terson,
which -occurred .at his'horine' Thursday
after a month's illness. -Deceased was
the eldest son of `the late Robt. Pater-
sornL of Rogerville a and waae born ea the
e-
ar.1839• n e'
fl h.
1 lioniealt sad ' ' r
�, t C1 d . � �� 111, ;.
xhort� citvned' andy9ecuped by.hls ktrotix-
er,NJohn. Eaarl its I' -e he :d cided to
e
engage in carpenter: work,"' 'for .which
he held a natural genius, Nearly_30
years -ago he erected the firsthne large
altd-well• equipped, planing.mills,known
as the, Hensall Plan`ling . Mills, and
;nwhieb some twelve years ago were deer
strived` by fire. •In religion he, -waas a'
staunch Presbyterian:'and was most
regular in his 'attendanee ' airy church
services. Ixr politics he was a Ref ores;
er and was well posted and' took adeep
interest in miters' pretaining to' both
church and. state, and wait$ also much•
interested iri school matters, laving
served •coritin riously for 12 years aas a
echoed. trustee of the Hensall school'
rand of No.'10, lousy.' He was one of
.hose ,lien -who was most independent
in thought a.nd lttd the courage of t, his
°evictions and took very decided
views of matters., A.s a neighbor and
deeds -ht, was one whose company:
was' much. enjoyed As he had' a' fund, of
titerraal wit, huinorr and anecdote
which: made hint "most' entertaining.
e woes. first married to Catharine, eld.
st daughter o t'hA.ttetternarrdThonti
on of Roderville, who. predeceased`
iiri some years. By this union two;
onsand three da tightecrs were born
o them, .. Iia' 1974 he married annah,
re second daughter cif the ,late Alex.
ngran'i . of nay, who still survives
iru. y, A son was born. of th union:
erne eight years ai o deceased suffered,
what was supposed to be a. sun stroke,
et which in reality ,was a stroke of..
aralysis, and, which prevented` hire
r. several yearn engang in his wwork
a a manufacturer and contractor.
(moverr, tin. trite ail eutenthehad. rte-`
vered andor the past few years waas
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LEIBIGSFITOLIRE
woof
muoreatiwsie Amok.
4. curs for allufftrminsaa
EXETER MARkETS, I
PotatoWe, per Wei '75
ur, low grade per °vet 1 25
Shorts per ton — 19 00,
Bran per ton 10 007'
45
aa
es
so
2 26
1-25
mo Ansa
1"1/1""AillIrriMittiV
Murlargollroil* 00/1=or.
ralysis from which he continued, to
einit'rapicliy, until deeth relieved him
of his sufferings on Thursday. 1,:le Wes
loving husband and fatlier and h
will not only be missed by hie family
butalso in our village as he Was one
of the first settlers in 'Hermit. The
funeral took piece Snnday to the tin.
Winter Tem Opens Jan. 2
20, STRAT ORD. ONT.
22
0 10
20 00 This le one of the hest Commercial end Shorthand
igloo
14 %ratite" as teachers. , Ail our gradnatei get good
9 position*. Write for war tree cefalcerfo.
AROUND ABOUT US,
Mitchell: Messrs. Nichol.; 4e Hughey
have purchesed. the Leyburn livery.
Reaforth: Mrs. John Turn*, lir,.
had the misfortune to break her arm
'on rridar•
Sylvan: Miss Mary Banclall WAff re.
cently presented with a purse and an
address by the Ladies Aid Society.
Tuckersmith: John Robb, of the
2nd con.. haneold his beautiful 100.acre
farm to Mr. Armstrong, of StanleY•
for someWhere in the neighborhood of
Clinton: Oiler Wheatly and Chao..
Carter went to London Thureday
morning with John Cook who placed
in the asylum of which his sister be.
came an inmate a few weeks ago.
Parkhill: On Friday evening while
walking past D. Holmes' shop, Miss
Georgene ViThiting had the misfortune
ot stepping through the grate in the
Mitchell; A very Wet wedding
took place at the Rn h church ret.
tory on Tupeday. w en Mee Carrie wife of Notion Too. A prosperons and
Itan'kin, of Winghs.m !MA united in popular °nog farmer of this town.
marriage to Wm. Dodds, of the same shi ceremony **iris sal
Cl'
inn.:.'
t n .A, •. eltiiet, weddiaig .: took
place a.t the honie of the bride on.
Christmas Day' when Miss'Luc� Cook
wa u ' d
s illted' ii >rhe, hpmen s bonds,• cvitfi"
John Bei Guest ;of..Lendon township.-
Rev. Manningperformed the•ceretnony
`in the presence of .flnl a, few betiniate
y .
friends, the bride being givenavvuy•by
her,uncle, David• Gook,
Clinton: .A rett weddin� wa s l-
. ., y s o.
ears
r
zed on __�p
Wedrie dei.
s a
tth ,.�
y e reale
ence of .Mrs. Ellen Elliott, London,
when her daughter Lottie May, `.be.,
carie the ` bride of 'Chas, 'F. Paestle of
Clinton. The eerembny was per form-
ed by Rev. Livingstone. The brides
maid was 11'iss Marguerite: Freemen of:'
La d n :
x1 0 ,,while George Elliott, breather
of the:. bride,. essiisted,tb e.;.g oom.
Crliiton A uiet, hou
q t gh pretty
wedding,'waas solemnized in' St.: Paul's
church ontFridayvvhen Chas. McKin-
non, Classical Master -of the Collegiate
institute, .led'to the • altar ' Miss Lillie
Mae Johnson, young people' both well
a v
d fa orae
n bI .k abv
zrt cx in
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Mr.
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ri .� ro t.
Clinton After an illness that has
covered a. number of years, Elizabeth
•Nolen, relict of the late Jantes.Agniw,u
passed away at the home of her�son-in-
law, Mr,- John ender, on Friday, at
the' a age of.' 77 .Years and )10 months.'
About '17 years ago Mrs- Ageew' who
had for years. resided in ,Cit loss, Bruce:
ceine here to live, but •died after lee
had been ia'town only a few rnanths.,
.Clinton: TheArepresentatiives of the
Honwie -'Comfort, ,Steel Range Co., who
have .been here ,for a conple of inotiths,
on Saaturday evening showed their, ap
preciaatie of their mianager J. ' W. 13:
Van Norm an;'and his wife, by present-
ing therm ;with a..beautiful •silver sere
vice ; the' gift was.' suitably acknow-; ;
ledged by Mr.' VanNorman. , .They. also
presented P. f3. Lewis .with i h;ea.nti:W
ful engraved ,gold locket. The Steel
HaangeCompany have moved, tit Wing -
Seaforth; Miss Bella Ballengee,
who is home for her holidays and who,
has been for seven years a member of
the teaching staff of the Hamburg
on the staff of the , Waterloo publit
was made the recipienb by her pupils
of a beeutifbl. toilet set and waii 'pre.
seated by the Epworth \League with' re
handsonaelY bound volume of Longfel-
ehoir practice, Miss Grace McFaul,
entertained the memhera of her choir
at her home, wherew most enjoyable
time was spent in music and other
amusements. in the course of the
evening Mr. L. D.DelAcey., On behalf
of the ehoir, presented Mies Itteiraul
at: ' a slight token of the esteem in
which she is held by the members of
her choir.
Seaforth: A pretty wedding write.
solemnise at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John MOKinley, on Nitedneedaye
Dec. 27th, when their daughter Miss
A. R. McKinley 13. A., was united in
marriage to R. H. Knight, 13. tfo-
naisidori lend surveyor of ifelmonton.
The cereirioriy was performed by Mir.
McKinley, brother of the bride, end
Rev. Birk*. The wedding march we*
playel hy Misr( M. Knight. Pieter of
the groom. The bride wee aerated by
her sister 'Wise O. McKiriley, B.A..
while W.'R. Sullivan, 'of Port Arthur,
supported the groom. The bride, who
was given away .by her father. was
prettily gowned in white silk eoliene
over white teffeta trimmings
of eldffon and ribbon.
‘Goderich tie,* Another interesting
event took piece on Wedneselity,
Doc. 27th, when Latlra eldestdmighter
of W. Perdue, and Balt Lindsey were
united in the holy bonds of truttrimony
Rev. Stedman being the officieting
day, quiet wedding was solemnized
at the home of Williern McMath when
his third danghter. 'Attie re. became'
the Wife of Nelson' W. TreWs.rtha, the
popular teacher of liolmesville. —A
very pretty wedding 'took Owe on
Wednesday. Dee. 270, at the retidenre
of the brides breother On the :Hayfield
tine, when Miss 14m:tes. daughter of
the late James Deacon*, become the
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CRIB F GIRLHOOD
was �
f' A TIME OF PAIN A► D PERIL.
�isMir'as 7l mum "hams Oohs Sows �u uizt +�lr .
Sav'hist +Cttt'totpoua ,
o* > IAMs i s mew Wo
Clintons George Buxton of th"
Waverly hotel •met.with an .Meilen
ou Setur'd*y last which will las Mi"
up for "rme ,time« He was takin
caws of bottles down a tair's *then
lost hies fuotizig and fell heavily. Wbe
foul,.d twenty minutes later hoe w
rlratauuscious and lase: alike been con.
t How syr of Leautiful ,ypeag f,►
Orb ika i s b+eearzr. asc'r'ibes( Jett >ts
e lots tato wurra•arsh. ,tl 1 1 ow j
e �y ' .itl rink or d is pla
fl have lin .elope!. at this iris -.rtasiat
As period, result � ye*rs of su eringi
fined to bis room.
D►#iire�llells .A terrible ar-cidiit• ha ,
petted to the little eon of V,'. J.' Moore
Tuesday'. A p.iil of boilixig .water was
standing on the fluor, and the little
fellow was moving backwalyd, when he,
fell * into the pail. He ,was terribly
sealded about the thigh and under one
aura. in removing the clothes a lot. of
the a skin peeled off. The ebild „died
about nine o'clock Wednes 1a�ay, ven.
g, m,
\Vest "Williams: On Friday, the
people of S. S. No. 4, �athered at the
school iii order to bid farewell to their'
teacher, Miss K. C. Mathewson, who
leaves shortly for Chatham, and .also
to join•: with the pupils in expressin
their -love. Miss Matheson vvro °1ii til
the recipient of a magnifieier t burnt
'wood case co.inteining silver tmounted
ebony brush, eoirrt) find mirror itCctiil.
parried by an address.
East Williatrue: Un Thursday , the
u ls, ..arents and' • te f
P ra payers of
o. 3 asse m ble
tea tl sit tlxe:scboalinouse
to bid . farewell to: the teacher,' .Mies'.
Mackay, who haas successfell tau 'ht�
in the school f •r the
y e'
A east eat ti d a
To r n
y
half. A. programme was prepared
con i t in i
s st ix cit
o e.
attl n d ail
o � i a
g ues
, axn
d
R
instrumental music. .At .the close of
the programme Miss Mackay. was ask-
ed to the front a and piresented with a
handsome toilet set containing h sil-
ver mouanted brush, comb .and mirror.'
Parkhill; Ayerypleasing event took
place' at t e home of 'Mr..and Mrr"s.
Aare o
n ,q xorr Mi1vertnxi. oft Dec. �'at
half'.paasttwo iin'the afternoon,: when
their daughter,. Miss Mar4y' Colton, be- .
eAme the bride of, John :Newell- of
Parkhill. The bride, was hand'somelyg
dressed.,itt a .gown of pear'l.gre wile
trimmed with`creatn`lace`and carried=A.
bridal. boguet of white -carnations and
yellow roses. Rev.. Mr. Mcl(innon, of
Milverton,,• ofllciated, The bride was
assisted. by her sister, Miss Lillie,, who
ware a gown of brown lustre, trimmed:
with velenci.ennes lace, and carried °
bogrlet of pink carnations. The groom
waas; assisted• by his brotherAlfred,• of
Stratford.:The grooms .if tto'the bride
wags 'eta .-old aatch gg
w .arid 'c.z iii and to
to
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x meld . ' a � harddscitnie go}d
brooch. '. Tbe•freiendapresent sat down
to a sumptuous ` repast. -The presents
were n uianerous• and costly'. The bride's
travelling gown was 'brown ladi
cloth 'with hat` to . ,,atch,,„ and fawn
,coati, The happy • cou� ple left on the
4:5s train for London - Por
� y 14 1^ItZ2'on aa.rx ,`
Detroit a'nd Other points land wen '
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often puzzle their mothers -b -
•phy sicians, because they withho1
confidence et this critical period,
A mother abould eome to.lieer c'hi
aid andrexnember tha .t Lydia. E. Make
ham's Vegetable Compound,' will at this
wane prepaare the s stem for the co ' '
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in a young girls life without pain or
irre iaritiesa.
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write*:
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ter health thin .l have for y. e_ an
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ltieh to'..Lydia E. _ therto's Ve etable .
pound,
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to venae Mras. , nithasn, Lynn, Maw,,,
and •she wig. receive . free advice which, .
//fiiiinpukheronthe rightx sad toastrong,
calthy` and happy womanhood:
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for • publishing practical "text books, only the. best and highest
seleried teachers in Canada are on Ihe.stair..
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HAS TRIUMPHED OVER
AND VANQUI8 111 11)
CONSUMPTION
* 1.1.110111400401000.
Had Gallopirse oneuniption
Twolviofr Ago—Livam To...day Through
"ft' la twelve yeses ago Mote Psychine cured us
of galloping consumption. caught the cold Werke
as &estates oft the Tire doctors said there
WA* 110 110#11 for me. 1 hod Night Sweats, Chill* anti
Amer, and frequently' cotsghitl piecee of my lees*
1 was fast Asking away. Wait Advieed to try Psychia*
and two months treatnient put me right en my foot
again. Hoe* had no recta of lung trettbio shwa
Perkin* *wed fee« To4lay 1 war* on my ,ferin mew
here. 1 asset* feet tall and weigh o'er p<iundss
Aug. Alth, "nat. A. O. filtUalrOVIErs.
tor solo hy all druggists At $t•oo per bottle. For
farther Adiire or informatibn wrife,or call at Dr. A•
Moot*, Limited, 179 Ring St. West, Toronto, Canaitta.
*OTT Lit FREE.