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sasintRa Carracit„ Tabestars.
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up .4-004 goodeirsevery Way
7on1Y price, lts lower. Organs and
Sewing 'Machines itprices that,
make them *ell,
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A. most beautiful line of Station-
ery, Bibles. Hymn Book, etc., at
Down Moe&
aiI and see them:
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Refintataton which woznenoin
artirtnesirstearicer
of strength -No. 1, 1; NOg,
toerscrees stroneer•'1'1_0. at
$. • eases. • per Dos.
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pai on
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vies
Cats*.
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.11.*.or Wonderful curet of female illi
are , eongnuallys oming te light which,
,br.441.4.
througli the advice of 312. Pinkham,
of Lynn, •,Mass,, which is given to sick
women almlutely lass of charge.
The _prestept 3fre_thildsese has for
titeritY-five years made a etudy -of the
ills of he0Sex ;• she has consulted with
and advis' ed thousands of suffering
,omen who to -day owe not only their
shealthshiakeea„. Efelosierkhelpfatadrises
Miss Annie E. Schwalm, of 326 Spa -
dins, Ave., Toronto, Opt, writes;
Dear Mn'. rinkharn
"I have Pinkaiii'sVege-
table.cornpound talde.Compound-irspeeitie-firferalrintalot
I also had irregular and painfuI
bsaffectof my eneral hcalth
spri g•
years.
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We wioh tixeUksivapate- and it.e man
re*dere a.lierrAChriatruaa end *nap;
NeW Year -...Meesrs jerr and Be
e r
serell,r with their , wilted?, lorry
Itick0411, Jr., a0d Henry eud,
wife all of North -Ds, ta are here Vie;
iting,friends sktel W. H.
Bender has dis
reisence to
AloOs4C, Pootgi To. Eich.
lu,chter of Piroon.11iet1.# loztor in
tOwth,legOkges.0, and,Wi ,,neer
rroe Ilith44tre here ok a 'Visit -
-ePort4 , POI*Det.rolt wheAre
any Of.,e0r=e1t4g0,1 41*. 44
10;04 ittiliPaktft ,401131,0g.tisan
ia expected:014 *op. wili apentl the
*biter I:0004+,404: :,WO.',10,4aasss wite.
and 4aaelliterit$ VOW reelde4to otOur
Otto. ,0.110, to the* kiSs4 extend assiseeety.
•TtettOnitt..Pat,/11',MailiP# 0,1),0 *ett ,
estillneenthetcreatlakelef0 the st
Orkthk.,-atol Geo.- OaMpttil who
trOtAtiraiia ' .
have returned to St.' joaeptisse 'bright
little.danghter new•hiesaes the 'honies
of Mean° Steckle, BronsiM pue. and
Steve &tedium, , _
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McGillivray '
rredlleeder:\WhOltair Spent the Otis
llt.,,,ukont4g • to- ,5aOkete itt
r 'Maier
ill with quintly. 'We hope for h
speedy recovery,-Wro. Fraser arrive
home again Safe. and sound.-Iktr. an
Mrs. Eq-Baynton-balreinoved--to the"
new home 10 London. -Wm.. Bowser
of Applegate. Atich_,., is visiting rale
Civet; isere.--Mrs. Peter Schram o
Olaresholm, Alta., died at that place
• 0-Daseasherdthr The,,,deoutsed-lallyt,
had many friends and connections
this vicinity, who deeply regret to
betty of her detaise.--i-Model Eiglaoo
clased..on.2 „night,...._Our.boyaan
liesathWiteice's
and London schools have returne
home. -Miss Lydia liherritt, who ha
'Atts-RatmottoN.,Alit4stoyAktelsk
e ool, has been engaged as teacher
for the Corbett school.
vised to use your Compound
lad that I (b(1 so. I
8'O mont there was no trace of female • Gs. - tongra u a ons are
weakness, my strength gradually returned due to Alex.Stewart.who has drawn a
and in a very short time I considered prize from the matrimonial lottery In
pelf a_perfVe- well woman- Lappre, _the-/)ersorof Misr -Ow -Potter; Their
and
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elate my good health and beg to assum you friends'dab'
-thatt4trainestgratetkrttayoulordistover- 1;74-..,„,1 _APAL.E. _A-MglYnarik'°f dc
.r_icon&radruitremear2 - -W ...taint—Aamucitimzaram...been-lus-,
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lee
_rye: Mrs. W. J. .. Blackmon
died en Wednesdey at the age of 90
Valls ThoOSCSdittoryProatis oun
Mitchell; Prior to leiving forOpelph. by ,..SclyntiOts edno,u'OblY
K A.'Dttuber Was preSented a. Dow
tuo.414e.04eifrowour elt*Atit#
Mrs, ,Wro., Walker, Wes,re., VSkt
vent *sited° ..hergiOtider
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r n ..ernme,*:41(13411
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olkfrii.'certt;eareipth• ;or-• t youn,„
its 'net* k p
ton
be
:3k) ta:s',:i7111k* 47:1),
'f • st*I Mrs,;. Grae yet. 0 measleSp *Mips_ tIOkinig
11, risclayot * ugh*, typhoid. fire*. dtValkeria, ery
00th . niehingrtiss tuberculosis,and
Om Of Silier Many .Jafectiotis Skink :diseases; They
Lake,.Cals • at one tigniff‘Vntikiliatiggest legis4stions,ousiliesesitsfeitssands
station Vent here*, was,married the posting ef notices in railway sta.
‘Goderich.san Wednesday. to Airs. Ate. t ono, street ears and other publio
Maim& , _ but -they- say -it -would to Imo-
' St. Marys: On Tuesday evening ss te post them on verandahs, in
A,rthirr'Wilcox, a young Englishman sy corners, porehes, shady nooks,
;velik,oSsimpuloia4doyedtl,),ay ,47),Anthelliiii,74reateatrad-Atkiint lisiztroonreee—gitc,tion 10tioa 70s., Th4eictra„lso ropt#ods;ti
'intrInIata144314allie-limr”' g in the breath,sespeciall
i-'-1with vicw
uefottoaorins jutirest abblim_1:,11"1=redary_veit.,he wrist.
wto_h_ogthearperoptayrtletietanarafiythsot; ject to biasses:
ever the cellar of we tailor *hop- uoit, The greatest anti moist, eireetiro
rt#3r purifier and germ destroyer known to
to the extent of $1009. rydon
ime office was slightly damaged. An medical science for the mouth, throat ,
overheated furnace is supposed to and breath, as well as for the blood,
have been_the_cause of the fire., stomach and lungs, is Psychine, that
triumph 9f WO medical world that is
""-Iltarkbilh-444141•"alls'°"*-44171 attracting almost mire-1SW attention.
M. P., who for the past ten month!!
has been teller in the Standard Bank because of the wonderful results at.
tending its use. One of its recent trill.
rats4114aseralg, was -441414fe".4-°°: Attie -918p told as matter of expert.
ritla tA"- the Parkhill • -,EM. .4tiee•.-;h4,2-ttie$6110014-triti4titonitetitrt.1,
i'w.111-iirmile.samebapaetty. .
filling the position made vacant b Dr. Slocum CO*
the removal of Robt._"_ftisles
114:41P1W:Fen"1"4:78ryingnilganthdklear:e'aveand
Parkhi had a
A few skaters
one of the- toys -accidently collided
with the ladder on whichMr ,Engbxn
wits
.n.:.....a...lights.
5Engtiord'twitestlitittalif
considerabic fditreTiarfe
akinglwr"-- ,
Clintonsi,sslitet"invitsttietel-Aftrelit
for -the wedding of Miss May R. Rada-
way-seldest daughter of -EdwAriTited-
awawto-Dr-ErM-Jackson; -simeriii-
tendant of the 'Eastern Emergencies
hospital, Chicago. Miss Rodaway is
is a recent graduate of the Jefferson
Park hospital of that city. The wed-
ding wilttake place in Ontario street
church at noon on San. 1st.
Parkhill; Friday evening a number
of-thesTerendis Robt. Perley,
teller of the Standard Bank, assembled
in the rooms abovke the Bank to pre-
sent him with an address and a gold
signet ring suitably inscribed as la
token of appreciation of ' his steeling
qualities as exhibited during business
intercourse with him as an officer of
the bank and in social circles. Mr.
Perley left Saturday morning to take
the position in the bank at Colborne
to w'hieh he has been promoted.
to
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LEARN ORESS-MAKINGlY MAIL
Take-a-Personat-COUrse at-SehoOl.
To enable all to learn we teach an
cash or instalment plan. We also teach a
personal class at school once a month.
Class commencing iast Tuesday of each
month. These lessons teaches how to cut,
fit and put together any garment front the
Plainest shirt waist suit, to the most elabor-
litp di ess. The whole family can learn from
one -Course. We have taught ever seve
thousaral dress -malting, and guarantee 10
give five hundred dollars to any one that
gannet loarn bettveen the age of 4 antl
You eann.4 lemma dress-m:0.in%; as
, iittroul.th i 1 his coUige teaches if you
• Wotk la• hop, for years. Beware of emits -
flouts wc employ no one outside the
school. This i thel only experienced Dress
•,Cutting S-ehool in Canada and t.xcelled by
• ;Woe In any other -country. Write at once
totpartiodars, as we have cut our rate one-
third for a short time. Address
MeV ORESS-CUTTINO =oat,
31 trio St.. Stratford. Ont Canada.
%Imago. AT oNce-We have decided to In. ▪ street and employ a number of smart young ladle
to _teach our course in Dressmaking, having one
tertelter for the six neareatioWns where they
lise-
agt 2014 Tbottei who have worked at dressmak-
ing, or liken drawing preferred. Please do notapply
unless you can devote your whole time. Address
4 Tun *non
Wanted.
2 reliable men as agents for Exeter
and surrounding country to sell our
specialties, MAYNARD PLUM,,FITZ,
GERALD PEACH, ARCHDUKE
unman*. RITSON PEAR, WM-
DEMAND RASPBERRY and a gen-
-e_rel-lineof fruit -and -ornamental -trees.
xiait Oatt make rnonev out of our stock
• here-you-would--fail--with-scommoir
,stock. We pay; cash weekly, supply
outfit free and give exclusive territory
Write to PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
Growers of high grade nursery ,stock.
Toronto. Ont.
te • s to suitssagext
workftm part time
41.1 TUW%I
- atta Weekly
Mail and Empire
or
-Weekly Globe
tO Jan'.'09 $1.35
and all other papers
at lowest rates.
'tar Council
The Oottncil met in the Town Hall
on Monda.tv Dee. leth.- Members all
relent. Minutes of the last meeting
3ohp-Knight--That $1'be refunds
«1 to•aitch Of the , following persons:
ilteAvoys john Mitchel', and I
sr.. being an error
found their assessments,
0,10-4Znight-The following se.
counts Were pluitedz-r-itosa-Tttylor Co.,
Ltd., lumber, $10,45; W. H. bereft
, ,toalufai the North End Fire
Lir Stanlake, labor' at tbe
fot, labor: Thos. Band -
Bissett, $1. Alf. Tay -
'landlord, SIM/ Thea.
ltd. Davi,. $4#38 Wal -
03s* Frank Mellott.
411' Thi, oek„t$1; Geo. Cudroore.
Russell, wood, $13{ Jas.
t ittarity. $3,00; 1). Gilles. do,
.1 *Mei' Connor, part aalary AS
ID All to;
It
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eke-Adjooratoent, •
JOR. 810,1101t, Clerk.
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--w.- - ----yearssacfWely-eOreireeteilswitirscburels
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srhe_. teithaonlais which we are c-i;i1., --viiirk in_the Nairn congregation; par--
;etantirtsigsroatit _frooxv,stefol_women- tigulatly-in\ Connection with the seri,
establish, beyond a doubt the power of vice ofpraiseas organist, andher ser -
Lydia E. Iiinkhatn's Vegetable Com- vices will.be-muelt-missed. She will
• uil'tzreertitiieffeniale dtsease4. , ' Vilt;floef,-b-d-iibiiiiletir ifireFtlie
Women suffering from any form- of congregation and will no doubt be
female weakness are invited to promptly often called upon to give - a helping
communicate with Mins. Pinkhara, at hand as she has done so willingly in
Lynn, Mass. She asks nothing in return The pat. -A very pretty wedding was
for her advice. It is abeolutely free, and solemnized on Wednesday, Dec. llthe
to thousands of women has proved to be at the home of the bride's father when,
more precious than gold. Miss Edith, daughter of Adam G.
-Seat. WAS Unita in 'marriage to -Geo.
. ,
A. Flyan, a prosperous young farmer
Maki' of McGillivray. ,The ceremony \ was
, performed by ReV. mr. Sutcliffe', of
, Miss Kettneh, who been resident of Corbett. The bride was attended by
our village for the past year and who her sister. Miss Bella, while Thoinas
has, during the time, made many
Flynn, brother of the groom, acted as
warm friends in the neighborhood, best man. The bride was gowned in
left on Tuesday hist for Yorkton, white cashmere and wore tbe -bridal
Sask., where she intends to remain for veil with orange blossoms. At the
some time, the guest of her brother.- close of the impressive marriage eere.
We are sorry to report the illness of monY Miss Martha Sellars Sang "Home
Thomas Dinsmore, who has been eon. Sweet Horn " after which the bridal
e
fined to the rteeth trouble. Wsumptuous wedding dinner. A recep-
wish him speedy recovery. -Miss
for sorn0 week n 1 party and gu sts issatsdomnstst a most
suffering fro_
-Miss Wei. tion was then held at the home of the
da Stevens returned to her home after bride's father, where the happy couple
completing her Model term in Clinton.. received the hearty congratulations
After the yacation she takes charge of and best wishes of all. A considerable
a school near Blyth. We wish her number of the friends of the bride. and
success. •groom were present. Mr. and Mrs,
Flynn will reside iii--MeGillivray at
the home of the groom's father.
• Kippen .s. .
Stephen Council
VERY SAD. -A telegram was re-.
Council met at the Town Hall, Cred.
ceived by Thos. Mellis conveying the
sad news_ of the death of his daughtfir. iiton, Monday. De0,_10._at_10. a.m., All
Mrs; Arthur Dignan, at Luxford. Sask. members present. Minutes of previous
In February last Celia Mellis was unit. ' meeting read and adopted.
ed in Olarriage to Arthur Dignan; and Kellerman-Wuerth-that •Gottlob-
they went west to make their home. Brown. Collector of taxes, is hereby
with the brightest and _happiest pros. authorised and instructed to continue
pects, and the death of one so young the levy and collection of the unpaid
is indeed sad, To the bereaved hug. taxes in the wanner and with the pow -
band, and father and other relatives er as provided by law for the general
will be extended the very • lev and collection of taxes.-Oarried.
-sympathy of a very large -circle of an ers— 1 a he fol
friends. The deceased was of a bright persons- be appointed Deputy- Return -
and happy disposition and was a gen. mg officers and Poll Clerks at the re-
eral favorite in this neighborhood. spective polling places held through.
The retire/no were brought home for out the municipslitycls Newt. Baker,
interment in Baird'a censeteri.-We D -B-0,. Henry Mills; P.C.; 2, Wm.
arewrr toeseirouthe-ootitthried 111. DearittgOldt04-0-66;-Peultitlic-P:0:1-
nest of Mise MintysMcGregors._ Alonzo Hodgins,.
otir-most suceessfud and very popular FY0Ul, P;Cf.fl:Wni
school teacher& She has been taken 1 Ezra raiste-RsLis; Si) Day- Mawbilme7.)
to the Clinton hospital, where she will D.R.O., Alex, Nee , P. C.;* 0, Chris.
doR.O., Pet...McKenzie
be under skilful treatment, at4i to Thomas Keys, D.
we Stade. D.R.O., Lewis Preeter, P.0„; 7
Imps that she will noon be re
her usual health. -Mr. Guy Caldwell D.R.O.; 8, Wm. Hayter, D.R.O.; Jas.
ban purchased G. T. McKay's farm I Wilson, P.C.; 9, John Statton O.R.G.,
Clinton: On Tuesday evening the
Young Metes Bible eI8,88-Of the -Ontario
Street church entertained the young
ladies of Miss EL Courtice's class, of
tame church. At the close of the eve-
Oingi,Miss Lucy Stevens, -the teacher
of the Y. M. B. O. waspresented with
a china mantle set. The me ven-
ing the meuxbers Of t Modelassembled at the hoineof Mr. Hartley,
principal of the Model school, and pre-
sented him with a case of pearl -hand-
led knives, accompanied by an address.
Clinton: The death of Mrs. Ker,
wife of Peter Kers was not unexpected
last week, because her • Condition of
health was soeh that recovery was
hsrclly 'human. She contracted ty-
p oid as the result of it mother's devo-
ti n and care to her daughter Lottie,
and being_itt the time run down, the
disease took so strong hold on her
that she could not get rid of it, other
complications arising, which led to
hersdeath--Mrs.•Xerwaa..borninliay-
flebillity.two years ago and • was the
eldest daughter of the late Frederick
Ahrens.
lowiog
the year. McKay goes to pa. nee Webb -Sanders -that By -Law No. 24
and, gets -possession- the beginninfi of David Wilson. P.C.-Carried.
Rupert, the terminus of the Grand of 1007 to appoint D.R.O's and vp. C's.
Trunk Pacific, in the spring* where he , and select Pooling Booths in the mun-
will be engaged on the supervision of iSiPalitY, having been read the third
cement contra,cts.-Owing to $o much time. • he passed and signed by the
sickness the St; Andrews Church -gun- Reeve and ()fere and the seal of the
day School entertainment ,has been corporation attached thereto. -Carried,
declared off for the present, but some 1, Orders to the *mount of 111031-85
time later St. Nichol** will appear were Plesed.
with he load of good cheer. ---A meet. Council adjourned Beni die. Nornin
fog of thershareholdertof rhis-Kippeir-atiorslOr` Iteever Deputy iteeve-a
Public flail Co. was held on Fridays Councillors to represent the inunici.
when it was decided to eell the hall Panty during the year 1008, will take
and land connected therewith: A Place the Town Mi), December 90#
1007, at 1 p.m. 11. Eilber, Clerk
Local Option
Winks
At Drink
In a license town, ,drirucing is
done under rigid laws and in
the eyes of the public. Every
condition operates to make
men restrain themselves. The
beverages sold, are of honest
'quality, and pure. in a Jima
option town, men drink '
terated Stuff of the worst
quality, and drink far more
because public op i ni on As
blinded by the law.
Practically, local option ban-
ishes the decent bar and mkt.
*tea the "blind " It winks
at the. abuse akohol auti
foitts it/ absie0.
\.1
Under !beat option, the man
who profits is the keeper of the
"mica pie who *14 Adultet.
ated 'stuff, by stetath and 84 -
tributes naught to the, local
revenues. ,
nderlieense, the community
t&-stit a -whole, for the
liquor. traffic is regulated, la
taxed, and is conducted under
the watch of the whole popula-
tion, with all the restrictions
that implie3. Local option
takes the traffic from the grip
of - and delivoks over
to privitteigri,ed.i )"
Option
TheFew
,
'Ottawa, December, TOOL
---It-seetningdesirtiblertirelicit ate-vr-
ression of pusblic opinionas to veketh.
er orttottherr-iblitildTielialiiiiiiinii-
ship of, piabliostitilities thio circular
letter is being sent to the more inguen -
tial newspa,pere in the Province in the
hope that its publication may lead to
a generifidiscusiiiin-ofthe subjects
Itis thought that as the natural ad.
vantages that are capable of being
used. for tbe general benefit of i0divid.
mills in, different localities very so
much the beatWayto elicit an express -
*ion of opinion .aa to what utilities
should be undertaken ,b Dominion,
Provincial or Municipal authorities is
to interest the Press in the subject
without regard to.its political leanings.
it is hoped -that On will .-publish thit
letter and also all correspondence
which•itussy-cause-you-to-receive-a
that you Will feel sufficient interest in
the subject to give some expression of
$our own views as to it.
that they would be benefited y the
‘ While some coninsOnities til think
per atttboricy undertaking. on their
half to improve ,is harbour, to main -
sin county roads.. to build railway*,
to furnish or tretnismitelectrie energy
tarot:Ewer and light Purpoees or in
sonie other Way to benefit thedi out of.
the general revenues 'of the people,
there are undoubtedly other conitatin-
itfea which would repudiate any , such
+sieve- and prefer to have matters left
at heretofore and to have such Utilities
provided by _private: Ineanii. The_ads
vantages or ilisidirantages cif- public
ownership of such utilities so far as
rtiontar localities are concerned wilt
made clear by 11. free and general
e*Ptca$1911 of optoiO0 as ,t0 What each
locality considers sesoild be tmost ad.
vantageous for it to enjoy through *-
stance received „Itern the public re
All expressiOnalof opinien and to enm
It fif thOsAfit*TitTat tii CiiiiiiillY note
Porsilitir from Such expressions to as.'
marlin what utilities if any it is gen.
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tally it the Docninietti On it* tIart,
he 'Pro Ince* on- their part and Mnu,,,
leipitlities on 'the 1 r part should under.
!Ake.
no there should be an equal :grant,
for utilitiest(whatever the nature f
*liable utilities may he seems to be
sound klea•to *Otto .$411 Who. •itt
to attittleit thtittosition.
Yours, f#
Mo?*'
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Y.qur greet rent• Y T INS. Tour
remedies ltd wonders for De. I was about 28 or
soyenrs at age when took PSTCHINE. The
doctors hadigiven MO unman lacuraJAmpluvask
• e. Day rungs and every organ of the body were
terribly diseased and wasted. Friends and neigh.
bore mullahs I'd never -go -better. But PSTCRINE
saved me. Sty lungs have never bothered ins
seneeranctssyeauteasa-permaneat
. t
laitteittoAtliseearesstssaronderfut efsett
&seas° and germalestroying
For builling. op the run-down system
and miring.. All.,....forma_.:a07ar;Inch-
troublea and .diseases of the Chest,
throat, and langs or head,' it is simply
unapproachable. It in a all
home
treatment. For sale at druggists,
600 and $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum,
Etiraited, 179 Xing Street West, To-
ronto.
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Clinton: George Handcock. clerk at
the Hotel Normandie, while hasten-
ing to catch the train at Seaforth last
Saturday night, fell and broke his
collar bone.
Goderich tp.: The residence of
Mason Stirling, 7th con. was the scene
of a very happy and interesting event
on Wednesday evening at 6 o'elock
when their sister Miss Sophia C. }Judie
became the bride of Robert B. Cole.•
second son of P. Cole, Hayfield line.
The ceremony was performed _bysltseses
Snowden and was witnessed by only
immediate relatives. The bridesmaid
was Miss Flossie Cole while Harvey
Hudie supported tbe groom.
-4111k
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by load appliedions, as they cannot reach the diseas-
ed portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutionel remedies
Deainciss is caused by an inflamed condition of the
imams lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have &rambling sound or hn.
perfeetrheirenit trenthretro**(1. Deo; -
Weals the result. and unless theinfisinmation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi-
tient hearing Will be destroyed forever: nine eases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but at infitined condition of the trinethiesurilees.
We giro One !fondled toilers NC any OW Of
Deafness (caused by Wan%) that cannot be cured
byliall's Catarrh Cure. Send foreirculars free.
F. J. MENET CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75e. „
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Is entirely unlike any other hair preparor
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In twenty American cities
under local 'option, with
878,752 total population,
oe arrest is made for
eirery 4; residents.
In twenty-tvvo Wisconsin
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6;89,232 population, the
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locaLoption, swaps the -re
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