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B. S. O'NEIL,
33,4NZER,
EXETER - ONT.
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TraRsilot$ 4 general baradeg business -
Receives ti aeocaints of merchante and
hers op favorable terms.
Offors every acoommodation consistent with
fe and consorvotive banking prineiples,
Rive per oent. interest allowed on deposits.
-Drafts issued payable at any °thee of the
aterehants Bank.
NOTES DISCOUNTED, it MONEY TO
LOAN ON NOTES AND MOBTGAGES
igto &der Mom
THURSDAY, APRIL lith,
THE JESUIT DEBATE.
(Crowded out last week)
Now that the smoke of battle he stif-
ficiently cleared away we drew a fitting
opportunity to survey the field of car-
nage and moralize on the effect and corn-
pletuees of the victory. Numerically
speaking it certainly must be admitted
that the Governmen0 victory goes
atithout paraIlel, at least in Canaclian
anna'
ls but that certainly does not de-
cide the justice of their cause. It must
always be conceded that among the
,4reater number, all things else being
equal, we should find the greater
amount ot intelligence. D would.. in-
deed be a strange commentary on our
Canadian Parliament to say that thir-
teen out of two hundred and one were
all that had an intelligent conception of
the nature of the question. We con-
sider the argument that such a vast
majority of the weathers are bound
hand and foot '7o Rome, as unworthy of
any reasonable person at all conversant
with the calibre composing our Canadian
House of Commons. Then to what
must we attribute such an overwhelm-
ing vote? We a aswer, to the fact that
there within the four walls of the Cow -
moil's Chamber, far removed from the.
heated turmoil of an excited and to some
extent, prejudiced people, our repre-
sentatives were enabled to bring •that
calm, undisturbed and mature judge.
ment to bear upon the matter. There
the question was considered in its true
light, there the judgement and argu-
ment were directed to the question in
its legal aspect, and not from any senti-
mental or emotional s1andpoin4„; and
we must admit that such a state of
affairs was more intended to conduct to
a calm judicious decision than it was
possible to arrive at in such a stampede
as it has been, we are sorry to say, our
lot to witness throughout Ontario We
must bear in mind that the question at
issue was not the character of the Jes-
uits, not, the fool hardiness of the Que-
bec, Government, as some call it, in
p teeing this iniquitous act, not an
Li undrecl and one hard things that have
b een said about party subserving to the
Catholic Hierarchy, nothing of this
sort; but the plaiu simple question:—
Had the government at Ottawa the
power to disallow the Act? The Gov-
ernment said they had not, one hun-
dred anti eighty aight out of two hun-
dred and one of the most intelligent
and learned men of the Dominion said
the Government was right. Such legal
authorities as Hon Edward Blake, Hon.
David. Mills, and that old and respec-
ted layman Hon. Alex McKenzie
amongst the rest, said so, and we are
inclined to think, much as we would
like to have seen it disallowed, that the
government took the wise course in not
interfering with the act. We think it
was very. unwise for people who were
in total ignorance of the Constitutional
and legal aspect of the case, to rush
about exciting the people with little
resolutions couched in condemnatory
language, when in reality they knew
not whereof they spoke. The matter
has been thoroughly discussed and all
the legal light thrown upon it possible,
every one has a right, an undoubted
right to read and interpret for himself
and form an opinion, Such a own's°
we do not object to, but we certainly
think that the expressed opinion of
parliament is a severe rebuke to those
who were too fast in condemning before
learning the evidence. We do not
oppoee freedom of speech, nor do ave
object to people fornnng opinions, that
is our iairchright, but we do say that
the vast majority of the people who:had
to Say so much about this matter, were
almost in total ignorance regarding the
facts or the principle at issue, viz. ,The
Constitutional right of the Government
to interfere with this objectionable
piece of Legislation. That and only
that was the issue before Parliament,
and when we say the majority of peo-
ple were not able to forni an intelligent
opinion upon it we cast no reflections
upon them whatever. Nor do we think
that protestants as a whole have done
themselves credit by this agitation. It
is contrary to our ideas of liberty and
fair play to cloncninee unsparingly an
opponent either in religion or polltics.
Fair argument is an honored weapon
but epithetical denunciations can never
accomplish any good. We think the
lessons taught are plain and we should
be guided by them in the futore. If
this country is ever to become great we
innst not pursue these rape and creed
differences, but by common courtesy,
intercourae and friendship these little
acutenesses and inexualities will in
time be worn away.
A proclamation isissued prohibiting
the use of snares of any kind for the
purpose of catching or killine fish,
Between blizzards and prairie lirea
the Dakota farmerhas a hard time of it.
The average Canadian reads,of swift
disasters with a fair cliyaree of etitianint-
ity for they seem tO be driving going of
tho Canadian settleron thnt side of the
line back Over the border ;tgain. The
latest report of the Canadian Interior
Department- says that quite a how
number of Canadians Who had Moved to
Dakota are returning to MittlitOba and
thovNorthwest 'Tarter:Y.. They aasert
that Sure Met frosts and other discont-
:Oorts far north are More than balanced
41 7,. t01qprairicg of
• THE SCOTT ACT ELECTION.
There eeelna to no longer any dortbt
that the Soott Act has lost its hold it
•apparently had, on the people a the
Dominion three or four Years ago,
Thuradayeleotion,s were held in. fifteen
counties and two cities in which it had
been in operation for three years or
longer, and where the majorities by
which it had been supported ranged from
eleven in the City of St, Thome to
2,393 in tee County of Kent. Yet in
every one of these counties and oitiea
the voters declared the tinqualifiecl ap-
position to the measure and the lowest
majority against it was 108 in Brant,
Kent, the banner, county as it was call-
ed, owiti,g to the mammoth majority it
gave, lost its prestige entirely, and
now becomes the banner county of
their opponents, with a majority of
1,700 for repeal. For purposes of com-
parison the following table, giving
previous majorities for the act and
Thursday's majorities against, will show
Why temperance men to -day are grieved;
Previous Yesterday'a
vote. vote.
Maj, for. Maj. against
Brant 602 108
Carleton 693 265
Frontenv,c 651 282
Kent .2,393 1,700
Lanark 406 500
Lennox and Adding-
ton 36 600
Lincoln 570 772 •
Northumberland and
Durham 2,187 500
Ontario 1,352 .1,000
Peterboro' • -511 430
Victoria 946 800
Wellington 1,412 1,571
Guelph 168 445
St. Thotnas ..11 571
Colchester, N $ 1,234 1,000
LET US LOOK AT ROME,
Now that the various Ministerial A.s-
sociations throughout Ontario have pro-
nounced upon the Jesuits' Bill passed by
Mr. Mercier, the Premier of Quebec ;
and also have censured the Government
in still stronger terms because it did
not disallow the act—now that gauntlet
has been run in this connection, would
it not, while public sentiment is rife, be
as well for the Ministerial Associations
and others who have so vehemently as-
serted themselves of late to chreot their
attention to our own Province and con-
sider a few of the past legislations of
the Ontario Government. Here they
they wilItind that innumerable privili-
ges have been granted to the Roman
Catholic chipch -concessions that real-
ly concern us. We in Ontario cannot
do any more than protest againstfavors
shewn in Quebec by Quebec politieians;
but in our province we can deal.accord-
ingly, with those legislatures who have
attempted to buckle to any, church for
preferment. Instonce the displacement
of the Bible proper with a—book of
imitations— hackedand cut to satisfy
Bishop Lynch. Notice that our school
laws have been so amended as to deny
the Roman Catholic liberty of con-
science, by being forced °to send his
children to a seperitte school whether
he be agreeable or not. Such truckling
should he denounced and the trucksters
cast into obeurity. But would the peo-
ple of Ontario who as they speak if this
opportunity occurred. in the provincial
affairs? Knowing that Mr. Mowat re-
tains in his cabinet a Minister of -Edu-
cation so untruthful or so ignorant that
he denied. that French was taught in
Eastern Ontario when it was welt estab-
lished that they were ; knowing that
Mr. Mowat on every occasion has de-
ferred to Roman hierarchy, and has act-
ually given it a certain supervision over
Protestant educational affairs would
they cast their ballots against him
should an election be held shortly? To
be consistent they should do so, but it
would at the present time show that
they meant *ell if they would keep a
little of the strength they are putting
into the Jesuit protest to bestow upon
Mr. Mowat. It is not good tactics to
go so far from home for game when
there is as good in the bush near by,
yet these people who have of late been
carrying guns did so. If these Reform-
ers who at the present time are so lond
in their protest against the Jesuit and
other Catholic concessions, are serious
what it shaking up Mr. Mowat will get
the next time they are called upon to
deposit their ballots
A STAPLE ART1OLE THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD
Txxa 11BRCEN1.1•TT's PROFIT .6..111) Tiltit &WC
IIAN'S Hors.
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Australia forms no small portion of the
vast field over which the celebrated Thomas
Holloway has spread the blessing of his
peerless remedies. Their pecnlinr adapta-
tion to the diseases of our climate was dis-
covered at an early day by our shrewd,
observant opulatiOr, , and for years.the
demand for tho.rn has increased with ever -
accelerated rapidity. The heaviest com-
=mini houses in F.Ingland are ill thefre-
quent habit of receiving from their corres-
pondents in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide,
Geelong, and in feet frotn every part of
Australasia, orders for Holloway's Pills and
Ointment, hncl merchants of the Jewish
persuasion, proverbially the most cautious
•of all the mercantile community, invest
larger sums than any other traders in these
vomiter preparations. They know full well
that the moment the shipments arrive out
they can be sold at et large advance on in-
voice mins, and that the mai lot for them
never is depressed. Yew persons think of
turning the r fA008 tory/vas the gold fields
withont a supply.
For disorders of tho liver awl stomeeh the
Pine eve claimed to he it swift and sure
speeifie, and the claim is verified by an
overwhelming mass of testim ony. NOW
we all know how entirely the bodily health
depends upon the condition of these two
important organs, It the digestion is ire-
pau ed, the bowels dinot derv), and the liver
torpid or congested, the, whole frame su fforS.
The strength declines, the spirits droop,
the complexion becomes cadaverous, the
flesh Wasted, supineness and despair take
the placeat of energy and hopefulness, A
few timely dove) of the Pills bring back
digestion, appetite, And physicist energy,
sternach is strengthened and • toned,
the liVer invigorated, the de -vitalized blood
teetered to its normal cotidition, and the
invalid recovers the strength, tho energy,
tied the health that belong tg vigorous
enanhood—Oburver.
CEN TRAL
Drug Store
A. full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exetei.
C rrZi.
MIMI MU
IF TOU WANT TO f3AVE MONEY
Through X-mas and New
rears, •
BUY YOUR GOODS FROM THE _
Cheap Store, Crediton
As he is determined to clear out all
his stock of
DRY GOODS,
1300T & SHOES,
HATS,
OAPS, ETC.,
At lessthan actual Cost
Sale to commence lst Jan., and
continue until all is cleared out, as I
am going out of the above lines.
TERMS — CASH.
N. B. All accounts must be settled
lst January.
3. MITC,11-EELL,
'11HE
INTERCOLONIAL
OF CANADA,
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•
The royal mail, passenger and freight route
between Canada and Great Britain,
—and—
Direct route between the West and all the
points on the Lower St. Lawrence and Baia
de Chttlenr, also New Brunswick, Nova,
sootia,Prinee Edward Island, ()ape Breton
and Newf oundlem d.
Now and elegant linfret sleeping and day
cars ran on throu,qh express trains.
P.tese agora for Great Britain or the conti.
tient by lettying Toronto by 8 p.m. train on
Thursday will 3oiu outward mail steamer at
Halifax Saturday.
Superior elevator, warehouse and dook
ae-
c�mniode.tlon at Halifax for shipment of
grain mud general merchandise.
Years of experience have proved the Inter..
colonial, in connection with steamship lines
to and from London, Liverpool and Glas-
gow to Halifax, to be the quickest freight
rout °betty eau Canada and Great Britain.
Information as to passenger and freight
rates can be had on application to
N.WEATHERSTJN,
Western Freight &Passenger Agent
98 Bossin House Block,York St. Toronto
D.POTTINGEB,
Chief Superintendent
Railway office, Moncton. N. O. Nov, 20, 148.
YOU CAN GET
21 POUN S
—OF—
Raw Sugar
R 01.
ss
ik
Sugar
FOR $1,00.
—AT--
POST OFFICE STORE,
One Door South
. of Post Office
EfA.S.-r.—
A NiteW AND, COMPLETE
:--STOCK OF--
oots
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing protoptJy attended to.
GEO. lVIANSON,
FARA FOR I3ALE OR RENT.
100 aores„let 7. corTc;rsion 4 Keq-1,11ivrar,
north boundary ; 80 /write 014a1.0(1, and In good
state ; 14 sores fall wheat ; 20 acres ploughed
20 Imes seeded down, Good orobard ; 2 good
wells ; 10 acres good timber; fair buildings.
los sold or rented. Terms easy. For fur-,
their particulars apply to ,F. & L. LEARY.
in Maguire P 0
FARM FOR SALE.
Ninety acres—I-Jot 0, con. 2, in Stephen
township, Huron (to., over 70 aores cleared, of
winch 00 acres aro M grass and in first-class
condition. Dalf mile from Oentralia. Good
brick house and out.buildings. Must he soicl.
For further particulars apply to
MATTIIItW 1110 FLO OK
Amos. Crediton 0.
QALESMEN Wanted. --Good
salaries or commission paid to the right
men to sell our choice and hardy varieties of
nursery stook. Now is the thne of the year to
engage. None but honest and upright Inert
needapply, do not delay if you deeide to Join
us, as delays aro dangerous. Apply with re-
forcnceen MAY 13130THERS,
Nurserymen,
Rochester, N, Z.
To Advertisers.
A list of 1000 newspapers divided into States
and Seotioeti will be sent on application --
FREE.
To those who want their advertising to pay,
we eon offer no better medium for thorough
and effective work than the various sections
of our Select Local List.
GEO. P. ROWELL ife 00..
Newsnaner Advertising Bureau
10 Serum) street New York,
ZIPPEN MILLS.
NEW IMPROVEMENTS.
D.B. McLean in thanking his customers
fortheir liberal patronage, wishes to inform
them and thepublie in general that be has re-
fitted tie Grist Milland put in new improve-
ments, and having secured the services of it
thoroughly competent miller, is now better.
Prepared than ever before to turn out a, good
quslity ef Flour. Flour and Feed, Oornmeal
and Oatnnal bent constantly on hand. Chop-
ping only fic per beg. Don't forget the old
stand. I will also be prepared to attend to all
°Liston' Sawing D. 33. MoLlIAN. Kippen.
Eyes Tested
FRE -R
—BY --
A.MURflAY
Practical Optician,
Graduate Optic SchoollIT
Eyes tested ; defective sight restored by the
aid of fine glass's. Large assortment of the
finest glasses on hand. A call solicited.
S. Mert7MM.A.-"g",
419 JataCI=X1NICON3D-ST London.
BRICK AND TILE
FOR SALE.
Any quan ti ty of hriek and tile of all sizes
for sale at the
MOATZ BRICK YARD, Orediton.
First-class bri.C13.-404 per Thou-
sand. Tile Ori ° spoindingly
The oreditorslis.ve e • - Mr.illoatz to
leek after the sale of th rid tile, and he
will be foundin the yarn at e. times.
Next year the yard will be run by Mr.
Moats as usual.
Crediton, 3anuary150,1889.
IN THE HIGB. COU OF
JUsTIcE, .
CHANOERY
Itt the mattei• of lo nunbe • abutt-
ing on the southeast bou y of the
township of *Osborne, in4 cou. ty
of Huron.
Notice is hereby even tharJl Hanna
and William Hanna both of township of
Usborne, in the County of auro5, farmers,
have made an application to bus Chancery
Division of the Ilig.h Court of Justice fooit
certificate of title to the above mentionod
property, under "The Act for, Quieting Titles
to Reel Estate in Ontario" and have PrOduourl
evidence whereby theYaPpear to be the owners
thereof, in fee free from all encumbrances ex-
cept the terms and eonditions of the last wMl
and testament of the late William 11anna„Tr.,
deceased, ond also except it certain mortgage
now on said lands, dated the 18th Novembe,r,
HA•ifDly.1,13.rd86.S, made (by Wiliam Hanna to 014.0
George P. Jones, and assigned to one Robert
•
Wherefore any other person having or pre-
tending to have any tith, to, or interest in said
lands, or any part thereof, is required, on or
before the seventh day of May, now
next ensuin g. to filo it statement of his claim
verified by affidavit; in nay office at the Oity
Stratford, and to serve a copy on the said trohrn
Haulm and William Hanna 00 on 19'. Cavan
MoseriPt, their solicitorat his °Thee in the
town of St. the county of Perth. and
in default every such elahn will be blurred
and the title of the said • John- Ilanna, and
William Mame become absolute and hide -
f Gamble at law and in equity subject on lY
to the reservations tnentioned in the 2013I sec-
tion of the said Ad and -therein mitobered A.
33, 0, D. E. and F, and to the eharges and en-
utubrances herein before set out.
'L3;}t 1-f Insane,
Referee of Twee a Stratford
Dated this 2nd day of April, A..31,1889. •
••••smoesoarbtamantartavxmo.tcsamv*Im......ram
W. FIR1L
Davidson. aoos.
Builders & Cantradtoi rs
Shop one door east of Parsons' Black-
srai th dhop Manufacturers of Sashes, Doors
and Blinds. Buildings contracted for. Plans,
estimates and specifications furnished if re-
quired,
From Lb eir past experience in the building
line they guarantee Kai ethetion. All work
done with promptness and dispatch. Season -
ed lumberalways on band.
WM. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON.
MarketScluare
General Store
The undersigned would inform the pnb-
lie that he has just reecived his
SUMMERtut' STOOK
cs
--INCLUDING—
A tali line of Dry -Goods, Hata & Clops, and
()rockery, Boots and Shoes,
e Jesuit
i77
Agitating The Public,
But the Sensation of the Day
is how Wonderful oh.eap
CARLING BROS.
are Selling.
SEE OUR READY MADE CLOTHING, Don't
look like it, But it is ; Looks more like High Priced
Merchant Tailor work, liVeats more like it, too, stands
wear and tear, strongly sewed seams, neatly stitched '
edges, well cut, well finished, low priced.
Can Sell a Man's Suit Worth $7.00 for $5.25.
Boys' Suit Worth $4.00 for $3.25.
Men's Pants at1.25, $1,50, SI .75
2.50, $2.75, $3.00 and $4.00
By paying the cash and getttng the discount we are
m a position to sell these goods at the above prices.
We guarantee satisfaction in these goods or no sale.
We solicit a call to prove what we say is correct.
No trouble to show Goods at
CARLINGR0S.
—EXETER --
PHOTO STIIDItl.
For Fineiy Finished Photos of all sizes,
troll, small album size to 11xI4
from life, try
—71-I0 IR,
He has atss elogne display of Photo-
graph by -1111,s Sizes : 8x101
•1 . 1 .iil 4x17.
AT .• °RICES
It wi I be tc ins; advan age of th o
having pictures :o train.; ta . xamine his
stock of Picture Mau ig.
Getzprices before mu elms ng elsewhete.
JOS. SE. ,1 )R
To l'ariner:
—CALL AT THE—
Montreal General Store
I am wanting any amount of
turkey and geese tail and wing
quills.
—FOR SALE
Ladies' and Children's Boots & Shoes.
Ladies' and Children's Rubbers,
Ladies' iinhbers and Hosiery com-
bined.
Ready-made clothing, Flannels, 'Underwear
Top Shirts and Cardigans.
glic1911S Ind Pines, Sewing tlifschinev
otrna for sale or to refit, almos-
t, .) ILO
6,1V(5 rna f call Before purchasing else -
he. e
T. DEARING.
.tho.th street, south of Janies-sI I -ch.
LaellerV OPPositss POso 011ie
orgialont2,
HEADQUAR,TRS,
--FOR —
Pure Drugs, Patent Medi -
eines Dye -stuffs,
Perfumery and Toilet
Articles,
SchoolBooks and Stationary,
,Photo Frames, Albums,
Purses, etc. .
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco.
' Also a large assortment
• of Toilet and Bath
Sponges always
on hand
Pr e s crip tions Carefully pre-
pared frona the purest
Drugs.
Remember the place, Sign,
GOLDEN iNfOli.TAR,
Main St.,
Those wishing anything in rey lane will
find Otto their advantage to call and in
spect oiy goods and nrices,
Hit:I:hest priees paid for But-
ter awl Eggs and all
kinds of produce.
Ar. P. Ross.1
111,,Drowair
Perk
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF, THE SKIN,
And every species of disease arising
frorn disordered LIVES,• KIDNEYS, I
STOMACABOWELP "rn7. BLOOD.
T, MILBURN (Sz 00, ."179/ig°,11,11.,0.
41,
DH. Washington
Throat & Lung Surgeon,
Of Toronto, will be at the Central Hs
0 tel, Exeter, "
Tmu.a.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed Tenders will boareceived up to the
10th day of May, 1880. by the undersigned,
for the excavation of the eat at Grand Bend,
the dredging of the river Aux Bauble, and
ditching of Haycock's creek.
Tenders to state the estimate for each
separately. Plans and specificatigins can be
seen at II Eilber's office, Orediton. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily accented.
work not to be commenced until the liability
of the townships concerned is rested. Plans
and specification *rein the possession of the
Councils of McGillivray, West WillisraS and
Bosanquet
The work will eornmence and terminate at a
date to be hereafter agreed upon.
The engineering was done by R. Coad, Esq.,
tencoe. the proposed cut is about 81 rods
long, average dePth 20 ft., bottom width 30 ft.
Tho nver dredging Is about Mein -tins, 0011.,
wide, at varinble depth.
Tenders to statoon outside(Tender for 0130)
and addressed to
0. PROUTY, flay, P 0, Ont.
13y ender of tho township of Stephen.
N. B.—Seturi ty wilt be required for com-
pletion of work,
Assicrnee s Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Sims, Insolvent
creditors of the above estate aro honsbY
notified that / have premixed an account af
the receipts and expenditures herein, and
that the same-roaa be inspected at the offiee
of Lewis 11, Dickson, barrister', Exeter.,
All claims against the said estate =let bo
filed. property Verified, with me or with nip
solicitor Mr, Pickeono on or beton the first
day of `Ma y, A • D, 1880. ,
WIs. e
Dated 0 rediton, Ord Aptil.,1880.
A OOOK BOOK
FREE
Dy 'tato any lady sending us her best offido
addmast Waal Riehardsan &Co.a Montreal.
Until 5 o'clock.
Catarrh,Bronchitis, Asth a, Consumption
etc, permanently and effectually cured.
A few Prominent Testimonie
of Permanent Cures:
Mrs.,Tohn MeNay, Kingston, Ont., Oats
and Consumption.
John hIcKelvy, Kin f(Ston,Ont.,catarrb •
Mrse.Hopping, Ringston, Ont., Broit
711tile4Mr.1SeilViston,
Ont„ Catarrh, F
and throat.
Read W. If. Storey's Original Testiuwq
Catarrh Throat Cured.
Listen to W IT Storey, Esc of the firn
W lf Storey bon, Acton, Glove Manure
ors, also Presiden t Manufacturers' Associa
of Canada.
DR, WASITENGTaN, 215 Yonge-"h, Toronto,
Damt sza.—.1 assure you I feel grateful
the radical cure yon'have effeeted in ivy do
trouble, and thouith 3 plilre 'having mc,
appear in conneetiont the testimonial
inessyet, having regard for those who
similarly it -Tooted. es well as having- tetteSi,
recognize the results your treatment
a departure Ot this ....at. ?rim, to my aeons
from repeated, • aelts of catarrhal sore 11
each succeedir ttaelt being more prole
end violent 'Xit r 4h e former. At these ti;
had violent r to t.t eough it; g, and World
charge large ququi ides of mucous, 1'
alarmed, 1 spught zilches& mediae] shill
took almost es•ery thing known to tne
ablo,iticludmp; a numb -noted Specialis
without experioneing apasti el e of relief,
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