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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, TaURSI3,4AY 'MORNING, NOVENTUR 'Srd, 1904
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bis livery busarese,
-G.J. Sutherland, Notary 1"ubllsa conTearal
isaurer of Marriage 1,irceaseel. Legal eocements
'Cer, Gorarniseloner,FireXusaraaee Agent. elle
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p caretelly drawls at eeesoeable retest. ramiev
g to loan on real estato atlewrateeot enereef.'
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P1 e or them lel 1 nft
petual mdiennial glow.
the time
-eft.. David Cantelon has per°
to be MI the le* oue for a
Peed range or Perak stove',
Weed or col as we have a
large number to choose from
of tbe. leading makers a Can-
ada, neraely
PANDORA
IMPERIAL OXFORD
TREASURE
SOUVENIR
r wifes face wreath la a
WO (1150 earrY a, Igeto4
blasts to choose from.
TERS
e *t1g1t het
We epecialter o Eave Trim
Double and gle acting force pump, bath roo
all kindon the shortest notice.
We eleo Caere' ef a. full line a shelf hr4ware
Cementthe two leading brande, National au1 Star breed,
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lehased Mr. Venesi dwelling on Gx-
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1 to_tdxszisr.itee‘1,1$011 ao msa qms.4,
lIngersoll, ate the gnests et Mrs. .T. 1
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es Shaw.
-1,Ers Rohr. McMartin and family l
: Lave Moved to Seafortle They will
se tie nuseed by their xelatives and frie
* ends here .
* -lir. and Ietre, James.7‘fo)laalin,
• o London, were in ,Ehe villa_ge title
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• ek vielting Ur, and "Mes. R, liOu"
* Lron Mrs. ereedartin's parente.
: -Mr. jantee LieVerleY, having fiL-
ted up the upstairs over his shop, re
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* cently occupied es a rauele store by
• eft'. O. Copeland, intends living in it
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• -Ur. V. llowald 110$ commenced
the erection of a LielW 1_1 -Welling On
the let lie pin:chased some time ago
trout Mr. R. Paterson, iinnueliatele
east of the rectory.
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Mr. Thomas lioueon. of Clinton.
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es . ,setes Purchased the inter st of Mr.
.t. er.gg MeCaughneY, in the Connuercial
hetelImre and- will get poeseseion as
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. Fo00 as ties license can he trans-
* ferred .
Ur .W., J. "-Vigor, our enterpri,
carriaee maker Is also atartin
Won et tile seeond devellin
Use hint this fall while 1
n umber of others ititend
u I i the spring.
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POPULAR
SUITINGS Order ed
OVERGOATINGS ANN
Our Aim is
Perfection in
PANTINIS
For Fall and Winter Wear Clothin
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Popular goods must be made to
meeb the requiremente and demands
of the tinaes, we can't etated still we
reuse either move forward, or back-
ward. Oar goods contain distinct fea-
tures that claim the attention of every
eustereete One constant ttim le to
roduce garments that have a, entree-
, a, liersouttlity a th.eir own, to
leave the old beaten track and. rise
Phew* the venventimed enil common
place. '
W Taman.
Merchant Tailor.
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Baby
Carriages
The Prince of Wales Carriages
and Go -Carts are always in it
foe style and finish. a, nicely as-
sorted stock just arrived.
Bicycles
We are again showing the pole-
brated Cleveland Bicycles which
are the best value in the market
to -day for the money.
Repairing
Briug in your old -wheel and
have it repaired, and cleaned
satisfaction guaranteed,
PRICES MODERATE
S. Martin.
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annual meeting et tbe
nett of like Bible Sa-
s held at ilus eletlea-
on Monday evening, fide
given by the a eent of
otiiy and reeleent ministers.
tewart and her eon, Jas.
Tucetersmitle has returned from
ery pleasant trip to Vancouver*
Where they had been spending
uple of months. On their way
they etopped off ee nearly ail
reportent places along the line
report having enjoyed the trip
•ery moch
-Ur. T. ,L Barre, the well-known
lorse buyer, returned, home last
-reek from tem old country, where
bee beeu purclotsing, some more
hie entire horses. This roakea the
eeth trip for Mr. Berry to and from
old ettentry. 'On this- trip he
accompanied hy Mr. Robt. Moe
ren, of the Loudon Road, Mad they
report tile passage /tome ON he'll; a
particularly rough one.
it requires akill and patience
and time to give the sleeve the
Prot= Swirl* the collar the cote
rech set aud the body the right
hang.
FallthlUS, SOUS
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The new materials for fall and
winter are here and you can place
41, your order and secure your over-
* coat without delay.
We also give a Sete) Accident and
Disease Polley, good for one year with
the Ontario Accident Insurance Co.
of Toronto, with every order amount- .
ing to $10 or over.
JOHN'S
Merchant Tailor
NOTICE
Constantly on hand. at Ex-
eter and Centralia the Best
Cement in Can d
National Brand
Prices low enough to suit
everybody.
J. Cobbledick
Order Your Coal Now. -Up goes
the 'price at hogs and down goes the
prise of edal. Having bought a few
cars of hard coal at a price on, the
dollar, I am prepared to fill all
orders while it lasts at $6.25 per
ton. First came, first served. Place
your arder at onto for as soon as
-this supply is Zone you will have to
pay more money. Orders left at the
office of A. Q. Bobier will be
t H Pars ns
Winchelsea
Mr. luid Mrs. II. Brown and fam-
wish to express their deep gro.ti-
tacit to the InenY kind friends, who
have manifested. sate* sincere eym-
pnthy for thren in their re.ttent sore
bereavemeet .
Kirkton
coecert in the iniorests of our
public school vill be given in Aber-
doe.te Ball. on the evening of Thanks -
ovine 17th Nove.mber, when Prof.
White, of Toronto, hunaerist, ,wifl
give -the prograntrate This is a wor-
thy cause and should be supported.
Usborne.
Accident. - On Saturday last Mr.
William Allison, of the Thanaes road
met with what might have 'been a
very serious acoident. Ho went np
on the xoof of a. building to do
some Shi.ngling, and the reof being
wet and slippery, he slipped otf and
fell to the ground. He was conseler-
ably :shaken up and so,mewhat bruis-
ed, tat no tones were broken and we
hope soon to see him around again
fully recovered.
Urand Bend
The death took place on Sunday
Oct. letle of Mr. Sohn Rumford, who
lived on a farm near here at the
age oe 72 years. The deceased, al-
thotafah ,confine,d to his bed for some
time, euffered from no partietilar dis
ease, the immediate cause of death
being a (general breaking lup of the
system.. Ile had lived in this section
of the country for many years
and was mach respected. He leaves
to mourn Ms loss a widow and One
son. Internaent took place in the
Grand Bend cerneterY.
promptly attended o.- • • •
Merchants Bank of Canada
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ICE, MONTREAL.
,CAPITAL (all paid up) ..... • .... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $6,000,000
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SUR.PLIS PROFITS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 • • • . • • • • • $ 18,959
'TF105.:Fislin,E. F. liEBB,EN,
GerteralManager , Superintendent of Branches I
95 Branches in Canada
SAVINGS BANK
Interest, at, most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
..PBank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Special" attention-giVen to the business of Fartners and Cattle -
'men, to whom loans are made on approved na.nnes.
Letters of Credit issued to travellers,'payable in all parts of the
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orld.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Centralia
- Looks oat for ellange• in
the weather to -morrow as the elec-
tions will he over.
- Mrs. Ilauslaugl• left on Satur-
day for ;Slot-Jere:11, where elm will
remain for -elapse time.
-League Was Dot twirl here
until Wedneeday evening ()wine to
the absence et Rev. Mr. Andrews,
wbjo was Kea -citing for Rev. Dr.
Hannen. Teeeday evening. and
he Bible Societe which was held
re.
-Mr ,d, Brown, while loadiug
car with apples, U1!( rt let
barrea Lill on hie knee. injuritIM
it ea that. lie had to Xemain in the
house for .`..0Die days, Ite was °et
again on Teesday and 4.' I10 te
aroaeul sesta .
a•Our worthy t °uneaten, bles.sz.
Elston tied eatauel Davis
places of abotle week.
arts having purchased the
s t bIr. Elston has been liv-
ing in. eir. Elston's eew dwelline
15 not yet cempleted.
—no Venous, Davis Co, have
leen eemodelling their store. Thee
have put a eeme0C Under
their atorez malting a ,mott
principally foe butter awl eterage
purposes. In place et the wood ver -
tidal, bave one of cement
and have also added. all up-taelate
elevator to work from the cellar to
the 1st floor. They bave greatly
proved the building and lieve every.
thing very handy. They expect to
Itleopu7.. car of dressed turkeys by ex
teas to Vancouver, the first of next
e chest Reps
fintinatious of the Sr
*allowing results;
er cent, Dora graft
dua r 67; Robert ilea
derson ; 'McCann 57 ; An-
nie Honorer . Thelma eVitzel 48;
The promotione in the eril and tind
classes are at follow% the nemee be..
big Given in order of merit ;FrOM jz
erd to sr. flird, Milton Rats:, Lavine,
Ilenoter, Lillian Heist from sr. to
jr .Orde Georgina Hartman, Russel
Schrader, Eduatute Kraft, front jr.
2n1 to Sr end Ch ries Re ler Hen -
Wild Olive Turuer each
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Kippen
-bliss utile blartin, 0 Exeter, ae.
sided St. Andrew's church choir,
08 Salebatklast and very kindly :WAX
solos enormeer aud evening .
-On Eri•doy evening •of last week,
tho Izeople DE gippen enjoyed tt rare
intellectual treat. Rev. A. McAuley
ot deleseeed his interesting
end instructive .anere on Mormane
lara„ Mr.„ MeAttlal greeted with
Me largest house that ever attend-
ed leoture leippen, and we be-
speak for bim larger audience next
time he appears here. bliss A. Mar-
tin. of Exeter, and Mr. A. Jones,
of London, accompanied by Miss Me -
Cloy, et furreshed the must
cal part of the progranune. Their
seleotions wore very choiee and well
rendered, end we hope „etuee time itt
the not very distant future, we may
have them favor us nein. aliss
Martin also recited. She was hearts
ily encored, and responded in her
u.sual good style. The. 'Mission Band
wish to thank those who so liber-
ally responded to the appeal for a
lhank offering .
JOHN WHITE & SOWS
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ed her brother Mr. Geo Edighoffer
sundae List.
-A new 8 in. elle drain. was pot
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in by the, residents en south 5ide of eses
the. teem line from Mrs, T)letteris I its
to Mr. Jacob leellerman'e store. •
-,--Arthur Rutledge left Monday 40
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mornine to flee a poS•tton in 1. S1.0
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at Exeter, Archie is a bright boy
andwe have no deubt but teat he
will gzve 2,-ood account ef Izinaselts
leunaway.-One 44ty last Week as .
Mr. Berry Schrad'
er left Ids tease
tied to a. posf in front of his father'e
house, they1 got loose, and made a
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dash down the street, when they •+
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came to where ene eels* drain bad
bean dug one hi'-.osank in the earth
arta made a complete summersaalt :
which checked, the 1 i 11 .'y 11 i- levet
any damage to teem or it.
-Nee. jenstiamt Sr., Nolte lives
with her ,sen, 1icb1Ir il, ,on the Saahle
line. met with Aft gsufortunate ae
cideet to a lady of I4er advanced age
being in It: eeveuties, She was eo-
lag to visit a nelehhor ween Bite
ippee and in et -tempting to save
I resit in the fall, brolte axle arm
/el epreined tem other. Last ee-
eirte 5110 \VON tieing as well an eai..tht
Le expecied.
And etre. .T. M. Beacom", et
wingliere visited Mrs. Ileareer'e par -
ones, Mr. atul Mrs. Reenolds, of Sae -
epee. Mr. Deemer is O. P. R. Agent
Ile Weis satisfied thee sooner or lat-
er tliere will be an electrio or eteara
Toed -through thee section. llis
opinion is teat S0010 Of the branch-
es et the C. P. It. tint are being
built mirth, Via COMO *MS ,C4F.01.11'
raSTr lq, COMO
We regret to learn that the Sem-
i. Bank intends to remove their
is ant. ;qr. C. Huston, front our
rU However as this recasts an
ad r Mr, Unstop, We Wal ee-
S Vannot be band and
wish ere success in lus new -
field c, 29on.tbiIi1.y. err .11uston
erne 'here about one year ago o.
perftssTrate,S, t,artp
4unt 3err; 3111) tt bifusbinisesPsleAwsarSet
o bi
on had the confidence of the people
Mr :Huston goes to Thedford Sat-
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mornieg.
Wood ham
--Mr. Bert Rundle spent Sun-
day in Mitchell.
-Mr. Itarry Edwards has ongase
ed with John Sawyer for the winter
montbs.
-Mr .Thomas Fotherieghant and
family left on Tuesday for London
where they intend to make their
future home.
-Mr .James Neely who formerly
Vivo(' here but -went to Ireland some
twelve years ago is renewine ac-
enainiances in the village and sur-
rounding districts .
-Miss Rachel Kirk Su/Waged in
-L. O. L. oyster supper on FridaY
evening, Nov. 41b. Everybody come
and have a good time.
-Mr .and Mrs. Thos. Johnstone
spent Sunday in the "Stone Town."
Mr. Nelson Pletcher and /re Mar-
shall spent Hallowe'en in the burg.
7, -Mr. -and Mrs. Wesley Switzer
spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Shier.
--Miss Lavina Berry is learning
dressmaking with Miss White.
-Mrs. W. J. Roy wet rue m
Cromarty 011 Satterday last after spending i he
past week in Lindsay.
,ti dlo e
in Exeter, on Sunday last.
--Rev. R. A. Cranston attended a
wedding in Toronto, last week.
-Dr. Telford, who has been ser-
iously ill is now on a fair way for
re co v r .
-Mr. John Stacey has erected a
new en e around his premises which
adds greatly to the appearance of hiiti 400s
-Mr- AvorY, of Woodisam, who
has rented Mr. Geo. Miller's store
will take possession in a few - days
We 'wish 'Mr. A VerY every success
in his new under t ikiii g.
Zurich
-AL the meeting of the members
of the HayBranch Agrieultural SO^
cicly in the Town Ilan, held here re-
cently 'the matter of the new fair
grounds was dealt with, and on a,
ballot ,being taken, was ca.trie,d by
a good majority, only four voting;
against it. Over two hun-
ted and fifty dollars has already been
subscribed by ahe lnisiness men and
residents of Zurich, towards the new
grounds. Ten acres et land has been
parchaSed from Mr. Sam Rannie
east of the village. The .position of
the new fair grounds should prove
egrot benefit to ,the Society, as it
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Sexsmith
Crediton
Mr. Bowman of Londe
makieg a bee stay in town wit
John Young,
-Edmund Wnerth returned home
from Napinka, Manitoba, laet Mon-
day. He is quite in love with the
West.
-Mrs. Schneider, et Elkton, Micll.
who iris spent some weeks here with
friends .returned home on Wednes-
day last.
:Several of the friends of Crediton
are glad to learn, that btr, blatteest
Winer, who has been seriously ill
the past Rev weeks is eble to get
round again.
Itatz, the Independent
candidate for North Middlesex was
in town to -day, presumably looking
after etray votes, He Steals quite
confident of success .
--Through the carelessness of some
of the citizens in allowing their
children ,to attend school before they
had thoroughly racovered from seal -
let fever, the disease is being spread
throughout Om entire •community.
-Mr .Joseph Heist has returned
home -from Mississippi State, where.
he has purchased. an interest in a
brick, yard. It is his intention to
sell out here stud move to " Uncle
Sam's?' domains in the near future.
-Mr. Dietz, who leaves for a
visit AO Germany, his native land,
goes to New York, Saturday next
from -which point he will sail on the
following Tuesday. We all wish him
a fine passageand a happy reunion
of friends.
-Mr. Frezer, the Reform candi-
date, held his meeting in the town
Hall, Wednesday evening. There
was a good. attendance .and much en-
thusiasm. Mr. 13. 13. Gunn the Con-
servative •candidate held his moot-
ing on Se turday night in the, Town
Hall, and if the success of the meet-
ing is an indication of the ultimate
outcome, of the contest his success is
assured. Thespeakers. were -Mr.
Either, 1%1 .P. P., Mr. D. Coughlin,
ex -M. P. P., Mr. Sherritt, ex-M.P.
and Mr. Gann, the candidate.
-The sermon preached in the
German ,church, Sunday night by
Rev. G. D. Damm, 00 a"Chrislians
duty to his country" was certainly
maa.,Lerly effort and the pastor de -
Anniversary Services. -On Sunday
last anniversary services \vere held
here, and as the wecither Was all
that ,could .1)e 'desired there was a
large attendance at both iCternoon
and evening meatin-as. Rev. A. LT.
Going, of London, preached in tele
alternoon and Rev. A. E. Shaw, of
lIensall, in the evening. On -Aleirelay
evening 'alio annual 4 e1-111e4t1147 was
h,eld, and as 'ale weather AN es fine,
the clitircil Was filled to the, door:,
An .excellent programme was rend-
ered, after all had partaken of the
good ithilia.s for which Sexsmith is
noted. _among those -who took part
in the programme were; solos by
Misses Livingsltone, Johns, Huston
and Godwin ; readings by Misses
Dewey, Murray and Godwin, while
Rev, W. M. 1VILartin, oC Exaler, and
Rev. G .W. Andrews, of Centralia,
each gave fine addresses. The, cliair
was oactipied by tile, pastor,
Godavie, in his
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e liave on exhibition at our wareroouls the
1argest and best aseorted StOek of farniteve of all kinds, eeerbe
foreffete41 to the patine whiele we are selling at prices that +
eaunot be beaten iu Canada.
We invite ell intendieg purchasers to yisit our etnee wets
coropeve our goods and priees before placing ordere. We can
save yea many deltas*,
e uarantee every pu
or SUaU to b entirely sa sacoy
ge
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serves ,great credit in the way he
handled ahe ealbject. Every word
spoke was the very embodiment of
truth and. should accomplish much
'good, and help in establishinT, God's
Kingdom on earth. Such $43 I:111011S
Sh011iC1 be preached by every pastor
to their people, when thete, is a
great question 13etore .the country.
--'the Literary Society met on
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Chisholm. The aubject was Gold-
smith and three interesting papc,i's
were ,given. lst "His Lite and \vork'
by ilVliss 33 1501 ; 2nd "The teaveller
bY Miss StrulLer ; 3rd., "The 'De,serted
Villa,ge" by Mr. 131u:el:le Musical se-
lections were given by Misses Clark
8nd. Bowswell, Miss D. Ls15r3 Misa
L. Essery ar. and DHoist. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of 'airs. (Er.) lel let on Monday evens
Steg next, Nov. 7. The aubjeets be-
ing -Advance in eledicztl Science"
"The Wild Flowers of Canada."
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WHY NOT ESCAPE COLDS?
People hew alwaye bed colds and 'mime the cowmen idea, ex-
ists that they are tanaatOidable and must be endured like the
other ills of life. This is in ft measure true. Nothing has as e et
bveeoniaadisbice.
overed which is absolutely certain to stop or promptly
cure ell cold% But it 03 longer true that roost colds are un-
aNinety colds out of a hundred can be stopped in the
the right remedy he proneetly used ; and most colds
well under way CM he etrred in twenty-fonr hours.
YOU CAN PROVE IT
Thii $0 thiug you Can readily proye for yourself. It will
pay to prove it, for at bIt a cold means a week or two of dis-
comforts and at worst, ie natty mean a very serious termination. 4.
if colds cau be cured you ought to loamy it and employ the
remedy. g.Ve zneke a cold euce- We call it
"CURE -A -COLD"
We sell this ventedy under a guarantee. Thi gtntrautee
rueans that if the remedy fails to do what it, is claimed for I
MOney paid for it Will be cheerfully refunded. We do not want
the money unless the remedy gives value received. 4.
, We do urge thee the remedy be tried. wader this gaerantee,
because If it does tere you it, bas a value for you widen is far be-
yond its cost, Thi. Who wish to escape colds altogether Should 4.
keep the remedy on bane ready for Inneediete use as soon as *
the first signe of cold ;appear.
This makes it possible to escape all colds and we know or 4-
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few other things thee. are So well worth while.
"C LIRE eaks•COLD "
Is put up in capsule form, is harmless and is easy to take.
PRICE ee CENTS
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
We S HOWEY, Phm. B.
DISPENSING CHEMIST
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The Staff of Life is 0Briews or060 p
(Trevethicles Old Stand)
StatlidalS Bread We have just opened our new
Life in ,every piece
We're all alive
Within this hive,
Our bread as sweet as honey;
If you want to try
Come in and buy,
But don't forget the money.
W6ddin ing Gaa Spccialtll
Cream Puffs and Pastr3-.
VV. J. STATHAM
Successor to J. T. O'Brien.
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Grocery, Flour and Feed Store in
W. Trevethick's Old Stand and
t one of the principal features about
our store is that everything is
fresh and clean.
Sugars, Teas
Coffees, Spices
In fact everything that goes to make
an up-to-date grocery store.
Flour and Feed always on hand.
We deliver to any part of the town,
earGive us a call.
O'Brien's Grocery, Exeter
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CASTOR IA
For Infants ande Children
the Rev Wea..
usual good style. On Tuesday even- The Kind You Have Always Bought
setial. wits held, -when 1 Y
enjoyable, !time was spent by all. A.
gee( pioarai me 'compiaec1 14 e'-
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