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uveigortidrie is
arnifid. drugs, and
ll'ql2'..-ttl' moderately
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,`.°r94!nPt.P.Yan.' rdelien:Vointgiilts1:7
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anlecclifesio' g-trne vela,
, Vane -di rtiggist has,
f Linseed, Licorice
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n'ug and Cheinical
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CURE A COLD
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to sniff and feel
tbe,nesal passages,
irritation irt your
coughing, the' first
t, act at once: ., lee'
beccarres trouble-
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thing tn d° 14'
8yrup of Ianseedi,
and keep it up
entirely.; ,
of Linseed, Licorice
absolutely freffpni
can. safely be given.
.young. chileiren„
and Tuck acting,
iforoiteaetni°inn.g°f the
expectoration and
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and Chlorpdyne in
or can, quickly get
by the National
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,.,, Crone Is DiSappointing. , . , .
'NoY. la.-;.--A..,Volle14 rt. Jesus , ,
yegerday by the Oopses Mad Statistics -
Office• •eoritaine eatimates' ,6f, the yield.,..,
auality and Yielue,, of, the loot ;and
fodder , etops ' 6.f' Canada' 'during.: the
past, soris°°. bn'S'ed„upon .returns,, from '
griculthrel correspondents 'at t ,
of cetobeg, L , , , Lse . ..
Upon total "areas 'for P6t4t0e$, I'M'. ,
nips, mangolcls, etc., hay and Iver,
alfalfa, indelea. 'corn aeci sasar'beets,
=minting to ir,732,000 acres, as cern' '.
peced with 0060;000, aerca oise, year,
The total value; of the, proclue,ts ie
192,500,000, eompared with, $2•23,750,.
000, a :decrease, in value of $35,290,000.
IT.n.h4rio'cnie,chreorlieirils a:crcearauoartenatIlvb.yyl, celtlhd,a..ocifi.atellE11.-ssi
hay and clover • In ni 1 le 1
than,last year in area by 426,000 acree,
' 2 000 mg ons and in value
in yield by , , t . .
by 000.
- $2,580, t '' .-
show increaset,
All the 0 her .crops.
except alfalfa, the area of w hieh in
Canada is relatively small,'
The area estimated to be sown to .
fall in live provinces of Canada this ,
season aggregates 1,086,000 acres, as.
compared :with. 1,156,g.J0,. acres, Etnlate
area sown last y,ear. lan.., repres ,s
a net decrease of 70,100 aeree, or six
per reent.
The condition of this crop on Qat.
31 was 92.67 per cent. of the standard
for the five provinces. It Wes above
90 irteach province, except Manitoba,
where the small area of abbot 4,000.
acre,s had a per cent. ,00nclition of .
88 1-2.
The pereeneage of fall plowing COM•
pleted upoi3 land intended for, next
year's •orops ranges from 45 in On.
tatio to 77 in Prince Edward Island
for.the east and from 24 in Alberta to
38 in British Columbia for the west.
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teinperately,.•ba •elove to anger; deri't
take, of. exercise' in the
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CHOLERA SCOURGE., SPREADS
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.everrY" enmity
fresh air:. and, above all; keep .cheere
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,,, hou. id' .the' .. • tern' get. run' down -a,
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' , A. , cc:ember:table' /rattle . house, in'
good ;repair, quarter aerie' of lalud‘
With fruit trees, ,con.veneently Ito-
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Huron St., Olnitorine'
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'''21-14e vary ' be8 r4edic19•° fol.;
y ming 'children. The Tablets are,
leaVeriOn Metall othes, Inerllenttie not .
' onilY ' he: us they PromPllY' e,111•0
elan:tech trorlde, . eonenioatton ,
l' °lie, etc' e 'taiit becan.se ' thicS are
.gna. allteetl• te IT absolutely sal o .
aitd • free lfrom all•harnif0 d'xitga•
aSoldt5 clays:Ines '' adiheotilx8 if:ceralreoTrest :vripl3LoW7iattli-11'
i aras'lledidine Co '
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. Fiesu' rnptiOn,.Of "Hoslpilitie.,sf'1,,v,iF,Ion,:- .
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., IY a' Mov,.-nn the art 9 the miles ,
,' to Force Turkey 'to ,Accept Their
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' garian ,Attack at TchaPlia.
f,,Li oanndearir,in. Nisotvic.elh8s.-yeThiseinnedeg.,Oafan'adtitonhes ,
digesteve organeY'PYreak-- weak -the 'blood thin,
and.sluggish, take Vine!, which is Et
sdelielous cembihation of,tbe medicine
e-body-buildisate Properties of nods'
milted.. Thie Very' comfortable pita
'C' erity will belsoa Qheaz ,. •
ApPly to %LIR. SnJAS. TUCKER,.
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H. T ,RANOE!
Notary Puhlie, ConyeS•a,neer, '
' -pinaneial and Real Estate;
livers; rith. the useless grease elimi-
Sta,ted and. tonic 'iron ,added. We 're-
. gard Vinci.' as one of the ;greatest
body-builders and 'strength-ereatore in
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INSURANCICAGENT-kepresentipenPiro In
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Division Court Otgee•
tile world for aged peeple. L ,
Mrs. Mary Ivey, of Columbus, Ga.,
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Coble and kitchen' gixl wanted at
once. , . .
,;413131yyllitto° J ' RATTENEtirY
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J. B. CARLISLE DEAD. ,•- .
Bulgarians yeSterclay , opened the at-
tack against the Turks all along the
Tchatalja lines. The heavy
says: "If people only knew the good
Vinol does old people, you would be
Rattenhimy Hou
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Ds) 5. sr. Tmomvseng
Widely Known Toronto Men Passes
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Toronto, Nev. 18.-T. D. Carlisle,
fornserly .one of the best known •rnen
in Canada, 'cl,ed in a denson's chair
evhile waitins far attention Saturday.
Tho body w s removed f. . the °tee,
thet • of Dr. Ifutehmson, 317 her-
bone street, to the morgue.
He had dropped into the doctor's
office at 1.30,p.m, Saturday. Tha doe-
ter was absent, and the maid left him
seated in a chair, When the phyen.
clan came in ten minutee later he
found a lifeless body. FIeart failure
was the eause of 'death . •
J. B. Carlisle founded the. Manufac-
turers' Life Assurance Co., helped to
start the North American Life loser-
anee Co., and in many other ways was
connected with the insurance businessb'
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from its earliest days in Canada. He
was intimate with all the big men in
the business and political life of the
-country three decades ago. Tn fact
few of the younger men who have
become prominent i p Torooto's /intim.
ties but knew him .
At one time he drew almost the larg•
est salary in the country and made a
very big fortune as fortunes were
'counted in the days of tbirtn or forty
years ago.
Practieally all the insuranc.e acts of
the various provinces are based on
his recommendations and expert °pin.
ion. He was e,ounted the most expert
aetuary of his time. He took somo
part i, political life, and one notable
instance remembered by Many eves his
.
trip to Ottawa with a satchel contain-
ing $S0,000 cash, which he gave as a
campaign eontribution to hie friend,
the late Sir John A. Macdonald. The
noted leader was the first:president of
the Manufacturers Life, which Mr.
Carlisle founded. His ability as a
business man, besides pasopal attn.
butes, made him co -unties; acquaint-
anees, including -practically rill the
present day big business men of the
city. '
He was 79 years of ag.e. Sixty-one
years ago he came to Toronto from
Yorkshire, -when he had .been an nue-
tioneer. e joined the Confederation
H
Life Insurance Co. and quickly was a
big man in the insurance field, evh,ion
was naturally rather restricted at tnat
time. He soon started in to found
new companies and made himself half
a million dollars in a very little time.
He formerly owned one I the best
kennels of dogs in the country and a
steins of racehorses, together with
valuable collections of pictures and
brie -a -brae. He was of Romany de-
scent, and before leaving England lob
lowed the calling of an auctioneer,
selling works of art ancl bric-a-brac.
artillery ,
duel continued throughout the day. .
It appeared to be a Bulgarian pre- -
paration for a.. infantry attack. The
Turkish fleet participated vigorously
in the defence at th'e Marrnora, end
lines and presumably Turkish war-
ship; assisted an t,he Black Sea 'end
also. '
Nazirn Pasha, the Turkish comman.
der -in -chief, in a despatch last even.
in claims to have repulsed the Bub
ealan attack and destroyed three
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I, B dgarlan battenes.
No news of the battle has been re-
ceived as yet from Sofia and no in.
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fon:I-lateen az to the strength of the
/owes engaged on either side.
Nazien Pasha's headquarters are
near the HarlemItein Banway station.
According to the latest reports, the
battle ceas d with•
.e w. nightfall.
The resumption of hostilities is not
regarded as indicating the collapse of
Vile peace negotiations, but rather as
a means to hasten Turkey's eccept-
ance of the allies' terms, by proving
her complete helplessness, or. aS one
correspondent phrased it, "to establish
an accomplished feet before making
further communications."
The Bulgarian Government organ,
Mir, reverts to the subject of peace,
and plainly intimates that the allies
are prepared to consider the question
of an alliance with Turkey, provided
the latter promptly accepts their
terms, whioh would give Turkey the
Opportunity of welding her tertitories
into a Modern state and making
finends of her conquerors.
. The .Balkan states dearly have in
mind the formation of such an alli-
since as wnield be tibia to defy Euro-
peen interference in the disposition of
the spoils of war.
Every day brings fresh despatches
recording the terrible spread of cho-
Jere. It is now ;stated that there are
a thousand cases daily, with 11 mortal,
ity of 50 per cent., while the Turkish
authoritiee' are impotent to take imy
meneures to prevent its further
spread. This being the ceee, it is still
doubted :whether Om Bulgatians will
risk the danger of a match to Con.
stantin,eple. It is, therefore, believed
that hoetilitiee have been ineumed in
order to Marr
Marry the Porte' acceptance
of whme atever tathe allies dictate.
The ,sanititry beard at ,Constanti.
maple has adapted a resolution ex-
preseing el-avecianeern at the proepeet
of either the Turkieli or the Bulgarian
army °endive juin tile capital. The
ainhassathas-of the power-, have taken
Prompt measureF and W , .1 land de.
taelimente hettay from tile foreign
warships, for the preteetion sit the.
fereien residente and prnmrty,
The 'War cmtinites al other pnints.
The ,11eteneerir.s have captured San
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unable , to supply the. demand; it 18
the finest tonic and strength -creator
I ever used," .
We wish every feeble old per-
son in this vicinity' would try
Vinol onoar agreement to return their
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1 Wood stove, and lnaeclinan size
coal heater.
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DGIG, Marble Worics
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• Aldan, Suriiieon. Etc '
;medal attention g'ven to diseasee of:the
Eye, Ear. Thiroat, and Non,
Eyes carefully e,,ainined, and suitable!
Prescribed. • -,,
Two "ii ce and Residence.
doors • west of the Cononterelal Bete;
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THREE BOYS
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Money if, it tails, to give satisfaction. '
Farm tor Sale ,
, Huron St.
RES, ' DRUGGIST ,
: fVf. S. . HOLM
', CLINTON. ONT.
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100 acres, Lot ,IS, con. 3, Hutliett,
2fr10-m2 tilischileoaol.lr°Gillooediiiratr°rall' mile1oy
LES. 'GV/VN and WINDIER
fir' W• 44“nuill" 14' 41 r"L". lit (18- Mi.'
Dr ,,I. C. Candler. R.4, 41.1a, .
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lrtay Man Confesses by .Post-
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' North Bay Wants Hydro.
' North Bay, Nov. 18.-Crowiled
Boil
loam, well watered and ianproved,2
acres orchard, good buildin,g.s, barn
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Sight mills at residence, Rattenhart St.
or at hospital,
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NE BODY IS DISCOVERED
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meet-
ings have been held every night last
week et the R,oyal Theatre prepa,ra,
tory to the voting on the Hydro -Mee-
trio and Nipissins Power Co. fralmhise
• Fridayi'it theatre
bylaws. nightie was
50,51, stone ;basement, gement
floors, stabling lor 22 head of c t-
tle and 5 horses, also 3 large box
stalls; hog pen and hen house
2c, cement hasseiment • 7-rc om, Xxie
b . / . , . LL s
a ory house
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DR. J. , W. SHAW.
PHYSIOLIN. SURGEON.
reourbenr, ete., oftlee and rewdence on et
webers, BC. onvoside W. rarranie residence.
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eformation From Unknown Slayer
/esults In Finding of Remains-
Man Says He Has Killed Three
Lads and Has Tried on Twelve "
Other Occasions - Police Are
Trying t3 Locate Hm.
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Buffalo, Nov. 18. -Confession of at
test three marders and admission
sat there are still snore, is the start!.
sg disclosure contained in postal
ads from a modern "Dr. jekyll and
fr. Hyde," in the person of the mur-
erer of six-year-old Joseph Josephs,
>ceitted by the police and made emb-
e here last night. The murder of
m Josephs boy, whose entire body in
ecoraposed fragments was found on
aturday in a eesspool near his borne
e Lackawanna, after a search of over
year, is believed by the police to
e but one of a long series of similar
cimes committed , throu,gbout the
auntry by the man who, according
> his own confessions, Las an irre-
;stibl° mania kr killing boys. Sat'
rday's gruesome discovery -was made
y followirtg the minute instructions
Dntainecl in the postcards which
iiPti Regan of the Buffalo pollee has
eeti receiving from time to time_ •
Young Josephs disappeared about 4
'clock on the afternoon' of Oct. 12,
RI., His father, George Josephs, a
rerninent merchant of Lachawanna,
isisted from the start that the boy
ad been kidnapped and a country.
ide search was instituted. The case
t the time attracted widespread at-
ntion, as the father from time to time
aceived anonymous letters warning
ire to discontinue the search on pain
f having his son mendered. Sato"-
ay's developments indicate that the
turderer took this means of creating
re belief that the boy was still alive.
In one postal ... .rd Mailed from Bos-
ea, the unknown writer speaks of
'ordering a boy in Central Park, New
'ork City. It reads: •
'Wednesday night, Dec. 10, 1902, I
nticecl Michael Ricca Oruik, a news-
oy at 86th street and Central Park
Vest, New York City, is • ii the perk
pposite the entrance to the arsenal
°lice station. I strangled him and
ist-
escaped the officer who found
em as I eame back (few words here
legible). Three times have 1 taken
fe, 12 times have tried, and cannot
elp it.'' •
Another card, dated Boston, Mass.,
ev. 9, 1912, and written apparently
y the same person, and also itin.sign-
I, states that the writer "unfortuin
tely had too much money," that lee
as a prominent, fraternity man of a
igh degree, "honored a.nd respected."
My son," it continues, "is married
ad happy. Can 1, tinder ' .e oireurn-
;slimes, give myself up? I can, of
51100, but there are still Mare mar.
ars I have not told you.. Shall I
sneer
The first pasteard received was post. ,
,arked Boston, Sept. 11, 1912, , and
as addressed to Supt. lalic.hael Regan
! the Buffalo police department. It
tads ."I am sick of trying 1.> fool my.
;If. I am a homicidal maniac, I
dled Joseph Josephs of Lackawanna,
.Y. 7 strangled him as I did others,
lease advertise the fact. Post it or
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rite for , information. Come to (ink
nudges make the balanne of the card
t•clecipiterable.)
The second postcard was addressed
Chief Roy Gilsen of the Laeka-
anna police force, as Mows:
"Boston, Mass„ Sept. 17, 1912.-10
at only knew the remorse in my
>art on , account of the rnmders I
lye committed as the result of my
anicidal mania, even you and George
isephs would pity ine. I am -writing
iS Just getting over another &rank
try to forget the ones I killed, but
ce Banque s ghost, it will riot down,
ana fast going to pieces mentally '
cl spiritually."
The last postal card was dated New
irk, -Nov. 12, 1912, and stated that
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e writer eXpeeted to be. in Buffalo
ednesday, the 13th, and that he
mid oat t tit' 1. t t• t '
, , a ,e po ioe s a :on a, , 11
n., ',Se.' shall expect you • to, be. in
nr ,acatie " • 'e• A ,, R Den
seem ' and was the only card of the '
sies to hear a signaeare. The writer
I not keep the appointment, 4...
Cho police 'and federal authentic's
-Boston and New York have been
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led to asst the local -officials in
seeetteepiet to locate the murderer.
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NiCvsbois Murder Confirmed.,'
qew York, Nov. 18. -Records in the'
zpLeneee, csrpco. in ilits oilybear out
> text of, the postai dard Written to,
ell:tiff:al° police, giving inforrnatime
the strangling of Michael Kruck,
, ,we
iewsbey, in oent.„1 pat', .
Knack's body as found on De.c, 10,
12e,the date mentioned on the card, '
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an elteavation, at the point where
rat '76t1i. street terrninatee' at • Cen-
1 .Park, A ;Coroner's', jury rettnined
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veidiet of death "irons asPhyxia-
n, by .strangling, inflicted by some
ssen• or 'Perstins unknown " '
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packed to the doors when Mayor
Scott of Galt spoke at •considerable
length, and enthusiastically of two
years operation by the Hydro -Electric
commission in that town, where the
service has been profitable from the
start and this year is piling -up a big
ric e veneer with sure
mer kitchen, woodshed, and buggy
house, convenient to how*, Terms
-2-5 of purchase money down, re-
Inainde,r on place at 41-2 per cent.
or otherwise to suit purchaser.
Apply on preinises.
S. A. BR,OWN
IOR. 1.7'. 14.RXCIIIII
DENTIST
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Lennie and Erre ,,e 11 orai a Specially%
lo. c.o.n.s... Chicago. ana ti.e.D•S
Eaylleld on-MondaYs, New set toneeeniss
ANAEMIC GIRLS
SEEM EV1RVWHERE
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Nine Out of Every len Show
Symptoms of This SerionS
Trouble. ,
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,c/ a, ,.1 asmin under_
So steadily . „,5 ,. i
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rine the healto of young. growing
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g•rls and young :women that.itt,iis
v rood/ dsd as one et the
lignit% = . -
teat enemies of her sex. ,Nine
gle,1:eraa en out of ten are Voodless
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more or sess, and In many easesne-
gleet has allowed anaemia to .see
, 't 810p into hopelase cleclioe, There
le't security 'and new stre, gth for
weak, tired girls anal women in Dr.
et rlitons' Fink Pillfor Pete Peope.
They ea -welly neeke the now, good
b
1, /ood of health chat bardsb es the
se;evaya :ired ', wealoiess, Jed the
con•tinual bacicaelee ot ensemia.
They drive a-esty headaches, the
Icw spirits, rhe palpitation onthe
overworked heart and the its of
.cerveruenew, that mark thit wornen
v hose weak bluod is -enable to
nourish their wastieg framer,. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills have given
'health to onhappn anaemies in
eases toonumerous to record Here
is one exeinsle. 'Miss Hattie B,
Xi•illite of Whilavill. Ors, seos si--
'Some two year-eago 1 Levine.
aery Mach run doeves . I consolted
a doctor wile told ri. e that t ams
5, bad case of anaemia snd nervous-
oasis Iliad Most af the :tyros -toms
, hat a ceompany tine troll hie, such
osheadae.h .s. a tired feeting, poor
appstito, and psllor. Thg doietcals
medicine did not seem to p me
raid then ' I ' esan chartaang 1 , om
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' ene medicine '1,0 anotheii, bot enithe
no,better results. Finally at.th
• on of as•e- mother I decided
°,.ugege"-- - ill'
1 .3. P111.1 I
ams
`" "ri Dr. • \ in cons I inte. 2
t two 'bol. •"S 0 nd by tane 1
tu...ten lthem I begap to feel better
This cheered me very- much, ftud I
e-entinued using the Kills until I
, lad taken nine or tee boxes When
L was again enjoying the very best
of health, and ntcl " " ' ' ht
. gonea Imo en!,
as wet.. Ihgee Proved inmy ease
that DrntV Pliams Pink r..ns are a
cute or anaemia an can recom-
f d
mend them to similar Benne/goo.
sold by men: eine dediers esr by
ratig at 50 contr.. a hex, or six boxes
00 $2,50 from The Dr Willii. Tne
alegicen.e ce,,Beteelt-enje, Ont.
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surplus.
Farm or Sale
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DR. Ff. FOWLER,
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DENTESTe
..,er
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Nii,' I
ilt
,For S
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Parra for sale being lot 7 in the
lit concession Township of Hallett
containing 100 mires, all eleared
but about 7 a.cres of bush. On the
Officeo over O'NEIL'S attire.
Special ears taken to make dental irest,
meat as painleos aa poesible.
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J tal UTTON
Lon desboro Ont.
farm is a DOW ti-iek house With far-
Pace. Large bank barn evi th ee-
raent floors in stables. Plenty of
'stater o• well fenced, and under-
drained. This farm is well situated
being onthe blinam. Iload. Will be
S. ld on reasonable tt rms. Apply
sn the farm or ad Iress Sea/forth
post office.
THOMAS GU NDRY
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, Live stook and general Auction see
I
i GODERIOH ONT
I is, ,,
3 rn9tom sales a• enemata „). Orders of 21
NEW ERA °Mae, Clinton,prt,motty attenclse
to. Term reasonable. Farmers' sode note
discounted
i.,. 9
MELVIN CLARK
I, G. D. IVIcTs,ggare M. D. MoTagga,r
For Sale
Farm For Sale
MeTaggart. 44os.
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One single sleigh, one set of bul-
gie harness, 'nearly new ; , singie
plow, a double plow, set of harrows,
and one new pulper, and quantity
teed.
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A first class farm, consisting o/
75 acres, on eon. 12, part lo't 34, Hal-
t townshi 3iniles from Landes-
let ps
bone, and Smiles from Blyth, 1 1-2
miles from School. A bank ,basin 36
i° y 56, another barn_ 36x52, drive
BRIIIILICERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTOE
* Ceeraeral Bank/net Bilailltelll
transacted
ot cut hay and. green Apply
st peemises.
AIR S CEO. PICKETT
AnnsoiL 51., torte,
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hed
E24x40. A brick house, plenty
of water, about ELM, acre of cies-
(e
thard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to
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NOTES DISCOUNTED
Deanleaned. Interest allowed me
deposits.
3,Iletkell Safe
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
Blyth, 13,9.
The MciCillop Mutual
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A moving clemenne sale by auc-
tion will bo held by 0. Beare on
Tao Mouses o L .,
. Monses I Ct
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Fire Insurance Co.
Ftserm and Isolated Town Prop
Saturday, Nov. 34th, at his corner
store, Clinnton, beene Blocs: of a
rum,ber of lseemad-lis.nd organ or-
gams and pianoe, stools. 'Mono-
hs One art
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. Di e undersigned has two houses to
le" t %poly to •
Jacob 'Paylor
erty Only insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. MeLea.n, President, Seaforth.
,T . Connolly, Vice -I -res., Goderieli,
violins etc, Sou-
glaP ' I t * b ' •
-genii' eoa a ove, tease lamer; nice
sideboaed, sone comers, be.lstead,s,
etc. Sale to commenee at 2 pen As
1 . 0 t . El, tt
. m rno tong 0 6 018 ill , 0
"flock, near the N eev Bra office, all
tlsese goods will he sold. All tun -
raente 'andel! five jolt:Lye eesh: over
'/hat
Pasture Land
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Some first class pasture land to be
sold in loth to suit pnrchasere. At
teactiVe.priees. Amply to
john Ransford, G T. In, City Agent
T.E. Hays, Sec,-Treas., Sean:otitis
., DIRECTORS.
Jas, LConnelly, Hennesvalle John
Watt, Harlock ; G, Dale, Clint'on; D.
F. 1VIcGrogor, Seafortb , J. Evans,
/'oechw°°d ; J. G. al...1°v°' Wir414°P
J 13ennewels, B clii • M ro , afeen,
Shoots Up Pool -room.
o Edmontan, Alta., Nov. 18. -Victor
_Koss. a young poo wie ei, en eret
1 I -tl • t t
Lewis Brothers' crowded cafe at an
rl hour S. t I • d
ea; Y e we ay morning an
tried to hold up a number of customers
at the point of a revolver. Ile began
shooting up t ,
ha place and then rc,„
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into the street and started toward
Howard avenue. Among severel men
who started is pursuit was Sainnei
Law. an employe of the C.N.R, W11 0
011tstrippcd the other pursuers. 1108S
t d cl fl • d • t L tl 1 11 t,
urne an ie a aw, se oz. e
entering the left ear and passine
through the base of the brain. '
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Ross is Stilla sage. a ore corn.
ing to Edmonton he was well-known
to.'ound the Calgary pool rooms. The
chief of police says the shooting was
ov
about some woman er whom the
men had quarreled, but this story
does not seem of much. value, as Law
has lee -en in town only a short tittle,P
and ELS far as can be learned, does not
k h"1 ' t Th -
now is asses an . ere may poe-
sibly be something in the enplane.
tion, however, as both men formerly
resided\ in Vancouver, and there may
' l't1
have bean a quarre there,
Giovanni di Sleroa, ancl,the battle for
the pOS,i;es,..lop ai Monastir is now co-
ing en, All Um apprnachc$ t,, that,
,
, town are reperted to ee in Serviae
'lands -
The political sieuation in Censtenti.
,nollic is serious.' Arrests ci \,*oting
Turks continue and there are still ro
mars of the poseibilily ol the restore.
dell rI the ex -Sultan Abdul Medd.
Itis• -it I ' th It '' ,
acps tt in c a.in n . 'nip CS
that rimstria has greatly modified her
demands on &rola. Detnenetratiens
of sympathy with the Balkan aspire.-
dons are ceusing trouble in the Bos-
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man diet which hee publicly proteet-
• i -
ecl against the Austrian Government's
attitude in fawning the Albanian
end opposing the Sermans. he town-
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councils of %taint° and Sebenico, in
Dalmatia, have been dissolves] by the
Goveroment on 5050001 of their pro.
Servian eyrnpathies
„ a . i ,
lhe 1)aily Mail despatch from Com
stantmo le timed 0 p.m., says;
,
Unofficial reports say that the Turks
have gained a great success, The
battle opened al, 8 o'olock in the morn-
ing. The Turks succeeded, after some
11OUTS of violent fighting, in defeating
the right Bulgarian wing and in re.
r. , . ' ,
pulsang the left 'Mpg, TheY ealeturen
amount els menthe or one year
time given if desired.
C. HOARE
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Farm tor Sale.
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Bevan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
lessee lm his own district.
Ladies Wanted
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The executor of the Southcombe
Estates offers for sale 50 acres!. -
East half of lot 28, eon. 6 Hullett.
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AGENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harloelt ; Ed.11inch-
ley, Seanorth • Wm. Chesney Eg-
EmPitlYment - of•ered in •• Player
Preu.matic Department. Light
euita ble work amid plea sfen t aur-
roundings. In. New Ycrk or Chicago
this is considered employment for
A first-class farm, well watered
and improved, and with good buildings. Also the und I's' ed
oftersf for sale, lot 29i eon! lgull
6, Hu -
ett, 100 acres. Theee farms may b e
bought togetheroseparately.7.
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d 'II • J 'IV Y ed ' ' ill
mon va e, . . ea, oemeav e,
Payments may be „made at The
Id 'Ma Clothing Co C1' t
oral .2 en rare Or
R.11. Cunt, Gode.rich.
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tire highest elects cf lad onerators
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Apply at the Office of
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE.
Clinton.
W. DOHERTY 'PIANO AND
ORGAN CO.. rannited. Clinton,
. JA00B TAYLOR
OLINTON
GEOIICIE ELLIOTT
Live Stock St General Auctioneer
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for County of Dimon.
Clinton, Ont,
. Farm, Stock Sales a specialty.
onni. 1 ft t, N f • .
eat e a New Era , al fate,
Clii t tl '' •
n: •on, promp , y eucenacled to.
Tennis reasonable and •sa•ti f t•
s tee eten
gum, an,teed, or •eaII 1oa13 on157
ford & illeLeod
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover,
We always have on band -Goose
Wheat Peas Barley and Feed Corn
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Highest Market Prices paid tor Hay
and ,all .Grains.
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Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance •
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Real estate bouotht and sold
Money to loan
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Office Isaac Street, next door to Neve
Era.
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Germany Cuts Naval Expenses.
Berlin Nov,18.-Soma 0 tl lead.•
, ov, 0 le
ing items in the budget of the Ger.
man empire for the corning year are
given in The Beersen Courier Saler
day, One of the beading' * '
fi n a lima I
dailies. '
The, tot -I ' A 4
income 513,..., expeneiture
are balanced at approximately $762,-
000,000 each, an increase of about 574,-
000,009 over last year.
The estimate for the navyis given
at $'1.19 950 000 • '
, ,... „ or an increase of Sts
500,000. The ordinary naval expendi-
tare increases by 54,000,009 anti th
n ' • •' d' - e
on-le:cursing expel> iture by $5,200,-lemkani.
000, but the extracrd• . ei
i inary eepenri-
tuts on the navy is •reduced b ii"
750,000 owing to tli • y ' '''
e a,pproactung cora-
pletion of the na.val constructior:
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HIER-DINNER MINIS
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12 guns ancl 8,000 ptisoners. The Turk.
tali warships contributed , largely to
their success. .
Montenegrins Defeated.
°fla a n mop e, ov, .- le or r.
C t t• 1 Nov,8 ' *T1 T 1
ish coinmancler at Scutari telegraphs
date Nov.
Godeanch Towcasheas
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Ford & NtcLeo d
Grrand TruitkRailway System
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CLINT° COAL
Railway Tinae Table
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under. of 15 that a battle
oceurred on the heights east of Mus-
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London, Heron
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YARDS
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Yards Opoogite G T R Station
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AtaaaaaaAaAaaaaalialia.adadada
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and Bruce.
,North , Passenger
London, depart... _ 8,80 a to 4.50 p en
Centralia 9.40 5,43
Exeter ... .. .. , 9.58 5.54
Berman
D d .in,atect
r. e Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
pills are exceedingly 1,owerful in regulating the
generative portion oft e female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. do Iran's are sold at
55, ,box, or three for 810. Mailed to any address.
Tye Sooboll Drug Co, St. Catharine., On
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, It lasted two days and term.
in the complete defeat of the
Montenegrins, who lost 1,000 killed .
and many MO re wouncled. The Turk-
ii., -1,,,c..,, , L...
numbered 385 lulled and
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The, co:meander of the western
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army, ander date of Nov. Th. tele-
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All kiwis ' el Coal on hand-
it.- -
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Stove ,Blacksmith
Furnace Coke
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kennel Coa. and .Wood
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Tile i ' d h '
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fl Tile ' fb
le is cx , the' very est
quality.
&DA to Order.
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4 Pialn(IS E
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4 and here our finest p.
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i New Stylishdesigns of .
4 Di
4 Doherty Pianos and ip.
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Organs, '
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spectal values in Art 1.,
. ,. .. . . ,...., 10.08 5.05
Rippen . 10,16 6.11
Brucefield 19.30 • 6,19 '
Clinton 11.00 6,35
Londesboro.. - ... . 11.18 6.52
Blyth.... ......... 11.27 7.00
Belgrave., ....... 1L40 i7.13
Wingham, arrive.., 11.50 7,35
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south • PaSsenger
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Wingliam, clepart., 6.43 a m 3.33 p m
Belgrave 6,54 3.44
Bbyth '7.08 3.56
Londeshoro .... 116 4.04 '
Clinton . , .. 7.50 4,28 •
Brucefield... ... . .. , 8,12, 4.39
K,
ippen 8.23 4.47
Hensale 8.32 4,52 '
, . RailroadeThreateris London ' '
Landon Ont , S, The ono,' o' I
' t ' * Nov.' •-' - ---ja- •
commit el of the Board of ' Trade -
which was appointed to consider Hon.
Adam Beck's scheme to .eleet • ' ' '
rify the
London and Port Stanley road, which.
is owned by theely, .Friday jai t
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refuseel to recommend the proposal,
until it was iven f n d I
• • g . ur ier an more.
minute oonsiderabon. The scheme in.
valves an expenditure te the city of
4,800,000, Sir George•Gibbeins declared '
tho mformatio 1 igsnisheci ,bytiee Hy- .
dro-Electrie 0Ornmisston, i'vas. too '
filieliairE:'' -TV- n'•", .."^"-; '
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'. Saturday morning it was stated het
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a ,Michrgan Cebtral official that thfft
company worilcl with,cltaw• its London
corm ec bi on' ft Mt. Beck's scheme was ,
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A. tausl•'•al.bit is st pioca of good
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FOR r el.". f'. ' '
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, A judge lays down the law when
Peliiits the bench.. ' . . '
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graphs that a decisive. battle will be-
gin to -day in the region onionastir.
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Hundreds of Turks Blown up.
Athens, 'Nev, 18, -The eiplosion of
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a furlosh magazine at. Saloniki sev- .
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eral days ago did immense. execution.
Phe megazine ivas close 10 the cavalry.
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baTracks, ,where ma . . kieh pit -on ,
ere were confined Three 'hundred and ,
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twelve of the 'Turks were trilled and
430 wounded' -
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....o. eSs°"" •LETLE•HER' '
ge... e ee
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•SI: I S...) FC I Ale
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Tureie irro e•Ino as gOM.) 'etnnroli- •
. .t. b d i '
meets as, ever wore is e or. .
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1 e 1. L -n -e- , L
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t 1 Restorer• f
,lec_rife ' or Men
restores ever nerve in the body,
Phosphoric.' ta it. prote..i... atom.,
Death Thraugh Secret Past
St. Jean, Mon., Nov. I8. --The in
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pies n he body of ri n Reoleard,
who, was, shot by his big Danish
el Mllft
euna,, Bob o er, who a erwards
committed suicide; was held Friday.
The jury returned the' folloWing ver- .
, tt.,
d' -11- ' •
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ha,v.e .corne to the oonclusion
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-that a eeteret, existed between IVIoller
and Rickard; that Moller' .casne• Irmo
IV' • •th th ' te V 1.'
1111111Deg W1 e en. n 1011 o taking
the boy back or killing him; that the '
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Exeter 8,48 5.05
Centralia 9.00 5.15
LondonSarriye10.00 0.10
• Buffalo and Gode .
wee'. Passenger
. a rfl pm, pm pm
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Before your orders for
your season 8 supply o Coal, get ••
f t ''
'our prices, The very best goods '''•
carried in stock ands Id t the
o a , e
to p ice, ,
west possible e.
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Orders may be left Davis
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phonographs, Music et
gi, b _.,, ,
4 variety goods. ,
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Stratford -n...10.00 12,20 5,25 1'0,20
Mitchell-. 4 .....10.22 .12.45 5,55 10,47
Settforthon. . .. .. 10.45 1,10 6.18 11,12
Clinton . .... . . ...11.07 1.25 6,401,1.2S
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llohnessolle,.. -11.16 1.33 6.46 11.88
Goderich.. .. . . -11.85 1.50 7,05,11,55
East Feessenger
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GOCieriC11.... .,.,..,7.10 240 , 4.50
Hohneoville.:,'7.26 2.57. 5.06
Clinton ,7r85 3,67. 5,15
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Seatorth 7.52 3.25,"
' Death of Hon. J. 13,. ,Rolland. '... ' '
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Mont, 1 N (1 tl to 1-
rea , Nor, 18. -The ea, 1 . a,
place soddenly Saturday from heart
disease of H6n• 3,' D. Rolland, 'nem'
ber of the Legislative Cou.ncil of
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QUO -00. . (
The deceased was one of the beat,
known, Merchants mid bankere in
Canada, Ile Was president of the Bank
of Heolielaga and J. D. Rolland Pa-
per Co. and ea -president of the Cana-
IVranufacturere 'Associatiom ' lie
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was prominent. In all ternpera.uce
arowements,in Quebec; and was a goy-
ern or of Latial University. non. air:
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nonetnet was DOrn in , Al 0p Dr 0 41 iii
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par
vireand vithltty. Prenatargdepay and iiirlasexual
weakness; agerted at once. .Phosphonol will -
ill tY 'Ialt man. Price 13 ii-box„qr two for
toa„k WI ali on toany address. The Illeobeit Drag
,V,O.,fit,; IStharinees;00. -
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boy refissed to go .apd1Met death from
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a ievo-ver in o er 5hand,
1 ' ItS 11 ' 'and that
Molle killed th' s If with i •
, I : no e wi • ns, own re-
volver."
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tir Rowland's Hardware store, or
ooeo .
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Mitchell.. . .. .... 8.10 a,12 5,55,
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To amarr 'Marriaee , n1L
sh,e, s far
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The conunon, peeple ineledie all '
then:lee Who do not ahave every • ,
. 'vsaKt e n ury
, FOA r1TCRER'S •
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•,..ninelliete"e.ennItase .211.41
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