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T� v . - a : 4 0 1 Q Bretibour,.W H McCracken. Sunflowers, 0
; � Stallion, under three years, John Shortieed,'! 1.
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: ; . year-old filly, Jas Speir, Jae Evans. Two. 17 I '
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7. i- 0� . � FOR HUGACRIE� John Watsou,-Scott anO Warwick, At art .
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I .� ,� RTE" ION MENEM Hislop. Two-year-old 911y,' A Currie, J bn ... . -_ V, I
1 7 t, - - - Watson, Scott and Warwick Two-year. old It 12 ..I.,; Clelland, Jas Evans, Raspberry elly, Mrs r
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4 - ill�_l 11 - Zion, ,James Speir. Two-year old geld n'g, * %,r , .
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".41 4. ; � � . - . - - I- LADIZ;i' WORK.-Ariscene work, T Bal.
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-It - �.��i' -_ � . , years, P Robertsoh, D Milne. Milch cow,,. Buff rooke,, Alf Beaker, I a,t & 2ad. , W1 ite *1 9
: 7 - � _ _ - . . Clellan , 11'as McCallum, Mrs G Stewart.
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I . 4 - . -I * F.. JAMES L KILLORANI four years or over, having calved since laot Leghorns, W Taylor, Willoon Bros. Bre wn. �
.4�- �,�i� -_ I . - Berlin wool wo�k, flat, Berta Carder, T
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I ], � " -., iloh cow, under four yeari, having c B 11lant inwoolwork raised, Mrs
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_z 1628 Dhn !In, A BiRoss, BertaCarder. Bar.- ..
� . I � since last -show, D Milne, R Corley, 2ad and b rigs, W Carter, Ed Garvin. Black Ham- 0
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I I I— I r and Nc tary Public. Qorley,JAmeiSpeir;D1V1ilne. Bull'calf,P J Brethodr. Hogdans, W too,Bart�.Carder. Beadwoyk,Miso Rose,
� . ��J B%rrlster, solicitor, Cir voyanec . . Carter, lotl. 0
� :,. if . . - 3ank. 0111* -In rear of Robertson, James Speir, D Milne. 'Heiftr 2nd, Dorkinn, George Irwin, let & 2pd. Berta Oi aroer. B�nnet, Miss Rose, M re Jno iv,
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I !;... . , Soafoqh. Money to loin. 1235 Wynn. Perlin Cot and silk, flat, Mrs Bal.
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. . I of Durhams, one male and four fernalea, R
� . ;t �- " o , M. BEST, BarriAor, Solicitor, Conveyancer our,'M.W1,'. Ste rt. Crewel work, Miss
I D Evans, � - ' . . Wyandottes, W Car -ter, G Stephens 13.
� � -it i ,;;; -, I. I Jo NotaryPubli-C. X11ces up-stalre,ovor C�W' ,Corley, . . '
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I t . Iii . Davidson, G A Deadman. Milch cow,four ,Brethour. . - White M-inoreas, Medd B Clelland, Aria Itele. Card board motto,
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i I , - . � - I & I Ist & 2ad. Turkeys, J & W Ovans, J)ho
.; 1:1 ,; - E,NRY BKATTIE, Barribtei� Solicitor, -a 11 ton, Mra'..(', "Stewart 'Mrs Hole. Crochet
I � 11 . . - So,' G A Deadman Ist and 2ad. Milch cow, fSmith. ("'ease, 0 I enderson & 119 0 D.
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. 11, ; --.,. ii� !� H money to lo�vi. 11 work, wot 1, Misal Rome, Clara McCra-ken.
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�tl I show IV Armstrong, G A -P adman. H ifer Pekin
t i . ,- - ., . , - ,,a duoks,�- George [rwin, lot & 22d: '
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_f - 'd ,;. ARROW& (A ARR 1) WV, Barr!Bters, Solicitors, &c. Darned ni t, Miss' Ross, Miss McClelland.
I . - calf Thomas Davidson, 6 A Deadman. Aylesbury ducks, Geora Irwin, W Carter. q
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. . I . Cor. tlawi!ton S.�. and Square, Goderich, Ont.� - .
I .11 . -G Bull' calf, Ed Garvin, G A Deadmau. - Drawn work, Mrs W- McKenzie, Mrs Hele.
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I fl, , . , . trade Cattle. -Cow, I .Embroide , cot n or muBlio, Mrs E Stew.
4 4 �; � CHAELL118 Umutow, L. L. B, NativeAor G ha ving 0her bread fowl, W Taylor, G Irwin � y .
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. I .11 I I calved since last, show, M. H Harrison, D I-5111LBIMENTS --Patent arm wagon �ohn lart,BerraCarde Embroideryon woratedi
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I - _ 1 1 COTT & MCK Afoitars, ate., McKinnon, J Cunningham. Two.jear�old Wynn. One horse oovered buggy, Chatham
. � i Clara McQracken, Mrs W Blashill.' Fine F
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. . I . .1 block, Igaaa street. D%yflold Office, open every ' I .. On titer, D E wan. - shirt, Mrs A McKenzie, Mrs Hole. Fan.7
:. .4 � : - office. year -61d heifer, M. H Harrisbn, Wilton and* Pump,.Fred Adams. 'Wheelbarrow,
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. � 4 waa Scott & E. H. McKenzie.' Turnbull. T wo. year. old- steer', Thoo David. -Wynn. � knittingi cot ton. Mrs L? Stewart, Mrs
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:f . - [oolkiig,hoLy & 101mosted, Barristor, Solicitor E on, shirt, MLre Hate e -W McKenz:e.
I , ! Scott and Sons. Heifer. calf, John Cald ri-:9ed fall wheat, JameE Campbell & 1, r
- � I . Ad and Notaty . L_. Mrs' Blashill, Festiher stitch. a
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� - H F . 1) Cook, J. Cunningham. Fat cow or heifer James Mccallurn, R [McMurray, I Loy er flowers, Mrs
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L ; ,� on, ing, Miss Roles, OlFirm
I noy to lend. Farm M 11 Harri-bon Iqt variety spring whafat, Cillenderson _ M cOracken. Halt
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11 I . � L lor sale, Ogilce in 3oott'o Block, Main Street - -a. - _ flowers, ra J Little, Mrs J R Smith. P
L f- � 1, i Siim,;i.�Leicestei ---:Aged ram,J Sand- James Campbell & Son, James MCCa1lUo1.
s' , " seatorth. -1 - ' I Hairpin w
I - ork, M�s E Stewart, Mies Ross. a
;1 - ' ;. __ . arson and Son, D Milne. Shearling ram, - Four or -six rowed barley, C Henderson & h
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L L 'I, - - - in lamb, J . ace, Mrs, 1%
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A � I I . Cowan, J W Smith. Pair ewes, hAving Black es ll and Son, C Hole, MrJ W Blashill. Lamberouin, Ber.
,[�. .- - 46 /-,7z raised lambs in 1900, Jas 84nde'.rson & Son lin wool and bead, Miss Roos, D C Ross. h
I' I I 9 Henderson and Son, E Garvin. White I
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I I 1 A4�� � -John Cowan. Pair sheaeliog em -eq, J 84nd- . .Jamew Campbell and Son, R McMurr , Mrs W Blashill. '
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� 4; � erson & Son, John Cowun. SY L work,'Mrs W Robb, Berta Carder.
: ,� - Vhio &ignature is od.overy box of the gentling a) Henderson aLid 8 �o. Small peas, Jul, I
� - John Cowan, J Sanderso� & Son. Pen, Campbell and . Son,OR MeMurray. Lar : , Woollen mitts, Mrs Hate, ,Mrs W MoKen.
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. - t e Bro Leicester sheep, one male and four* fem lei, peas, Erb, James - Cam bell and Sor
� I, . Laxa,tiy MO-QUinifle Tablets 7i zie. Woollen gl6ves, Mrs W MoKen 0
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; -, the remedy that evires a cola in one daY J S%ndar8on & Son, John Cowan..., Henderpon and Son. Timothy seed, Jain' J McCallum. NettiDg, Mrs Hole, Clara
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�� . Pelthick, Oliver Smith.' Ram lamb, Oliver FRUIT, -Applei;.�--Bald wine, James Sha ,, Warwick, M'ro E Stewart. Patchwork 1
, lot ann 2nd. Pair -ewes, having James Evans. Famuese, D A � Lowou'. _ quilt, T Bailant§ne, Mrs Hate, Mrs W h
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� 1) E�j Do D. . 8 . Smith yr� Blashill. logeabin quilt, Clara MoCpack- '
� , . � '2ad. Pair shearling em,eg,-W H Webber Evans, D C a derson an, Mrs le. F n M re Hele, Mrs -9
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. Roams over "the �ot.Jnl - 914f , John Cunningham. Pair ewe lambs, Oliver - W Blashill. C� d an McClel-
� Sestorth. . 16 Son, A Stewart. Northern_�`Spiesi iatln &
. 'I - Shropshire Speir, 0 Henderson & S,on. 'I G n . W Tayl � a quilt" Mi p
� Smith, M. .H Harrison. Pen A ree it g , land, . I ra Hate, Ra.3 mat, MrF
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I h - I - . Hele, Mrs W . 8 ill Cone, Mies 0
- W. TW�.'DDLE, Bruocls, iiiDeritist, (formerl Downs, one male and four females Oliver James F 'Golden P u h . libboo t
. , ly of - J wans, James 'Speir.- _.
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I 1111191F , � - llnll�. vraduste course in crown nod brillize work at Oyfi,trel Illmunila -Acyp,4 ranin X tV.ZVh _T- 1. Q.,-:- � - t�'l 7 __ Mrs W Blashill. ! Roman embroiderv. Mra
I .__ I - � .- � Ueeft L Mu�vlluil �V,y 21111 . . I , . I
::: '. , at (All aro, office 0 �r A. R. � ' W Blashil ,Miss JRoas. Shell work, Mrs E a
: . 60,i, J - .9 u....""' "J"". .1v man SWeets, J a
1. -1 � SulitLi'a store, 13r,ug 1009. tf strong,:James Speii. Tol 0
� � I _1 �' Stewart. Sofa pillow, Berlin wool flat,
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j f I R. F. A. , ,LER C, Dentist, graduate of the - Pair a, h ' - d la4s in Henderson & Son,'W Armgtron�. Wealt I " .yne. SWul pit.
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;. D low, Berlih wool, raised, ,Clara MeC4cken.
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: ,p t . honor graduate of Dep 6rtment of Dentistry, Toronto � . ' �' - Mrs. W. P'lashill. Sofa pillow, braided .1 t
I , ; , . 8hearlivg ewes, J W Smith, J & VV 0 ' is. pins, A- ,Stewart, James E�,An I
: -41 I , - � � Univi,ordity. Oflico in the Petty block, Ronsall. a. ,��_,�Olvelt I t
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r �, - " 1� - Will vieft Zurich every Monday, oommOnchag Mon. Pair ewe lamba, J & W Ovans, J W 8�itth. James Speir, James Evans. Roxboro Bus- J Ball, ,�ios McClelland. Sofa pillow,
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� . day, June lot. 1687 Pen Oxford Down8, one male an' patohwor4, Mims 'Ross, T Balla,ntyne.
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f, , � . . . malea, J %V Smith, JA W Ovens. - ',- i Duchess of Oldenburg, 8 Hog; - Woollen 8 � W Mo. M
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11 I gard, Jam,,m .
q . 1 : � I , LOSS, :Ientie't (ettecosoor to F. Nv. I Kenzie. Cotton stockings, Mrs E Stewart P
I -1 . - � . 1'.. It, R. r Pfcs,�--Beikfjhires.-Boar, over.-two,years, Buryesq._`�FAII Pippirls, James E �':ai n a, J ( i a' I 1* f(
I ; I- . � DTweddlu), jzradtv to of Royal College of Dental P- Gibbons. Boar, under two y ears, G. T Cunningham. Fallawater, - Mrs W -M Ket,zie. ,We ,
, I - . Hurg,-votw Of Out . ariu; fir.telaos. honor gradusteof --- - - Airs T Ballaty aa, ollensocks, Mrs W ti
. . I Toror,-to Utth'aro-ty , crown Luld bridge workf� ailio Roberts'on, John Cow'an. Boar, under one Jae Campbell & Son. Grave ' ' J L McKenzici Airs E Stewart. Cotton socks, a
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2 I -urk in - ruis. 11 the most modern year, G T Roberbion. John Cowan, 180w, Speir Maiden's Blush, A Vte -wart, C e 2. Mrs E Stewart, Seed wreath, J Brethour. -
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; . I metho,l�i for ivi'luitiou ['if inK and.painleso extraction of ion, P derson' & Son. Beewaukee, Rev John R sp. a 'I
i having littoted in 1960, GiT ,Robertf Str%wha-, Mrs. John Wynn. Tatting,
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I � . , S Mrs Hele,'Mrs W Blashill. Tineel -worlit
I - � . 1". (7, ibbons: on, James S wi.
. . . Tweddle's old'st!inJ,.qi or Dilt'd grocery, Senfort St Lawrence, Thou Davids I I
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I I I . 10,10 York,4hires.-Boar,' tinder two. years, T,'l, Chenango Strawberry, Jas Campbell & Son M iss Ross; D C Rose. Tissue paper flo'wers, it
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t I - I P, tered in 1900, ltftchol, A Stephenson.' Ross) E - Stowe' t. Fish scale work,
I I I , . I I __ Speir, E Garvin. - Winter pears, AnDli,YB
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� . . . I . ) ;1 Sow, under one year, A' Stephenson, Mrs J Rose, D C Ross. Plums, any varie y, Emin P
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� I . I . - � John Wynn, Berta Carder.' Cluster grraTe , A .
, D,L-7-1c� 0/_ 0 ; IWI CAA y ; . Tarnworth. -Doar, over two years, James 8 Haggard, E Girvin, Peaches, Bell a H R Brewer. Amateur photos, Rev JnO I
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- I Speh, W H MeOutch D. N�'f V
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L -Winglen t, epolL years, M . Pencil dr *
I All.-hanival Drawltw f'r 14-tittla,fli,111p. Thol-oltril 1Y.- I - I .a
� Boar, tinder one Mrs Hate, Berta Car�ler. Water color land.
� t,,t,t(,f,,.--ttittigti-,Iti��it. 8w(-.1t,n(-r,tireyenr. Studwil;i , year, W H - McCutcheon, Speir, A Gibbons'. Varieties of p, ,
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� bi,gttl fuly tl!116. Ont(G—j"Itil Fre4v. ljeff-riiii-, all lab and ,-)ad. Sow' having littered . cape Mrh Hate, Alre (Rev) Abey, Water
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� � ______ - _ __�_____ I in 1900, IV 11 ,. McCutche.on, Ist RDd color iigur a and oil painting landscape, Berta si
� - --- --ii-_ 2nd. SOW, UDder one year, W H RoOTS AND Hoxey) Cnoi,:i.-Early p9t4' Carder, M a Hate, Oil portrait, Mrs (Rev) t F,
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� I � rd ZY 1) I 0 A L. _.�._ McCutcheon. Best sow, fmy age or Vreed " Abey, rh Hole. Black and colored crayon -
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, Late potatoei, 8 Hoggard, John McKinn,n h
� ; � � i � R Nichol. - Best pen pigs, mly age or breed, P drawin ', Berta Carder, Mrii Hate. Spatter
r I � James Evans, James Burgegs. Collection of 9 ti
i Dr. doon McGinnis, . one. male and three fornaloa, R Nichol, P work, Mis3 McClelland. Painting on pot -
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t I , ('ibboDs. tery, Berta Carder,'Miso .Room. Painting on
! - flon. arwitiate 1,on4an Western University. member I .11 Erb. Swede turnips. also any other vari ty- silk or velvet, Jae Shaw Mrs W Blashill. a
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I � one.- I'0('f.T1tY.-0Uinoa fQ,wl, P Gibbons-
� , F ofilee, slitid llvuiduueo-vormerl� occupied by Mr. Wm. -Dark Brahintis, 0 Henderson & SOD, (11 of turnips, C Henderson &,80n, P Gibbons, -Painting on placques, Mius Ross. Skeleton. li
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I � I athollo Church- White field. Carrots, C Henderson &18on, ,Tom.
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� . Plukard, Victurla Stroot, auxt to the C 1� � ''� - Irwiti. Ligh t Brahmas, W. H 'M cCraaken ' ized leaves, Miss McClelland, R Leather-
XrX�ghb oalla oittwidod promptly. , . � NjcCallum, Altringhy6m carrots, C Hender a
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I , . � W Carter, Black -8panish, J Brethour, C, . - dale. Ornamental pennialnrhip, Berta Card.
, . -,- 9carleb na inoss penmanship, Mrs J R Smith, a
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� W. 110THAM, Af - � D., C. .M., Ilonor Grad Irwin. Barred rocks, Alf Baeker, S Smiley. Bus
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� and FOlow of Trinitv Medical kjolloge; Gr"- J Brethour, W H McCracken, Early hyrn I
- I I A. ' . While rock9,_ Willson Bros, A Beaker. . W H McCracken. Girl's penmanship, 9
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r .1 - ,,( Tritnt Unlifirdit Mernber of C carrots, W Taylor Geo J61inston LAD .
It .1 I ZV3MMUM I - . I . . b tirace Al .5tewart, J no Uaider. odelling
Ixh%*tl:i-,n4 and 8urv.-ous (of Ontario, Constance, On- _.___ . . blood beets, C Henderson & Son, James Ilo- . re
tali.). 111%t.. t,:;rm rv, ownipicel 1,% Dr.Ceoper. 1050 ., in clay, Mrs W Blashill,� Marion Stewart..
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p, LFX. 1;LTRUNE, M. D., Yallow of tho-.Royal, . I WalterTaylor. White sugar beets, W H Abey. Oil painting, still life, Nirl, (Rev) a
_M . colicstio 'at Physicians and Surgeorim, K-ingatott. . . McCracken, T Ballantyne. Parsnips, John Abey, Jae Shaw. Water color, still life, th
ancoitu,!o; to Dr. MaciM� d. OtEct- Ir-toly oectiplod 4: Bolgar, Mrs P Scott. - Long red -maugold Jas Slyaw, . 0
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-Dr. M�7,ktd, Mall 13treeit Stixforth. Roidence - I i wortzels, W H McCracken, Jame,i Shaw. . I at
-dornor,.;' V4'ctorla Squ.ArG in hodoo Ixtely oQau led - � Fj,oNvEns, -Table bouquet, Marion Stew-'
1. p ., Yellow globe maDgolds, also red globe maD. �
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0_"�� F. J. BURROW81 . M 12 Cracken, James McCallum, Winter r " "': Sa
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U."al 1loq).'.al. llonar graduate Trinity Unt"refty, i
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w.en,1r t)f thp Cololin) of Physician@ and Surgeons 9 ' D 'Ps .(special), James McCallum, James ;k `
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Of oiilt.ril� Coroncr for the County of Huron. 0 ' Speir. Long red MaDgolds (apecial), a so Ic re
Offivt wid Itt-il,li-me Llflilt,rloh Streut, Eatit of the f 1-fe t(�) yellow globe mangolds, (special), Airs T B,il-
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I . . I - 1986 - w I I lantyne, James McCallum. For Med" "i n", e
thousands: , d � . ch
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1111Y�IICIAYi AND SURGEONS, - W'hen appetite fails, it re- .119. to
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: &ad --rich atret�t, Opp-c-ilto Methodist churoh,Seaforth , Giant Rocci onions, W H McCrackan, P Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills s.re ae
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rr.cu,�, . .!r Outarto Callegio of .Physician -1)' rden.. .� .,Stewart. Top mion sets, James M_cCAIIu b, give y* U. I The difference Is that Dr. an
J. Q. SC-�, rr, Kraduabo Victoria and Ann Arbor, and I Lirden, 't liffis the ti Cracken. Dutch Sets, W H McCracken
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. WhCn ) . ` rion Stewart, Dutch sets, W H Me- Chase's I�Ifdriey�Llvdr Pills were per- In
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� ; 0, UAcK,%V, hontir graduate Trinity Univorelty, b. Pof,ato onion , W Tayl(lr,. fected aftor the formula, had proven it- �
: the ALIIIII)IICISSOf health : I' ,James .McCallum. Yellow Canada corn, C iself of ln�.stfniable value In' scores of
i Kold , vd.Allst. Trinity,11tidloul Colloge. Meml)t%r I I . I I I
- ! Uollt,�,t of Physt3lq-ts and Surgeons, onlo-Arlo. `ilk 'hen . work is hard land Henderson & Son, Alex. Stewar Sth con. hundreds of cases. I
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I I— 1, . Pasion.) White Flin't corn, W Tayloi. of
__ - ___ __ duty is heavy, it mal"te - larity fnor�i his ability to cure kidney I
� , ' - � I S ifC . Yellow Dent corn, T Davidson, R MoMuti_ I Syr
Xo'(t., Uop Directo . r .1 . disease, 11 er ornplaint, and backache
: ry for 1900. bri(yht, ! ray,, -Collection of corn, W Taylor, W H , Ast
! I " t-1 , , McCracken. Winter cabbage, W H Mo. with this orniula, as he did from the goo
! J AM f,' -i Lt IC"K I fART, ltvo,i e, SeVorth 11, 0. ". IL is the thin cdcre of , he Cradken, W Taylor. Curled Savoy cabbap e, Publlcattfoi,i of'his great recipe book. ren
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I JOHN _G G10%VF, Cutinvillor, Winthrop 1'. 0 vv -edge- ffic thick end is food. � W Taylor, W H M'cCracken. Red piol;_ the kldheys and liver at the sAme time say
� JANH�,,i o 1_k11(;lJl,1;% . j, C,)uncillor, becebwood P. 0 . ling . cabbage, W H, McCracken, 8 I Hoggard. was origiral with Dr. Chase. It ac_ - edy
i Al"OTill': [,to MH! It � �'-01', Councillor, Seaforth P.0 .B,Llt,N_V1'iati.5 the 'use ,.of foxl, Cauliflower, C Henderson & Son, W Taylor. counts for the success of Dr. Chase's not
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I WILLTArl F.VEN-F, Aioeajer, Beechwood P. 0. t? i I I . I ston, Mammoth pumpkin, 0,Henderson & complicated ailments of the filtering fiel
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; ('11AKL", DODDS, Oollqbor, Senforth P. 0. , ig�st i Son, W H McCracken. 8quash, A 19tewait organs, and every forni of backache.
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! " . Scott s Emulsion of C od C Henderson & Son. Collection of garde� ho
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� __ . produce W H McCracken, W 'I, Xldney-Llyer Pills axe�' unapproached. we
� i Liver Oil is thefood that Ina �-es Lar I P I 611 9 I i y lor. -They- keep the kidneye, liver, �an(J bow- fiv
� AN ITEM OF INTEREST. 9�bF tomatoes, C Henderson on, IV
, Taylor. Plum or cheiry tomatoes, W Tay. els healthY,, active, -and,. regular, and so son
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Farre %,, - tnH taLen Etc .,qAcl;t ratt-�q; p�,.Nntonts ti�
su!t I i,rroii er; eatirit.46tfon vuararyteed ; ali corro.
V01d(,D(,u cheerfall) ans,A eiod. ABNER COSENS,
ilughan" Ont. Vlfivf-A� corner of Afinnie and
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for James McCallum, E Garvin. White be4us,
rprovent, ahu cure nine -tent E; ox itne line
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te*art, ames Evans. Button hole or
rem bouquet, Marion Stewart, Jas Shaw.
olleotion of cut flowers, J Brethour, S Hog-
ard, Collection of dahlias, Marion Stew -
rt, Mrs E Sellars. Pansies, John Calder,
V.Taylor, Phlox drummondi, Magion Stew-
rt,JamesEvana. Asters, Mario4 Stewart,
r i J R Smith. Stooks,Marion Stowart,Mrs
i ellars, Petunias, alqoAfrican marigolds,
led French marigolds, Marion Stewart, J as
vans. Dianthus, Marion Stewart, John
alier. Balsams, James Evans, Marion
to wait, Zinnias, Mrs J R Smith, Marion
tewart. Gladiolus spikes, Marion Stewart.
eibenas, Marion Stewart, S Hoggard.
hrysanthemiums, JamesEvanso MrsJ R
mith. Parennialphlox, Marion Stewart,
A J R Smith. Double hollyhocks, John
aloer, S Hoggard. Cookscombe, Marion
te*arb, J Brethour. Collection of orna-
efital native grasses, Grace M - Stewart,
arts, Carder. Collection of ornamental
nits, also outdoor flowers, Marion Stew -
rt, 8 Hotkard. Noxious weeds, W H Mo.
ranken, m Brown. -
#!TRACTIONS. -Comf9rt, soap race, -100
arom, open to any lady of 18 years o " f age
r 'over, Katie Mullen, Ethel McCallum,
comic -M.cCillum, Annie Gray, Minnie For-
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es, Best lady driver, the contestant to
&;Iiess horse, hitch to buggy, and drive
nc,� around the half mile track, Mrs Love,
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lop Sholdice, Mine Dale. Foot race, 100
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aroo, Jae Thompson, Fred Terry. Boys
ace, under 12 years, 50 yards,Sam 8carlett,
otman McGuire, Walter Williamson, Fin
cott. ' Bicycle race, open to Huron, mile
eats, Ed Bryan, Alton Rae, Alvin Hemp -
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alf mile heats, J G Sproat, 1st.- Gentle-
an's, ' driver's race, Dr MoNauRht6n, list ;
Livingston and R Hewitt tied for 2nd '
ree-for-all race, -Annie Gould, McGinnis
istowel, . let ; Alma, Corbett, Teeswater:
ndi,-Time; 2:24, 2:21.
JUDGES.
Heavy Horses, -George Dale, Tucker.
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Light Horsei,-Oliver Johnstori, Clinton.
Sheep, -Donald, Fisher, Wroxeter.
Plgs,-James Dorranoe-,- McKillop.
Poulbry,-John Smale, Listowel.
I plemente,-Johu Eckinter, Eth6l.
Coto and Hoed crops, -J Graham, At.
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ruit,-A A Sloan and F Metcalf, Blyth.
airy P"roduce,-W M Ribinson, Wrox-
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wtureo,-Mirs C W Andrews, Harriation.
Ladies' Work, -Mrs Young, Mrs, Coultis,
ro W M Robinson.
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1E ]Aad Been Weak and Ailing
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Increase, and His Parents Thought
Him Doomed to an Invalid's Life. -Dr.
Williamit' Pink Pills cured Him When
Hope Had Almost Departed. � .
ro the Post, Thorold, Out.
Mr. James Dabauld and wife a're two of
he befit known residentm of the town of
h6rold, where tfiey have passed many
ears. In their family they have a little
on. who, although but ton years of age ;
as experienced much - affliction, and his
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arIgnts expended many a dollar in the
earch for his renewed health -all in vain,
owever, until 0r. Williams' .Pink Pills
ate t into use I A Post, reporter
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earing of the cure callqd at Mr. Diibauldls
clay home and received full artioulars from
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ra, Dabauld. " I arri ple"ed," said Mrs.
tibauld, " to have the publia made elware
f t he facts of my boy's .case it it is likely to
el.) some other supreF. Chatley is now
an years of age. In infancy he was a deli -
at, child, but froni four to seven he scarce-
r passed a well day. At four years of age
a )egan. to complain of frequent headaches,
h: ch later became almost continuous, and
oo i symptoms of general debility develop -
d. His appetite was oor and he grew
ale -and emaciated, atil the least exertion
auged a advere palpitation and fluttering of
he heart, and dizziness. At times 'there
af considerable derangement of We stem- L
ch ; a blueness of the Tips and a shortness
f kireath. He would often lie awake at
ight, and rise'in th6 morning haggard and
nrefresbed. Duriniz big illness he was
reated by two doctore,. h red 'in
he diagnosis of his case. One said it was
atarrh of the stouriach, and while his itreat.
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ro 7ement. The -second g1no attended him
r some time with no better results. , Some
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unt to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and!"about-
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egan taking them. We had - long 110ore
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orne to the conclusion that he would 1e an
valid for life, but believing it a dl6aty I
wed to my child to procure -all means . of re-
ef, I was determined to give Dr. Willip,mal
ink Pills a fair trial. The good effe6ti of
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he firob box was apparent, and five lboxes
era used, which were ta-cen in aboult six
withs' titne,,.'when . be was strong and' well,
nd could attend school, and play and frolid
a cther healthy boys do. As every ,symp,
m of his old trouble hale vanished ' . I c9n -
dc r his enre complete. The pills hav'a car-
irly done Minis, world of good, as nearly
irye years have since passed a*ay ' and he
aspot seep a sick day in that length -of
in 3. I shall t. ver feel that we owe our
oy's health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills$
nd believe that their prompt use would re-
eve much suffering."'
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L r. Will ama' Pink Pills are just as valu.
bl( in the case of children as with adults,
nd puny 1 We ones woVId soon thrive and;
row fat ur der this treatment, which has no
lu tl for building up the blood and giving
newed strength to brain, body and ner,ves.
old by all daaler8 or sent post paid at 50o;
box or six boxes for $' 2.50, by addressing
a Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
nt Do not be persuaded to tr"omething
me said to be " just as good." - .
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Newspapers ill the Army.
The newspaper habit plings to the Anglo.
x6n in all situations. The time will come
lien no ariny of any size w`111 be without
s newspaper. Already most of the British
gi Dents have their own newspapers, - pub.
h(d once % month. The news consists
ie ly of matter"ertaiping to the, officers
d men of the regiment� and their families,
t )be pap3re also devote regular columns
BportiDg aews, humor, poetry or other
partme I ints. AO contributions are from
mbers of the regimentj. These papers are
uch in favor amdDg officers and soldiers,
d i any of them are yery well edited.-
diii napolit Press, !
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A Bhd Case - of Asthma.
fro. Geeorgy Budden, Putmanville, ont., says :_
f 3el it my duty to recommend Dr. Chase's
ul of UnEced and Turpentine, as 1 hold the
hr ia very bad; could get pothing to do me any
d. A friend of mine perob%ded ine to try this
oc �lfias hehad trfcd It, an�' it proved succee8ful.
lei , and � t cured me. I atu thankful to -day to
I , ini a well wonian tbrc uf4b the use of this rem-
. I keep It In the house a�l the time, and would
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d, near Obtawa, lost two children and bar I
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ek. It appears that the two children, a,
e.3ear-old daughter and a three-year-old
, , Vere ta Eing their, afternoon, nap when
ir mother and the 'rest of the family
nt away t) work in a potato patch. It is
posed that the children awoke and set
to the b4ildirig by p,14ying ,vith matches.
ebarn wa situated lojameen the house
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ind-the potato 'patch, and it was not until and pence, each sepa,�ated in writing by &
ihe house *ao 41most completely destroyed space for the next, denominations, it
;hat the mother knew of the fire. Before seemed necessary to -Mr. Lee to have an
;hey reached the burning b iilding the roof - arbitary mark for each, of the,denomintitions
w1lapsed, and all'ohiiince ofeaving the little of our monetaTy system. :But he, s.00n
)nee was lost. The widow, who has been found that one character, with the aidof &.
vorking the. farm since her husband's decimal point, was all that was necessary,
leath eighteen months ago, lost -many vain. 1 and in the latter part of his own book all
�bles, including $100 in bills, in the flaimes. ,' that elaborate systern of symbols, except. I
- *_ the one intended to mark the- dollar, was I
A Mania for Operatio i found to have been dropped. I . .
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Moot pbyqiclans are anxious to try th97181urgeon's � Dr. Baker , cat tainly finds� the dollar sign
inife, and reloomm nd n oper tion for -piles. A less in. this old atitlimetic, and does not flud it,
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Irael, less expensiv and less riety motho4.19 the use , ill use at any earlier date.: 0 timw -
If Dr. Chase's OEt"ment, a preparation that has
iever yet been1tiown to fail to dure piles no matter Adam's arithmetic was published in: 1805,
it what form or of however lo ig standing. , Don't the gymbol had become well established..
ihink of risking an oparation wh 3n you can be cured Dr. Baker, therefore, regard' 31r. Lee as
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nent. - The beat physicians use It in their practice, the i ventor, and believes thplaign to be ab-- -
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That Adam,was made firat. ; zines, Dr. Baker has received many letters '
That 11 he pays the freight." I on the subject, but none in wbich his con-,
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That " blel'oed are the meek." 'I clusio3a are challenged, He intend*11 for-
. i furth4 ir verification, to make 4 'study Of the
That nine men in ten detest goosip. , ,
That al� angels are not ol your sex, ' deparbmental records to silee w.bexi the
dollar sign first appeared in the tr0'aour
That co�nfidence begets omfidonce. � � I 11 y
I accounts. He also hopes to� make si more -
That men sometimes hav a I I nerves." I l thorough search of the old text books 10 ace,
That there should be no place like home, -, if by ChanC8 AnV Use Of this � sign pii�or to
That it takes two to prolong a family jar, ' 'liee ean lie -die-
, that of the Rev. Obaline,ey
That the least said is the soonest mended. I cover�d. Perhaps somelof th:e descei3jda'Uts
That with all his faults 5ou love him still. - f- M . Lee will be able to find the aii.thor's
That you should have no secrets' from him. I 0 ,
' I menu cript, in which cape additionat light
That husbands have tro bles of their own. , mi&4b be,.tbrown upon the ',subject.; 1-tir
'That he's "all right,"when you know cart WY inter sting to know ithe origin- of a �
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' thing inasednstant time as the dollsi sign.
That woman's beat weapon is her weak. � ;
Dr. .Baker's discoveries seem likely to take
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Working Ovortime. I New York Post, f , ��
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Eight hour laws are ignored by those tirea - _* I
eon, little workers -Dr. King's New Life I
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�1'illo. Millions are always at work, night I I
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Lod day, curing Indigest.on, Biliousness, ; i -
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)onstipatioD, Sia. Headache and all Stom- i I -S , .
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6ch, Liver and Bowel troubles, 'Easy, 1 Are the Most Profitable Adents,
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Reflections- of a Bachelor. i Dominion ot Canada lire as popular a's the P
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Half of the quarrels between a man and , Diam nd Dyes, These indispensable i helps,
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We could xtand having o ir enemies hate 4 ' friends every day. This popularity is� gain. �.
is if our frionds would onl 7 love us, - but ! ad by quality, excellence of Colors, and ease
bey don't. . � and comfort in doing the work of dyei'
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After a girl gets married she tries to look J Jus b think of it !, One package of aiiy of .
6t an old maid as if she waE some kind of a , the DAmond Dyes will color �rom one �to mix,
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,uriosity. .
, . i pounds of goods, according to�'the shade do.
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No man could ever liv( for very long aired. This is wonderful w0rk when the.
vith the kind -'of woman ,thE t always means small xpense is considered. ; :
nore than she says. Your last year's jacket, -cape, biouse,
Half the girls you me re �fther pret�y dress, skiA, and youir husband's suits land -
ir clever, - , The other half are ones who ohildron's clothes may be soiled, faded and
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vould make good wives. I.. I unsightly ; but with a ten'ce4t package of
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NO-womaWs feet feel really comfortable ; Diamond Dyes you can work a mighty,
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inless she has got them in a pair of shoes I change,, and make the old things like! now .
,hat are too small for them, I for this season"is wear. One effect in' this
Nothin makes a woman buy 'anything I work of true economy will. -Convince y?o that
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he doeen t want so quick t to have the ; Diamond Dyes are true money savers itio the -
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The average woman will forget a man Mark Twain on tho Stun*.
vho risked life to save her � lot sooner than Only once did Mark Twai"In - apple I or in.
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he will -al man thateent bdr a pickle dish public as a political apeaker. i Asa, coriscien- * �
vhen she got married. 1 1 tious Republican in ble politiciAl. preferences,.
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The women have gut up a discussion I Mr. Olem. eDs took an active interest �n the
vhether a wife ought to- op4n her humband's 4 Presidential campaign of 188(j. Whil4 vis --
utters. None of them eve really does it, itibg in Elmira, New York,:i,u the �411 of
lot she won't even admit t� the Others that i that year,, be made a short speech one Sat- �
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t is because she doesn't daire. � I urday night, introduciDg to:a Repu�liean- �
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His Wonderful Nerve In the course of his remarkel .Mr. C4nleus,
Alone sustained Editor F. A]. Higgins, of I said : ; i 11
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)eneca, Ill., when all doctors and medicines I 0
ailed to relieve his'pain frpin piles. Then - church in Hartford, and the autht')r of
�ucklen's Arnica Salve .wh'olly cured him. ' B utif I& ' Maybe he,Will denylthat,
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Infallible ficiti-Injuries, Paine or Bodily erup- IpL' alm"lloinlyow-
ions. Cure guaranteed. Qnly 25c a box. from him last place. As a puie citizen 6 J re. -
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)old by 1. V. Fear, druggist. � erid of yestis 1- _
-0 � . have the warmest regard for him, 48 a,
. neighbor whose vegetable 1
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Origin of thd Dollar Sign. mine, why-wby I watch hins.' An tbo ailm
Dr. Marcus Baker, of Washing�on, re- I' th,tr of ' Beautiful Snow' he: has ad ad &
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ecount of a theory 'which he has to account i min in honest polities,and I '
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lonesome , poe,t,()U.r SO
or the origin of the familiar dollar sign. I oupies a mighty , ;
We has long been in dispute. All motto of 1 broacl, so bountiful in his obaliao'er tb*t he
xplanations have been given, the most ;1 never turned a tramp empty�handed 'from,
ommon of which is that the iLdtials of the . his door, but always gave him a lett�r of- .
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Ynited States aro,crosEed. But there have - lntrodu�tlon to me. Pure, b-pneet, jo�cor_
leen seven oroeight other theories to ac* ruptible, that is Joe Hawley. i Such Allman-
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ount for the d sign, which are about I in poll ti cs i s I i k e a bo title of pierfumery: in a.
a good. Dr. Baker, in his researches in : glue factory -it may moderate the stp�nch,; -
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he library of the Bureaiiof Education, I but it. doesn't dcttrjy it. I� haven'bi said
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endiurn of Federal Arithmetic, Designed I Ladies and gentlomen, this is Geoteral .
)r the use of Schools,-. and Especially Cal- I Hawley." I . J �
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Levi Chauncey Lee, of Rutland, Vermont, " knocked FenseleFs by a lion that lace,ated
a this book was set forth a system of so. I big arm. Hia thrilling esco.pe froM' the
%Iled " characteristics," by which one ! jaws of death is only equalled by Dr. King's
ertical stroke was to designate the mill, 1 New Discovery for -Consnmption, which has
wo vertical strokes the cent ; these two I saved thousari�a from desperate Throat and
roomed by one curved stroke the dime ; ! Lung troubles. 11 All do(,tora.said tn� 1-w-ife
ad tar the dollar a. sign Consisting of two I would eoon die of Consurnp.tion," writeg-
erticals combined with two curved strokes, 1 L. 0. Overstreet, of Elgin, �T-eun , '� but
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Ow so familiar, was proposed. -At that 'your wonderful medicine completely Cured
.me the people of the country were just : her, amd saved ber life.", 8%tl�faetiolu is
'nerging from the use of pounds, Shillings, * guaranteed by I. V. Fear, druggist, . Sea-
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I'll, I - � MO ' forth, wbo-gives trial botilea free. Large
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Kidndy Disease I i4 i . Tbela . Le Cluny MaepberBou psed to r4latv,
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. Cuspid pedlar belonging W Ihe clav, nf,
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for which Dodd's Kidney unabashed ; "I've a room in njy ain 14100.1le i
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. cure. ln't)ropsy the Kid- job," A few 4ays later the Ichief c�lled � I
� �upon the old fellow at his t"tebed roof
neys are ad�ually dammed ' .
up, and the �yate�, which cottage., and was shown into 06 Ain -y I lovr
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should be exp�-Ile4 in th, rafted kitchen, with the � peat, Teek -curling .
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and lodges in the', cells of the pcdlar busy with some prof6und mo�the- -
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the flesh and puffs \iput the matical problem 11 Well, Donald, where
skin. Remove � tbo filth is thin wonderful room. of yours ?'-' be: in-
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which plugs up the c1rain. quired, 11 Whaur ye ,itand, ai�r," was; the
Restore tile Xi4neys\, to reply, " Do yeno'see that, the: walla . and
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health. There is'only o,'oe rafters are as,blaelt as jet, and -,is greasy "
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you're riebt, air ; and I've jist been coontW
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DOD'D'S I produce that effi-nt, and 500 loads of pe4 at
\ 10s. is exacily L2150. What is your C100 ta
" that?" The chiel'i ain admitted big discom-
\i1ture, and cbeerfully paid the f(5rfeit. � I
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