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I PTEAMER 8, 1905- . . 1. NNINVIN011W .;';—
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c - .. 11 � - -WM.-W- - - � 11 - � -- -- - I � — . . I- ...O. �.t;;= uffiftsP�Wlr�iauz,K - I I roper accessories.
. .. -11 . -4AV-1* - , � that you,cl � nal rhetoric. The Ui4on was the ciliet that had not the p
I 111 � I I- . I . I ... "Do 70 .meon to tell me
. � - I 1=06 -A--N"— q I "I was the most WIllant company
� - - - I . . rather, w6rk'thaft beg or borrow?" sal(I dish. Every body. slashed if with his 'I But It
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� jabbed it with big fork. It, N r
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Qyra � � I ;;; . - � � 19MIA 11 . he. I I knlfe'� and red, roasted, � md Too many tickets had been dNtribut- �
I - I . I I I - I'Thafs�about it," I answered. was slaughte
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-* ., I �� i I I mincemeat and devoured. ed, rlrl soon "there was an elb on
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rvio I r '' I - . I I IBLN . 'And aln't ashame'd )f it?" ' ' oke of 'rolling back the tIde'Of fa- e ery toe," a I ,
�W I . -- 1. .HOLDEN SP evcr� rlb and a he,el on v Ir
. : I . � I � � . . "Ashamed! ffIly?" said 1, not quite Air. GreeleY Put It, Every miss and lie
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� - � ,.,BY ,sure.of his melfulng. it had never oc. ,'.n � I �
� � I - I I I I - curr science of -the 'people., Theh- met.a- mamma tiptoed for a view ' I
. . - -- -�, 11 - i -- -__ I IRVINC',11ACHELUR , � I ed to me that one had,aty cause - who camio' th '
- 41 i . phors are as bad as their morials." prince and his party,
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100ra is; tile - . .1� to be ashamed of working. a in a I
� � -1 --., 11 : . . - - . I I . e 16ughed heartily at this example 10, taking their seats on a dais at on I
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with a Yeser- 1- : -, ----, � I � . d then we rose The prine
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. -- Tile Oniv Root 1. cov"TA, 1W, by Z;otlw*P ]NOMM"a 111' gu ss ,yoifll do for the Tribune," of fervid eloquence, an side of the crowded floor.
.. I 11 . ODR�PaftV t I table. He had to go to the hi
)C -d Ain one. . � it I . he said.' "Come .and see me at 12 to from th& sat with his hands iolded before !I,
: � �� . I ! I '17 -e one in a reverie* �Beside him wer
;,,�., " . . That Can Leak - - ......6...J ow.9f I I office that evening, ,and I came aw- Ilk - !ll, Ive
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. 1- � I s t h co, n.. I yy - I- I � . I had nothing to 'ewe
I ,e . . . . . . I ]Best shingles in the world warp and The other boardei,*as a ralLer trail, .And then they went away. I soon ,after dinner. ' I the Duke. of N astle, a big, ster
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,-es to -atc I- �� in tile sun -soak up water when it Ith an easy cough and a confl- If I had been a Knight of the Garter do and went home, reflecting upon all man with all aggressiye red board; t e
I N. _ 11 � - dry . Tin Tod mists- man, w
r ,, I .... I ,AIDS or MOWS dential manner. He Wrote the "Obitua- I coXld not .have -'been treated with the great man bad said. blithe and sparkling Earl of St. Go --
�eS are M craek, Vben snow be&4us to melt, ' hortly to t ard of tile royal h 8 -
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I --------- ��� , for one distinguished courtesy by those '
1: . . � . ries of D -raen lleMnog ., -
. _ ade water will End those cracks and holes- � Istingulshed PersoutP mor - a' the mans, then stew, - 13'1�1
� reservoir * � e daily -bapers. Somebody had hard handed men the rest of the day. wh t he had �old me - hold; the curly Alajor Teasdale, e � Y
I is . aiid leak� in- - Of th - . e tongue of flat- 41b
- told him once his head resembled that I bade them. goodby at nIgbt an,d, got hand of riches'witli th Bruce,J1 major general, who e av
- . Im 9 . � strick6n With the itch of
� I I- I - Visterso ff[al s - of Wasbingto�-. He had uover forgot- my order for $4. One Pat Devlin, a tery, men so - groveled . f or the himself .always 11kc R lady. Sudde ly
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--- remember. great hearted Irishman who hn:d - shar- vanity that they tile floor sank beventh the crowd of
rs in Cana(12L - 0 ty - . I I - - - � -----q touch of praise, me_ would eople, who retirc(I In some disord r.
� � ... 6 among the,- dead. Iq - -- 1� aus I do not sft p
.. Q %W "dfij> iiis mind lived ,�ver do perj1pry for app�� so. Y
J re ' ' W I rg E 111%, , I of crinoline i s
� ,Serv0,.rS,- - His tongue was pickled In maxims; " .. , thtlt Most of the lien I saw were of Such a compression
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y rang-.- that . � his heart sunk in the brine of recollec- I that Ilk, but enougli to show the tend- erl h pd
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I Ready 1100119 - tion; his humor not less un�onscious ; . ,periphery pressed upon P . 411
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I � ' ,"'N �, ,� ency of llf6lll R great tOwh held many a man captive in the c
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1: 11 1. defies heat Alid. cold, rain And snow- ; and familiar than that of an epitaph, - . . , �. I 'I was filled with wondei at first by
- t ges n roof that is'absolute le � I ' � I - . � . embrace of steel and whalebone. he
- mal- . - ,ak-proof. � . . . ho had been every-
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� I nit it, and His name was Lemuel Franklin Force. moeting f4o -4 royal party retired to its rooms ag. in,
f - I Ask your dealer &tK . le of *his native city he had' : . . everything, who had
I for sample aud F.R)E�154 noor-74XT About To the publ .
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3- . I - -- 1. 11 b�st roofing. 'hiention this papet. Introduced Webster one Fourth Of I I I where and seen and carpenters came in with saws nd
- -n- .. � 1� � R; - �� - , ,,, - - .. . . -- PATEftSON MFC-. Co., Limited, July -a perennial topic of his lighter . I If inastered ' all sciences and all Ph"Oso. hammers, The floor repaired, all rea
�L- - T. n-- and endured ma,ny perlls on lan(I -as nine as
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w . ��i . . - I . --%&� - - . Toronto . MontreAl moments. I . , V " �� I I pliles � I had met liars before -it was roped off for dancin -
I - . .1 - I — , ,.,% - . and sea. -th country could be spared. The
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I was no Eden there In tb the dance With Mrs. Governor Mor
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4 74a-r,��-4 I -- . CHAPTER XXIII. -
X*A * � . �� after which other lqdles were hon red
, I : - 11 VETEPJNARY . . . -and, some of them bad attained a - .
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to, T",-, - � I near out of money - � . 1. with his gall
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- - ., 11 ,IEVE, V. s., honor graduate ofoutavio wits, end, but my 11 . . I saw Airs. Fuller in one of the b xes
Var%-.,Z>1U,ViQ -, .. 11 9 A ' All dimses of Domestic and at my " . lacked, the candor a .
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, Z1# , ,� � - I 1i Veterinary Collega. uered. In � , . �� I tan school. I conf ess they
. kl* -Zn.;T--, astreated. Calls promptly sitended,toand will was 'unconq I I , metropoll and made haste to speak with her. She
� . oltwt�, . . . . -.... i4we on -fate. Veterinary Dentistry a specialty. tills plight I ran, upon Fogar- . I I uch for meat first. They to
, SU" in , . - . were all too in � had. just landed, having left HOP
la�, .... -11 . olks mud residence on Goderlobsizeel, one door e %, . , ared my. Con-
- 4`11`10"011000 --,-_ "*, OfDr SCM1140flice .Seafortb. 1112-t A ty, the po ' I . . . - � borrowed my cash, they Sh -y study 'a time in the conservator of
p,�!,-. - , I - they taxed my credullt . and
t - th . - . good angel of my one hopef ul day in .1 . . fidence, - I I .� Lelpsle.
� .=--- �- 11 - . . FARBURN V- 8--H0n0r&Ty Ir aduate of the ' journalism. His manner invited nly 5F / I I I saw -the truth tit IRSt'. � "Mrs. LIvIi1gstone is with her," salff
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[the Medical Association of the Ontario Veter- "Tom's breaking down," said 'a co , and they will return tojeth r in
� - 1. ber 0i College. Treats disessea-of all domestio animals confidence. I - , I' she .
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i .� "I'll, site Dick's Hotell "Bdd luck 11 I answered. "Only $10- ,,How,s that?" I inquired. ,,Mrs. Fuller, did. she send any ord 4
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� z - - 314m, in my pocket and nothing to do." .. "Served me a mean trick."
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V. M��2 lie swung his stick thoughtfully. ,illildeed"' I
I �� . . %toffloe. i . . . she give you no message?" I I
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--Ui"V fl;lvor' .. � I ---- AMES L KiLLORAN I I Vou., � I left her heavy hearted, went o the
1. . -A "So would IT' . I - . ' wituess",
, I Urthter, Solicitor, Notary Puiplic etc. 'Money to eonfldenco�,,, and so -me of my utely reliable up reporter's table and wrote my tOrT,
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17 CeY10A cur .-� - - a and Satur. , ye?" said be, with animation, ed my.- Tom had been absol was
. - , " Ima. in. Sestorth Mondays, Frid%ver t from he�d to . doughnuts on the curb at luncheon
'� .1 day& office open every week day. PlokavdIs as he took my mcasurt . I I - to that time. — . very badly, I must admit, for
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;elf P0 kqse" � - knes had
.- I HAYSI I ,ogether -under Boss Me � wilith0r. ,k great homeske
I �� � . R. S. "Ali, Ila!" said he, rubbing his sandy wurruked It I ROSE were greatatlys In mid- tal w.1th
�- �. , Asr, solicitor, ponveyanoet and Notary Public. ' e'm -like ye'd C mick," said he. was in cOm V I
ProPer, I I'll � chin whiskers. "Don't se or T, autumn. The repubolic' e Q' er me.. I felt as If a tal
�d in i I $&m. for the I)omWon Bank� -- OMO&-ln rest Of - lizabeth Brower ould
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w- — - ., I , golloitor n Bank, SettforVL Money to loan, 1236 - been used V hard wurl-uk." And to this day, whenever I meet - grave ril of dissolution. Uncle j@b or E �
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I Uit flavur 'i "But - an, now bent and gray, he - Liberty t at had hymned her have give m th mf rt I eded.
.- Ly - I I can do it,11.1 said. the good m . h, -
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� . I'll it. B98T. Barrhist, solicitor, COUTO - ays always: "Good day ow b 'mned
—that nialkes 11 �� : - J-� Notary Public. OMM UP Sul", over 0. W Ile. loolted:at me sternly and beckon s, birth in thb last century n y
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Ll any ho -- I ome alojig", CaA be�, der Boss McCor- m 9
n, I e - - I ID . orator. , Crowds of men gatbered In
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� 1�� - - coessor to the late firm of He took me to a gang ot Irishmen e at once\ public squares, at bulletin board v shoulde
- ; Mr. Greeley gave me a plac - looked over m. .
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- ,� � . annysysnoer� and Notaiy V solicitor for the C working in the street near by. I on the local staff and Invited me - mul. not make him, out in the � e s, an
- , (oney to land. Pam . laiming and,cullsing, Cheering
I � ralam Bank of commerce. , "Boss '81 Cormlek.V he shouted. with him at his; home that even- 0-"!
, � I I- Scott's Block, Main Street T C dine down ilie city by yet, there,.,wfts something. fam liar In
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� I iy voice tins a the step. As he came n
. jr� .-- - - � oforth. A hear Ing. Meanwhile be sent me night with hfffids and tordhle,s, an
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I �� �11 . ICKINSOX AND GARROW, Barristers, Solicit- , s such a'howl s4Better I go home, Brower," e said,
� . I : orsi etc., Goderloh,-OntarlO. . of the crowd, using big shovel for a tral campaign committee on Broa on the lowojj�balf of '�Njanbat-
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: . .. - I D E. L. DICKINSON. staff. - way, opposite the New York hotel. � Pave the reporter as I recognized the voice of T#umbull.
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t �� - INS -it CH "A happy'day t' ye!" said Fogarty* - Lincoln had'been nominated In May,
: - �� � — no rest. N"Vill-lam I-J',lSeward, Charles
� ----- . .. � "S"IM7 V youse, in' mai,iny ol thlm!" and the great political fight of 15W , � .. ard you! before tonight."
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^-Twk . . - DENT18TRY. I I . Un- Sumner, John A. DLI, Henry W. ,,Why ilidn't you sPea 2" . ip,u, Ls,�
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, . . — said A,bdCormidk, was shaking th . e, city with -its th � "O"Conor -were ' the � k
% ea I'll , ,,ye,ll gi, me one if ye do me a fa- - . - .
" 641. I Beecher and Charles
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� .... 11. F. W. TWEDDLE, . vor," said Fogarty. , I , I tbrned in my popy at the city desk. giants of the stump. - - 0 . �
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bf,00ks . -- � .1 .- "An' whnt?" said the other. . IV and religious fervor In the po- S.
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I . . . . . . DENTISTY ' " litical feeling of that tIM& than LITTLE ONE
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70! Torprite,. Winni M--.- - Orsduste of Royal College of Dental surgeons of on this lad. '"Tull Ye do it'P'� I' his room, I
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---- . of teem Office -Over A I � � - . . - � . at outrage wus In the hearts of men Own Tablets . b,eaome,§ Pmt , ulsi&stic
. I -I . Painless extraction Young" did \ *
. � - . . � . "Wry 0orel Seaforkh. 1764 . - - . ment. -A servant showed me to a se Incoln stood, as the v-017 Kit' 'r mobh-
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AAyvee- S, 1' Ing with nothing o , "W
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III& Keep I � � I .1 - 11 I - clothing and trousers save a P fore I hoqd his heavy footsteps in the I 'Ove'l; IB-aiby's 1ho6ithitia lu)86 .the Ta:o -
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�, and over -- -. I . I -gloves that excited the ridicule of v ball. Ho Immediately rushed upstairs, their , God. . -lots. Mrs. S. W. Zrz-wtord, Thoinip-
t W Im - I . � � � it removed from 418 Sbe�bourne at, to his beautl ' , . .
I.E., . I - e Carlton St. fellows. With this llvcl`Y� and the ^as all
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iaxative. -.�` I now office% 430 Young 8�-, opposit o steps at a time, and in a moment I remember coming Into the count- ,J�on, ,Qat-i BOO`" MY b -ab
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� . righteous determinatio I heara his, high voice greeting the ba- Ing room late one' evening. Loud with , 0 .. aind tteotlh&ni�
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� 11-wal - inelegant tqsk of voices had halted me as I Passed the tioubles,;[Ujid Igave th.iln a Y's Ow
I - ..I- �-, - A I UBDICAL. 11poundin I r, (OCCUP4- bles. He came down shortly with one T,alble,ts, -which. 9a,vO 8P rellef. .1
- -no merry �
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- hi , �� D it - I - 9' ging to his haDd. stood back of the -
M -A S - , �- - g rocks! of thein clin ,-.I door, Mr. Greeley . oxceplerlt
I - ssure you, for a hot summers I ide.r, the bablets' A0
tion, I a, I'Tblinderi,l lie said. "I had forgot- ewanter; a rather tall, wiry, gray bead- 00D8 I ese tab-
, . childreia."
z 2 -Vv� : - Dr. John McGinnis, Island. ' une,diable, T,or )Qtit
- I ; I; �' - I .in 0-bt In to ed itian before it. A)ftkilag -, I t5 ,r�o c,o st # telethbilz
- I � . day on Manbatt, ten all ,about you. Let's go rin Each was , ,& om a il.
� -1 -Victo0a Street, - arl, 131 , eirs,
� I - Office and Residence We were paving r , place, and we - . .P
- t fist under the other*s nose. tl,�i.lbi,&s, idia-r,r , . el fav
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MN �11 P -9 7 N I SEAPORTH � had to break stone and lay them ,,Ind dinner." d I , They Avere F;boutilig loudly as they ir- destroy Worms, bx0ak n
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t I - . Phone 78 - � He sat at the head of the table'ft'n 1. imp oolds & d
� I � � .... I I . - � shovel d1rt and dig with a pi . I . M-,�t to him. I remember bow, weltried gued. The stranger -was for war; 'Mr. plonliolte uanittfrod. h-P,altiblY CIOP- A:11d
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I - I �� f -irden U - lisher of yo -a (hk%vc,. a lg-n-araintee, itbat !Ebpare is
::= H. HUGH VOSS, crowbar. , - 'reeley for -%N,ajti,,ng. The pub
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'' , . . . . . . .I- - �relty of ToronW $Wulty of Medi- '- bY 01(" (lav's 1) - tter, not a paxiticqle lod opiatie . Pol'sota -
11 � arsduate of Univf My face and neck were burned crim the If ribuile stood beside the Ia
ff �, . siclaus and- Sur- . I t In. Sold
�:� �� , I ,31ne.memberof College Of PhY son when we quit -work at 5,, and I 1,(,av11y, In careless attitude.s. Ile stIr- leaned OuS. Is
- . Pam graduate course@ Chicago � 7 n. , smoking ri pipe; a small mall edioiva deiafti�ns - aunt by
� geons of Ontario; ni- 1 ,h of eggs, po� by faIl im
§i' - I --- 3daW School, Obleago ; ROyal-Ophthalmic Hoe went honle with a feeling of baving red his (E 1011 into a has k,�)"- � y fwxitin-g
. � -- - 1-1 . - .. I - ,- �� gal, London, gland ; University Colleg H 1 1, Ips anti ate it over the counter at the stranger*s el- it -Wt -25 p�eojta iLl box I Co., �
I I- 0 been -run over by ana. - w4vne
I - � iaDA office -Over Greig & Stewal 's tfLtoes, squa*b and par!,311- bow, i)utting in a word here and there; M,
� --- �� I, I .- Wndoff. Eng AD . 'Phone No. 5� Night - sense of scall and body, the lat- . le1gul-0,1y IvItIl ,1 ,�-,,poon, hi'.--; head braced '�' - - The ,D.r. Willi&mfs' , 'ur Uttlaf
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- . sicir%. Main Street, Sestortb. strong . half ft dozen people stood by, listen I(I
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iting Oft. F. J- BURROWSo 1� . 11sher in a inoment youag,
IL 1 . suspicion An which there was a faint L;� imillense actlyl
. � �-; lettin- -O, after t, "Rboaaes," said lie, 111 -wish ye'd put ei's. � �
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I 1.11, - I -A-V 0 MVE'la flavor of envy. He invited me at 04CO - -11 obsery'er
. 8:0 0 '� y holler an' yell SO
I of, the (lay, aud a casu. en out. The
I ... -,-: � I � as amazed at seeing, these in . Canada.
, , would have lbo-Lio-lit be aff-ected the
. � . , I to his room and w t3 an't hear myself think," Bvbtl .Vis-
Bu�ldess and - . ce and Resideuce-Goderloh ahreet, east of the I C,
I I �� �a 1 I all - it was no lark. I told him franl�ly uncouth, which Av-�s not true of him. ' I -P-xince; Louis- ld�
. . . . . filhodlfft church. Then there was a general latl-� I.
nes. TzLzPHOh-X go. 40. 1 , vh&c. Be.rlin lbaot liveiek i. M -Sponse
� on Machi and why and N Ile asked me to tell him all about 0 ited
-9 . i-woner for the County of Huron- what I was doing : of a I learned, to MY surprise, when they an inviita,ti,oln hrom. yor Kmanz
I will I 1886 111 would not mind the loaning f ather and his farm. At length I . umckj, 4o visit fQh,b
I -id they -- - win
� "As a matter mY had gone that the tall man was NN7'11- t'o ,
� ai . . few dollars," he said. ., o ZIP a33�dt the. ito � 1co . The ire-
. I I N�-, elit look- in his eye and
F .� . DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY,,. 0, pe'sohal obligement I would be $1. S an abs Ilam -H. Seward, the other John A. GeT.man *Mtre( of 0 fV Y, lven
r ,j kIng, because I thought he - , (NN' -as 9
, I ,. topped tal Dix piesi,ntlaftivel of ROT
, paySIOIANS AND SURGEONS, - -most happy, -me a spl, It be t`01W,U
I most happy to do It _ ion, pin
I and ,xets more - . had ceased to listen. ien one of those fevered days ca ndid ximept
- 2> - I ... I � well!" said he. babib ts --wer in -holi&v.
� I � dolich #iye,el, opposite Methodist oburokeesforib Brower, indeed I would." "Very well, very 5 aul
, - n- the, Prince of Wales -ti godsend -to and its �rn, �
. I nd I thanked him cordially, but deell & I looked up at him, not knowing 111111y passion with curiosity. - aLtitire. 4dents of
I usis VIOWNIS and Ann Arbor, I .
� it 30M, grad .
� I first question � I toeniber Ontario Colloxe of PhTsicisnI :d ed th`6 favor, for. at home they bad 41- what he nicant. I I it .",as my duty to handle some of -One, .of tb�a lo)ld,Mt xP, -ty eek
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� , ' a s , ught me "Go on! Tell me all about It," the latest news by n.lagnette tt'le- re;an% n. Itiho persoln
.. I MAoR.AY, all iid`�to have it out - aive -of 87 L
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honor graduate Trinity University, ini, d ,as bou plans and Mr.' J,o,nu;,fhwn, Ste, ilims.
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isive. Booklet ,�i con. go of Phydohiw and Surgeons. Outal.0 my own resources. 161 like the country best," 'said he rtmVInville 110
� la, .... � 1"ll d(Greeley is back," said be, 'land I prorg7est3 of the,campaign at headquar- Step),jen1s, ,ca=e W. R-0
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I I I I- I Will Put 'when I bad fluished, "because there I ters. The printer, as they called Air. 1832, ia, IYDY d 14 yeaxs oir a n umber
, shall see him tomoiZrow.
--- . . f see h n ings. , Here the lie Greeley, was at bis desk when I came ()otn,1vjaa.J, Epigil,atnd.
- - AUCTIONEERS. . . him in mind O' you.' - . 1pavilIg the office but of years he levgaiged-'. I Itimbexing
I , � e morning, has many forins-unique, varied, in- In at noon, never
� C-. A. Bldg,pf� the I went away sore In th . anA faxmixiig', of whic . �l 0 anade. P.
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- i 1HOMAB BROWN, Licensed Anoiloneor for illou§'. The rolige - and powder On for dinner until past midnight those
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WNDON, ONT- . I � I � 1.1 Cmintieg of 'Huron and rarth. orders left at but -with no drooping spirit. In the ge -they are lies, both Of days. And he made the 'Tribune a $1100ess- . dia-ug,biter Of
�� I .3t. Campbell's Implement wareroome, seaforth, or -The 12 year �Dtdl
... sm ExposlTolL of!ace, win receive prompt Atter bion. middle of the afternoon I straightened the lady's cheek
� . rge. 1708-tf 10m,ent to . ease my back and look them; the baronial and ducal crests migiltv 'power In the state. His f1dth -M,Oise j?a Eawx
. . tiaf&otion guaranteed or no ohm I up a P . arc lies, and the fools who i . e, - nd every oun.ty, ,re ,qf pi�tltK, oDte., ;
� - I . 11 use them In its efficacy was sublim a 0 �got her I , 1,Df t tapt oa�iggh-t
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I 11 � . I .. I f Huron. Sales attended to In PAY - There at the edge of the gang stood le -who soak them- line went under his eye be
� off, fim- , . i 0 V2e county 0 E60ttOO e�l I remember a 'light w1als severed at 00 ankle. A Dre -
9 e - - � Ott - rA119 county at moderate r4es and astlef the great Horace Greeley and WaXY s6ves �n ruin have nothing but lies in to his .readers. is office about maxa,abie featu!r` olden t v4m
dig � .r j&-it"d. Orders left a's the SQ�fth Post Offic!e ned me their heads; tile multitude who live by when be called me to h
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- - ��� -: AICCIIng The latter becko thWt t -he ,h,,d .el �f
, � Hullett, Will receive an. - 12 o'clock. He was up to his knees in e,v- ,r �Iea`ed a ivVm �
� . . 1W - . . .3 114t 2, Concession 2. . 1832-,�l -aside to th(-�Ir wits and the lack of them in oth that �i , .1t W
� . I Fampt attentlun. as he caught my eYe� I went I pe.r. In faiot. ,,,
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att � M ..- . . ewspapers 51,e . S . x ft
� . :� the many who therubbish of the day n r. P,h; S GaV sh(
�� � Phillips. TAOsused greetthem. Mr. Greeley gave me his, ers-ibey are all liars; n the floor; 'Pain whute've, E�i
I � A UCTIONEERING.-B. S. . pretend to be be had read and,thrown upo
I - tl of Huron and imaglue a vain thing I and A 1, -rac�- Nviii, xeclovor, but wP � '90 IthirOu'91
. - I - Auctioneer for the Doun 04 nancl. I � ^0 Uttered with proofs. .. & linvig 'tllej &Qot
7 I 0 j,srUL Bqlng m practical tamer mad thoroughl-Y I . V � -what they are 11OL-lAars, rMN.Y VU L110 VO life ar-lipplied, JX ULA
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.... . anderstanding the Valus, of form stock and implo- .� . I thein. It Is bound to be so in the great - IfGo an74 see the P ince 0 -Dwiag a v Ty Be ,
I potion to lealizo good c1h, passe� Dresde-0
. I taicute places me In wbetter mark of decay, The said. (That Interesting Young man had stlojim whi OVI&lr
11 . - , Vric". I C ell uloderr.fw. Ctisfactionraranteed eltles� and it is,a - J, -one day Ia w -eek, wvallx
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I A ensall, po office. or skirts of �Elegabalus f ,UZI
of no Pay. A I orderslell at Im.
at Lot 28, Concession 2, Uay, will be promptly The Better " ' , the N098 and arrived on the Harriet Lane that morn Ontaxlo� , en� was S ta
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I 1709-111 . ,r( -)u, ,,e 1)Ots of ",Njuie. Pompadour, the Ing and ridden up Broadway between Tll4it ihexi North ot ter
� &*ended to. . � dRL "It V - I sketch- of ightninig sai di d soon
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� I TV cl *7 cout suille of Fernando Wood stand for -him here, an' It,s all twaddle. Tell Us wairibi fr,Qm the sh,o)o - �
. tit him. If he's got ---- -_ I .
�� 11 I - ' � something LiorriNy aud vastly false in something new abo ught to know it.,, - -
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� Towgi-n-Pa"gigh f'9.n7nn%r1V- The tissues of the throat are the people -"S&A, them. For truth a hole in his sock we. 0
1 . , ; +^ ana him while
I I I . 6 y' 11,ve get back into the woods. Air. Dana came LL
I 3rAS11, 14 10 - infigmed and irritate ; yqu 0 , g6t, to ,,,
lid's is the M i' � , ' , n e, ind men there a good deal as .I was there. . -- I
sa2t # a carrant of air throtl& - FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN cough, and -there is more irrita- y - o an f -genulne, strong and "Look here, Dana,?r said thd printer -
I mu�ww - pROPERTY ONLY INSURED coa made them s of : I
ta a oeet! .
10. (W - . -:-�Mor ,311111)lo. "Wben'thOSe men cease to
us made � rion e coughing. You take . - humor. "By the god
�, 07-011 *11a - in a rasping �)
)4 h%ir. Th Tzam onnON&L ' _ Here's two colurans about that
� 'afore, 4016jr--i � war! Irs -
"I and iol tber J. B. McLean Preffident, Kippen P. O. ; Thomm a r-ough mixture and -it eases the c6nie here. -you'll see grass growing i1i . rmance at- the'Academy and only
-urally on 9, U;;�60 I �� . - - . perfo I
, ust Pf"e. 1,vice resident, Brucefleld P. 0. ; Thomas E, ake Broadwayi"
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I 11, , seatorth P. O.. irritation, for awhile., YOU t two sticks of the ee .
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� - vAy% Becy, reas. DMIM101. I md n nd the great e one t' . H I
� I Willism Chesney Sealorth ;John G. Grieve, Win. " , commoiler stirred hi� coffee a moment St. Paul. I'll, have to get som z �
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� ima I oeme Dals, Seaforth', John Bennewels, 1, � i ill burn that theater an' send the AND
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- James Evans, Beeohlwood; John Watt, . in sileric'e. �, .
- efield I John B. Me s,11 be bill to,me.0'
, EE, Tbomasi praser, Bruc SC0TT-1S`"' "Vanity is the cl*se of citie .
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KENZI lsa�F� Lean, Xippea ; James Connolly, Clinton' � continued, "and Flattery is its hand- 11, the morning Mayor Wood Intro- NEkvt ILS
, -1 i� Asm". ' " e 15uke of Newcastle, �
� I Hinch1q, fleaforth : maiden, Vanity, Flattery and Deceit du�ed me to tb
Robs. snAth. Harlock - N. I � .
FUFORTEI. . .- James quirlming monA,ville " J.W. Yco, Holmes . ON ented me to the Prince IF
� I I . MOZZ15017, 1E M ULSI re the three disgraces. I like a man who in turn pres
Tills P. G.; GeorglNurdle and � John 0 ., . a of Wales, then a slim, blue eyed young- I V ,
I . � I I- . . J at he is -out and out If he's -
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1parties de6irciis to effect ineurance, � or trawaot and it cures the Cold. That's ashamed of himself it -won't be long be- ster of nineteen,. as gentle mannered
d Uedar - - - Other btlolness, will bo. promptly atterded-to, W s the - as any I have 0er met. it was my
; ADpljCsL'tlong,to aDy of the above offices addressed hat is necessary. It SOGtNe, fore his friends Ill be ashamed of him L-9
� their respeoth, - easami duty to keep as near as
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to - a PoBt offices. throat because it reduces .the � There's the trouble %vitb this towil-, , unp] rty in all the 11
� . . ... .,jN1,qnv a fellow is pretending to be possible to the royal pa -
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I R I NeXann 'a NeXann, it drives out the inflammation;' .stroug unless lie Is genuine." . The ball in the prince's honor at the j, . Tk,350 We AlswLses smd 41i
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lust ArriVe-cll " I Johis McMann, Br. John MeMam ,, . children -a litVe L girl- Academy of )jIusic waseone of tL orAers 10
, -W, n jr. ened ti§sues e of his Ul suck as ralvit
: � . � I (successors to John Kchfanii, or.) builds up the weak - came and stood el-ose to him a's he great social events'Of the century. No Iseryss oir ittory �0 ,
. --- L . Arenowpreparedta bandle,-,IiAl kinds of horses. n g big arift around fair of �-anjty in the western hemi- Ileatti, T-Im obl)ing, Smotherin
. i- � , I ,l) --',-----' W kory fntSpells Aniezai
I - �M,Ah I �' Buyers mar at- heir sale stablee, becluse it nou ishes them back spote. He put bi, i5imuesst 4XJ
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. 0 purchase boxses .
I Raw - i - I 1944.tf,z . That's her, and that gentle, P c' -Inent Tile f ash- Nerwousx0s, Sle Ponies, irsi-rL Pa
. ' Egmandvil a, at anytime ; - to tl�eir naWral streng�h erm. � Smile sphere ever quite equaled It. $
7 S � - kissed her and long of the French.c6urt had thken the 'Luk of Vitiblit
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� 11'��, MARRIAGE L10, ENSES � 1d3 &liything 'new in the soutb?" --Nlrs-- surrender. Not in the palace of Ver- - sai Islood wick* ,
� a sore throat, a cou&h, a 'Co , ID
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� � or bfonchitis. . . -f
� . I I I - I . 11 he -. ,enerous exposure of the charms of timanatiof tk* IwAy d rsdonug per t
1� . I I 1-1 THE KURIN EXPOSITOR OFFICE � . . ,I I "Worge and worse every d,ly,- 11.1 Ikealth. Pries goo. a U620 *1.3 for $1.1
.Lit 1-1 .. � 'WE'LL SEND YOU I C- ,fair women. None was admitted[ with-
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� 8 ORTEE. ONTARIO. ' . A $AMPLE FREE-'
. B&F I Charle-14ton. dinner ye%terda.V was a 'out a low cut b(odice, aud manY came
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. Fruit-a-tives wake up the IT'ver like a cold 'I
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L . I bath glows the skin—make the liver give up
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. "I have had a good chance to I Frifit-a-tives as I .
A have been in bed for A,week with a 337riby=r tt.ck. I am now -
getting around fitie thanks to Pruit-a-tives. I bave used nearly
a box and they do ibeir work aR ngbt."
MRS. P. D. WA-T,LIS, St. XAWS, Ont- .
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After years of experimenting, h,e accidently found the secret
process by -which frtift. juices can be combined and th,eir medi-
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stomach, no appetite, nervous --get well by tAking
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Manufactured by Fruit-s-tIves Limited, Ottaw-R.
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Progress, Spud Clothing maybe had,�,froni GTeig' & � Stew ,
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in : � .g, j 5
years MX. D&VIR-WAM in m1husiastio I
niiatianiall, 1wJdrmg t&e mak of
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boo" =t Orwa fuge. Wilien I i,ptain in It'he Hadimdaa Wle-'4 a'ftd I
they a ti&ej lstoTm coinID3 V
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they 4 bf t)l,c( 1NV,a;tr;r., ?
z,ncl ptaying andex -,& few �&" a;go at t-bra-donz1asiOn
WAS16 siagia!g
x Tbm-t-vher so'l-d *.
Some txees. YOUJ31-
of tbe x)&trmt a the, Alem.ZY 10f the
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Cathblia dip-WS0 Pf I
" BoYs Yotl shouiA oot bem " -'Ttappy.
kn-,qv, -whe)a yDu mLghit The
Roman .--r
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boro Rev. FimtheU Conway,., pari#u
you .d,on7t
�Styavk," wid WeAt otf by -.hims-af
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priest of N�a;rw�ood, ,vms invi I tO
St- Pet'606 tr&2t�or"Y, ,
.undo_T, aoothor fxo� Not 101119 afte'r-
' fLaSh 5t'rik'e
tb)e paxl-oT�s *Jf
w boxe w-exe a-zsemlyied 331allop O'
",lids the -boys Saw a
.nou- him, tibxo-,vjuZ, b1m. dawn.
, aind thC,PT.ie.A-8. In .raWXJn5-
Gona;or lie itxbil,eW OE aev-
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Whiell tl,*�y ig-ot to him be tDou,ld not
speak, and di*A Iatex at 11�s �10me.
tioll 44 golden
, b,Br C�Ojl-,V�ay, -,v,,ho ,baa ootapl,oted
pat
big
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-miss Qaxlrle Lw4er, an 3emayloyee
tho 5ot.h year of pri"ItIU00d, .
Bishop ucannor a=4 the priests
a Gmirtlldge7s Nvooftilen millts, at
presented the boxiored jgontlzmlan
Guelp7h, woe ,cmrg1ht`1n tbe, set MTeW
with a beautiful colaectk011 Of 9(ifts
I L, Her
Of tbe ew , ekirts wexe wiolund
eaclo4gAic,al vestm,eats, aftar Afmal-
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wiond the abaft, ana her, AWthw
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ture, ,do, - .
L "ve, toTn to slw�ds fTom .tAhe Waist
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. down before elm iims -Lvinewmad. fte
. ,mass consi,der&bly so,ratobled and
I knjar3d.
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bruised, mjOIb &eriously
L t-,scape.
93he blad *L
.1 poi! IrAniz and Chil&en.
.narx,ow,
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. -A very digtiressiag =00ide'nt :oo-
ouvre'd six miws norfli-Nire,9t Of -M`e-
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The Kind YOU HaV8 AIMS 80%fltj
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litia, Xani;toba, wbefreoY E, 1-1- B01-
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BeaTs the
best know0, - fairIn'6178, IA.)ot his life.
He -tv,als. standiu�x in f1,Ont Of It tOam
Slgnaturp"Df 4; - �,--/,�';
*f bj,onobos, ,w�hich wex,e� UltehL-d ito
. waigton, whean tbley sLtddenj!y fitatt
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ed, knoic�kiiTg him down ana t1-%mP-
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Get Ri4 of That Cough
ling him. Vie. ,wbeelhl of the� lwrafgon
his Aoulaa. De ait),
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llefore thesummer vomeo, Dr Wbodft Norway
Pine Syrup onqueni Coughs, ColdR, Sore Thro-4,
Diseases Abs,
a;jso passeA, ,over
-Iviais inst wlt'ataevous. He 1ea-Ves a
Hosrgene", Bronobitle, and All of
Threat and Lungo .
-widow, one s011 ,alad -on,6 da-iligh-to--ri
me 0 6%
all at 1�>me-
algiftmept for itbe cdasolida-
Wherever there are ele)cly People with weak
hearts and deran zed uervea, Milburn's Heart and
-An
jiOn, 1yX �Ujji7ted Sbates ad'd Canadiall
tjie�
Nerve Pins will be found an tffectusl -medicine
Tb restofe enfeebled, enervated, exbsusted 4-.:-
;Iifw�-
Gonll)anles fwmied for coaitlxac-
v171zed or over-worked men and women to
ti,on 0� �t,be .tmnel und4.r ,t,hjj�,, PetroU
one -heath .
Rive:r bia-s been f itle,&- sit ,the 6ecire-
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, of stabOs -Departm-en,�, Otitp,-
I twxy '
For pholeis Vorbut, Cholera Inf*ntum. Cramps,
Colic,Dlarrhoop.,l) % sentery and Summei Complaint,
I w1a. William Newman, Nle,W ,York,
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Dr Fowler'n Extract of Wild -3trawberry Is a prompt,
is n=ed ap pmsid,ent, auad itho ?Van-
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s&fe and sure �cure that his been a 'Popular favorite
deibilfg and ,Ghb,unc!,qy DiVe'W', ale
for 11016TV 60 Yeurfl
on the- TirK-,efttrat�e. The oa-pital is
.0 0 "
z1ven a's $3,000,009. It iS PT,Opooed
I DoAN's )[mm -Y P=a not ontize kidneys, Wayder
to bb-ve t1w,01 tu,rmk,,Is, one ,for y3ast-
bo4nd and t)ie �aher for wt..Abowmd
, and urinary Organs only They cum backsobm
I weak back, rhounistism, diabetes, vougastion, In
I f!ammatlon, gravel, BrIgtVa disease and -all ,Oth"
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tijains.
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.miaeafts. arising frofn wrong action of the kidneys
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,Davis
-'By the dmttib -of Mr. Ada -m Davis
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and bladder �
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t110 *OtUnity �cjf ,RwIdim.-and b.�,& .1,ost
of ezLTIiest pottlers and mo�rt
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Suddpnly Attaeked,
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,one, ,ite .
respeated eAtizens., The deceased had
Obildren -are oftou�iattacked suddenly byl painfu �
C,
,ter tweaty iy.iedrs bom, tremsttTex of
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and dangerous oaili-, Cramps.Dlarrhoes, DysenteM
310tbUg, 0 ,hQlOr& ftfe,bbrA-, etc DI FOWI-
th6- eounty o& Rwldimand, iad'd prxe,-
-%Ol6r&
ces Extract of WAd - Strawbeiry is a prolnpb and
Id
vi�ous t4 ar4oepting' th-nt jDfifimo was
sure cure, which sh3ul-i ad mayli,be kept in the hOrAe
1.4i
�r�va ,of Senem tawnaNp fflor
a 40. -
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lovg peiio& %aind Waxd-ein Lof ithe
� Spring Me&dine.
et
so
Vounty. )k+., � t1i6i genera -.t ,40106�oins
off 1896 Ile pm�sted Ro4dimand L*n
AsA irring moinine Butdock Blood Bitters has
so equa It tone, Up t -he system sud xemoye# fd
tV Liberal, lAtelrest a�gahlst ,t%e
impurities tram the blood, und takes away that Or.
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P)n- Dx. W-'atagu'Pw 10 4i$ MIZUer
ed., Weary feeling 80 PrOYSteut In thWflug
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