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. 6 fir&I-l'.1nerves jumping . Umion, moved on nritil at: la,
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�-U-nmg Me" I I t . - � � side with their Northern 00-4ntrylmen (I M I,.;) . --� 0 ,.In
ca=k .- �, 1 16 GIN' P11LLS i I FEE�JAG, OF BROtHERHOOD. - - I the boys in gr v Th nk God for the.
� � .--&Uheadache�-bji��g paiwin 1 �6 1 then sent him baek a. ." a
".. . I I I - I � . I ation. They 6 pgain a freo map. I I
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. . ft back--:�beafiug down" They make sick Jd&eys well. Tbey do It - 1 6 1 i � - . dropped the sword for t I - .
I I - 6 Z - I I � 11 But be so merciful to each othqr. can-v,;e the Cbrdederate . flags cap" in bst,,'
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� Pmd;Ag Of �_� e in- for the" mowing maclu-ne. ..
- , ,� puffiness , 6 - �_ I . FIGINTING FOR', OUR PRIMPLES . g not be just as forg�ving -to da, ? 1,Tbf and
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'u --ung the jUieW � I tl e b0iiefit, of the north as well as for Northerners have given baplr to tjv� over captured the Soufffiern boarts * I
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Z, oy perhaps,.yq k,dneys - betiter, -return the box and your dealer will Southern t 11
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nd Prune, � lur SJC Spanish -Amer. s!!!t ;: So&,h a -L ruly united and am
I ' I Try tliern on this tory of the Captured Flags -A States. That the east. And as in the I � -1
V � # refund the moneyi . Fum.-That st every operation in , Isu has fore assed a5wny," lli.t -
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I I - I ADW in -anothj= fo =1 and you guarantee of acute or inon . � ican wax U.S., Grani, Jr., serve - tnrj I" .) I I
t � , . I . ey back- 5o;-, a box man s Curse�Emblem Of ManY to -day let hit -0 al"Otlic e0111- ' -Rev*, LX, J. NeCaughan, formeril,
� , 11 I - . I L our hospitals p e ormed 40n women the staff of Fitz-Hugh Lee and loe A
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.41ciumil-y than the fr-at Jusew 11 . WM aff=incr with � _J �tism, -6 for $2.5o.. At dealers or from 103 ' �'-,,,� -day bri'
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,,� r I Ok I � . 1 6 . . Horoic Deeds-6ravery of the past becomes neces*nry . rough neglect of 6uch Wheeler fftg-ht under the stars and Pact- Let P7e 'E ith to 1W Out ftftlster at St. Androwls ,chureb, ..
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Ir he . � symptomf bac ache, irregular and her old red flarr.9. Let iN�, North- T,Ojonjof %as real -, hi,a ehar ,e - 6- t,
'It on, 1ped to JZft-W., 16 or X�Uragia? 13.OLE 1) � I ,_ I
Aftg f ru � _ *,%�& ca, L RUG CO., w0m.41006, stripes by the 'side of Lawton, so side
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I t � , , STUA"te elf Ontario � routo, at the))ept. of Azdculwre� ouaw& I - � I
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Met& -� als � tr�ated. Calls . Los'Angeles, . a this record for the largest number of Osolu
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� I sermon, q�propriate to the time. the cares of female ills is Lydia B. Pi bam's
I short, 1,q the inethod of mox, � !I attetIlded to ilind char -gem � I fact wl�en my mind ran over the
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idt I � 0. 'Vebbrinary, I DentiAtry . - . It, names prorainent in our national .,
-a-tives "-ftese wenamto . I .. 19?46 ei aL, . e SPRAYS 250 TREES PER HOUR. 1, 1
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I .V1 Office � , I -itfi,e hallF, thirty years ago. A 42Slbs- pressure. 'Autommuc, .
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� I . and Bladder Dkx;qft C 11 - . �1 - . Don't be deceive ' by iMita. la common patrialo brotherhood. The. women to be stron�, chring backae1w, Ne sr all of these men had worn the � 60 *::.,MN --1
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m I - r . 1ext is Isaiah x1iii, 6 "I will say to - h "r , -`Val.
, Affeeflcm,-4- : Re:n_s mzmde fro -m V, & Confederate gray or been prominent ,-�:.2-35.'
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Pruit-a-tives " may b � � tions. It Means long life - It e oj in Ri6hmond. There were Alexander ..,
I e takm ; �Jrouoirjvy J6Ao,__"L,_ -.1 the Ontarlo , ithe north, Gtvb �P, and to the am . Lion of the femal . gans, weak 11 I ;-<� i 1% - F
7 . � . ., Keeb - not ba,ek. . ness and -ns and Lamar and Harris and sp,aying. 20a to 30o a day. I I T�V`
h and children without fear of L 111jary College, an Honorary L - - , Steph� . k? ,Y. --' I T4N -
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I .- 0amb&Z of t I I tiLke when we think of the dv-R , war perfectly and overcoWng their pains. It Wad6 Hampton and Zebulon Vance - - W., � I
taka ,% subedtute. If yo= . - of M.W � .iDn tario, Vefarinary 061lege I 1.11 V -1 I— -- i
� � *mau diseases of all Domesti;j of 2 711 n I ag ending at Appomattox. T%ewompils has also proved fitsell., Invaluable in pre-, and F. M. 0ockrell and X. 0, Butler 1. ,-,. - 11
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� box to Vrudt-at1vw Llmlte4 F59=01; � Black and I' C 01 m--- &-. - : ,� � I �' We know that the war is ended now,, life. � .; 'others too numerous to mention. My, �'Zi" : . ii f
I kJOL 'Dea+,istry and -MAlk 10% - .-
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5 . 4 office op�oito "Dick'a I at 'a'11 �!rs# , - .� -
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i_27�---� __ � beginning of the. end came in a letr a An unlimited guarantee -;,
�__ -1 11 ___ 1-,_7 , lelft, at the hatei will irezeive . . ass., hear. the bugle call and the rattling E , � .
� � I - , i ter which Adjutant .G-eneral & C.. Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, K. of si�ms and the yelling -of -the avalry . . against brea6ges or failure. I
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U " I f om time t� time charge. When,we look intothe United 77; V�� � I Tell us.your needs. You ,
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10- : . -, - at the offim. � 1871-52 - 182 1�1 Drum QnApril 30, 18K, addressed to - r on, 'give absolute �, �1.__. , . willget -rtadvice. __ � .
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:* InN.- - I ... i Ron, W. 0. Endicott, Secretary of published'b� pe States senate of thirty years ago it I . . . expL 1. , .
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� I � I � War in President Cleveland's 0abinet. evidence of the vafn§ of Lydia E/PiA- seems as th6ugh the field offlacers, of a, . I-, I , - 4, - � . SPRAMOTOR GO. � �
L - I . � I LZ G M. f : J_U this letter he suggested the pro- ham�s Vegeta;ble Co�npound and 311ra. .. I .11 � I ,
- ,�# - . gre4t Confederate army had been col SUPPALO. f..Y- ;.., .
I _1 . . I Z' E=LORAW. - 'priety of returnmi . vol4aor-4. -CAN � � .
� VAgm � g all the flap (Uh. Pinkham's adv�ce� 1 I lectiad for a council of " war. But .1.1 -ii- �321w�
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I - 1 ftV4 10A and'Confed6rate, which had been - - . I � .
_: I M ,bter, soliettoT, X,otary Pab- . I . ) - I Mrs. Pinkham's Standing invitaiiOrr though those Southern statesmen as- : I .1 ..
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- I I%, st n . rth �, .Captured it the late civil war, bled in Washington, they -were not "' ''
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. � I � � L -- ,J,� ; authoritieo ' - � -ed for a council of war, but for - � -_ - - . . _
I , F;tidays and %titirdays. Of of the states in which assornbl I
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I I vandars . ..; 'the regin*nts which originally held form. of female weak�ess are invited to J _: I
-rch - I . so opm every, week L day. Over L ____ - - i them were organ�zed. Promp council of peace. Those ex-Confeder- A - 1.
)r ciryu - es anct large tly communicate with Mrs. Pink- a ; I
e � ftp kard's itai-A, Wain , eireet, Sea- I ate". soldiers were planning vnmd con- I I ..
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,A!h?-%T L 191M No sooner -did President Clevelana ham, at Lynn, T t I I I .
1-w4,7 importwit feature W.. h f, I .. . ! ' .� trNing for the prosperity of the whole = A I PR I t
. . I I . �allow Secretary Endic6tt to rec,eived, bpenea, read and answered by United States and not f or a pait. They II
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Z _. - ; i, I -some Items , ' ithan L & great hcpwl of denuncia,tion your tr6uble 7nay �01 located and tbc their Northern colleagues for th6 sue- . �,
. i � sa.r-rister, Solioitor, 1 con""-neer
P_ firl'as All products : - I � � ry ad: - .
_5w* � .. - - �11 J Nam Net -4)r - Wage. By one of the leading news- quickest and surest w�y of o� ce�ss of our reunited.land. And, though The lftnemaWs R
Ury Public. Widoltar, � : ' rec ve
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- �� Sao of MITmesota, Cleveland was vised.-Mrs. Pinkhami is daughtei-iii-JaNt - .
ILI Jirect C-Ontact with �" � Dominiom Bank. OMpe-dlm rear, the North, as a whole, in the,:early -
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� I � tM Daminlou Ba0, sesiforth. 0f hInterz-st " .1 of Lydia E Pinkham, �nd for twenty-five ev I
. . I -0 . � ! It s' enties did not have con-fidence i" if yod'have'a larne horse, get Kendall's Spavin cure. I
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A the W -air ' I . - - - 1-285 . . � ....... r I ' * bave a bors6 that you can't work on account of a Sprain, stfrlyioullor
I colfumr.s, *0 I=n. ,Me newspapers east and west excor-
, � 1. 11� U W -W I 11 . � 14 iated him. Over the public banquet - 31ears under hei direc0on andsince ber the loyalty of the new Sou ' th, the � Bruise, get Kendall's Spmiu. Cure, If you 'have a horse, that even t'he I
kirms the Alarges-'EaniounN � a I . . �T. M_ RPST. ��' tables Gen.'B. F. Butler, Gen. Lucius decease she has been advising sick women Northern statesmen in Washington I vetcrinary canIt cure. of spavinor- any Soft Bunches or Swellings -get'
. �� I I A'VT:E__RM3 'I 1P i e who came in touch with those South- �
� I - % I I free of charge. Out pf the vast volum Zendall's Spavin Cure.
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� �, I I Barrister, Soli-pitor, 00nVAYaUcer I airchild, oommander-in-chief of the I
LaIng Surface to every � � I- Don'! forget, we have Cleve - -n' statesmen learned to -trust the Be sure you r4etKENDALVS. Two.generations-throughoul. Canada and the �
. : -- Nawgry Pablic. Offica u"tairs 0rand Army of the Republic; Nurat of experience in treatifig female ills ]NIrs. ei I United States -have used it and T ed it. -
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. f WnrlRear's ,.rug storeo �,Main street, land Co'l d 9 ys Halstead and others hurled their -vita- Pinkham probably h" th� very know- ,South- I � W .Zv, LURS' Rnsw, PXX, 3)ec. J&_V5, I
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I toot of grate surface � I . for Anchor- I Charles "I bave been vsing Xendali,s Spavin Cure foribe last 20 yea=, .
- � . . - 1327 Vence, Clips, Fence peration. When such true'leaders k4.
I ; . The then governor of Ohio 1 -case. Surely, ' ' fS
I ; *Afortb. Ltd- that will help � I
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I ; S Sumner; from Massachuset7g; and Lu- .. and always find it arife and sure." ULM= F. Xc=IT,T,, I
, ip_ved in o.. warm- ai,r , 7 ;�_ -0- � - I . Rooks, §,taples and all Supplies wrote a letter, -which: Senator John woman rich or poor, is very foolish $1. a bottle --6 --for. t5. 'Write for r.,co I � I
�111 - . . I I ) Lamar, from Mississippi, and
. 1 Sherman indorsed, in�, which if "She does not take advaptage of thio of our great book "Treatise on Me r
; ,%, HOLMER-,KIED. for Fenemir, . . 'cius
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C_ I , We! 1�aindle a fall line of phatically refused t " I hun . Horse." It's a mine of information for _." I I
: The Rue constra s I - oar,-ister, Solioltori, . Gonvey- . . o.: surrqnder the gelleroils offer of assistance. I- dreds and* thousands of men like I
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� ocer. Notary T'ublio. solicitor s, saying, 'rXo rebel flap shall ,�.��,,t;gm=,J ... .. . 'p.''.."', ffl� � -
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Imits of heat -being , ... .. . "� � � . Poultry lKetthig. be returned while I am gover-a-M." _29000100" war was ov . their stockin pritne condition, _ �
I t$0 Ganadian Bank of Coimme;rce. ': I er to weld this broad coun-
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I ! KO in soott"s Block, Main street, C E X. Ei! N T 1 that wr�� the order. M4y propewty might be confiscated and his �, ERG-toURS FALL8, a VCKMORT, 0.8. .,
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� 4 �; ; homestead demolished. Yet withou".
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I for Famous Saugeen Brana, On- dictated -it" So overwhelming VMS love one another?"' Oh, yea, the re- . -
F the building 6) be , � : -. 1� . %0KrN80N & GAf.tROW. ' � 0 -
I I � dorsed b,y all cem ut workers. position, land, family, homestead and' turn of the Confederate flags by the . I I I
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' -1 ! gmisters, Solioitars, otai, Gode- � 0�, money, and threw them all into the I - _� I . � 1. �. 11 �
1. 107 ! of giving back, -the captured flags tb�d Southern ca e. Then study W4. Worth was a natural sequence to such '.
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7E FOR, CATALOGUE .. i- 1. 11833-tf 110PISE CLIPPERS the President had to rescind the .,order of Robert E. Lee after 1,
� - i- ftmw. L. 03. B.4 I I . was the' Appomattox -treaty signed tore Overflowin I
. i. . I -to deliver up to the Southern Stsfeig Even amid poverty, after his great . .
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_� � . - I thst the � pi1lured mansion had been exchang6d
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MACHINE CO. , i I I . . DENTISTRY. I � price within the reach oJ every- flags'were, the property of the Vnited f or a old ble clown -negro hiA, the South started in to obliterate see- -1T7UR
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_� . . : . I Lastly-, V remark that the North gave � . ... -_ -- - �
. - � . � - . � H. .T. HODGRINS. . 1- F- States alone bad- the right. to "turn he was.brave enough to refuse to ia,ke t � , ill, t� v -.'��- .. -
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- I ; - i 4.rq -Rakal College of Dm-, them. I I . 61 back tho,.. Confederate flags because wealth of �ttHsh furniture for housekeepers -almost ME= un- .
I , A,Qate 6f on offering a great finanela , -
I � A . ESTIMATES. ft'the sectional bitterness wh1ch � � positi :. the two 'I . - . I
.ureut beaforth It Sus Ontario. Suoeess,or' . ,p6ctions of our. qountry, by
. 1� I income, yet mierit in
.1.1 - . . i I � tat .4 I because. he did not wantl'to � reasonable to expect to sell so mur,b. Anct -.,- if
___ - - � i 0 or A. Fmg i;a the human hearts . . travel a&, intercommunication, got A � 4
. - � iv 'Dr. - Twaddle. DfAc r on lluiiding. Materials, Have was rank do another. an injustive. - I ; � furniture, workmauship,w.d '�'Irices will tppeal to you, "d we I
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.- .. I . il /- :. I Do in stroat, troukhm-g, Plumbing and Fur. north and south in 1887! But- 11i,spite - Thes� flags were returned to the acqualAted a4d learned to know each .
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; � L 1 1075 - of that fact that letter of R. C. Drum's , Southern States for -another reasoJa- Other. Itthe Northerners traveled South, axe bound that it did, you'll ,icertainly, inspect our splendid new stock -
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I I . sking. ; - - vroved to�be the beginn - ing of 0 1 1 1
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11,11 � I MEDIOAL. I last fiTes Of the Southerners wer, hon t r-.--. � .
- I i I I I si�ctional strHe died away, in 1898 the . ey were recons A the johnnycakes, and they. like them. I . - �
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,.r-,&, -ALF -W I � . _7 IGEO.� A, 8 I L L E-3 � very men -who h,td moA I'Vehelner� 6 � And the Southerners traveled % north I ,
E .. ! The 8 uthern leaders loyal
M -an/ � � DR. J�01 2,4 I I e de& and learned that there were chivalry
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"I M M I --,--- . I opposed =. ly an ;gragefully accvted th �
' i ; XOGI*�is- - - .. I the returning of the Co . 0 Promptly a��tended to nighbor day, Nigbt oxid Sunday calls answered at the, .
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" � I : I Offim and reaidence .7ioto,ria St�o . - SEAFORTHe �mte flap -were most amdms to me -ad regarded it as and warm,, loving,hearts among the I ,deric�,-atr&et, 1 opposite the Methodist chunli. � . �
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%Y V ` R ` �t -1 I . - sion of the sword d residence of'S. T. Holmes; Gi- . -
- - Ma�or McKinley do what President decided forever. Tliey were Willing l �
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z - . St. - Cleveland had failed to accomphsh. to confess that under no conclildons the Georgia flowers. And a new pn- . � - , 1. I I .
i � Le DR. R. RUGH 098 .. -and all stomach On Feb. K 1898, Congress pass4d the I
, i I . would they ever ajUmpt .to get their eration began to grow up which knew .
f and 6owql disorden. The college boys of the Zile U V, .1. U �
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r I I Graduate of Un1ve6r8it5x' of �*ronbo, bill authorizing the War Department slaves back again. These great facts not JdsePh B-T-JA0�,DF'-'-e---'71 B1 11X & 00 8;.
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� is R ImEn AD � J� ' - --- 0 S Makes �uny babies - * . .
�_ - I Woulty of Medieine,�men�r of Clo- I . to return all the ConfederafA flags were the mighty means of welding th,8 North would. persist in, falling in love
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17, I kp of Physi � , y. Pr , captured in battle. Governor Foraker,. hearts of the American pbople togeth- with the bright eyed maidens from I . =2 . rt -k -e
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� aaua,te � couirses in Vyumo yeare successful who had fought the inovern@nt before, -were the South: The sons of the old South- . -A--# k.j k - 1;-L �
. i Datar!G; pass gr , ed eveif more strongly than they - . .
� f I k1biougo Olinical ISohool, bf Chimoo; use. Ask your drug& was then Senator, and he,wa-s the - . � ern brigadier generals wmild persist 8, T. RGILMES, Manager. -
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DREAD IS THE STAFF .! CQUIC', I united before. � - �
,� i Royal-, Ophthalmiq HosPital, London, for it- tic advocate of the bill. - eking the firesides of their fa- �
n GF LIFE I � I . most enthnsias Now, let us impartially consi� the ili atta - . -_ I
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- I g-'sity - College Hos- X . * at laA the civil war was thers' old enemies and carrying away - .
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� - ! I man- England. Of EDO- UISM and Mothers' Treasure joluntary re- slave question, which 'war, indiiectl'Y the Northern girls as willing captives - - I I
p and itifis more vital that it . al LmanAon,, i - ended. At last by the the canse,of that civi-Itwur.. �WaY .
� l ` - - OWr.' te.wart Bros., stor�, Main St., 1 -25,---6 boffles $1.25. . I - the old war called love. Cupid's - . . .� "
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� �� , k a . 4 tam of the'blood soaked battle flap I back in'the time of Thomas Jefferson In . '�
. " be good than aay � .. I p,hone, Wo. -5. iNight calls . init4d .the United States Congr ssi'declared were flying every -whither until �
shoul4 I . ;4&donA Drug& Che e darts
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- � i_� - S11swered from residehoe, ,Vic,toria 'A . the Sage of Monticello advocate� the at last the North awoke and said, I les , � 11
' f Montre there was no north, no south, no east, I Ontario lfafl wheat suppli
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� otber ' ood. - - t 43,,0 1 . emancipation of the nbgro. s1ave. 'But, .
r� f - wxast, sela&rtho no west, no conquerors and no v - "Why. tbose Southerii boys are not .1
7 � f - 0 1 . though Thomas Jefferson wa� inPNMY What Ma'n1toba sprin wheat lacks; �
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� I I 1, 1890 1 . ,quished. 71(e 0onfederate battle flag b5tri with horns and cloven feet." - 9 .
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I -ners began saying, -
alitv- I back to the, men whose ,knd the Southei .
de e, the higbe&- au, , i J H 14 BEA I E . were given' ever produced, all. the Planters row What Ontario fall. wilheat- lacks -
� � I Ows, i - . I . "Why, those . Northerners do love - 1.
tead of i 1* DR. R - -T, - RUREF I IAte D v1sion Ciourt Olerk, hrw a nuniiber of pr9d commdes had bapbized them with up M. arms. "Absurd! Absurd!--Qwy y �
'Milk is used inst I OM, at and Residende-Cloderich ong %stbich is a good their Hfe-'g blood. 4 . .. cried. "You free the slaves and the 't�oinnthing besides the dollar.` Then Manitoba spring whea 0 � �
3 rties for sale or to rent, am
. East, eb�n of the Kethh�isL chareh, 3 0. Why did the north retuim .th I t supplies
jighest baker's skill - . ouildin sbuth F,mt Half of Town Lot N ose old. otton pla ,wM be hined. We 'Ibe golden cords of affection began to
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I I ra _rth, Rhone, No. 4,,O, Goromer 16 Fmf oat'rdtb,ion peorge SparlInWs Survey, Seaforth, battle flags of the Southem army? ' ffitivine themselves about Northern I
�crust is light and crisPy - I �j _1386 - wNh will be sold. on remonable ternis. Insurance ust have, the slaves or die.` This -
I br. the - eatintyl of Ruiro First, the northemep ,realized � that In lwart and Southein heart until the
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� . - I- v Call and sees the Southarnen; vwe honest men' and � blood by the cradle w&s being
, heaAtbful, nourishingy 1 My NOU y at reiwonable rates, the Southerners deprecated the biold- 14am( -
w DRS. -so(Y-fl,v & MAORAY. ?'.n2 be orineel, Late Division Court Offlee,$e a litid been'lionest in their a:dvocacy of pumped through the arteries of both.
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F torth . . .201 the -staW rights principle all tl�lrough ' . I
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� "y '0 g , Opposite . " ons could be cdti� -Had the North known the South and -
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flour a lu � the war. The NortherneTs . ) the South know�h the North in 1867 as __� - � - �
�ade 0f che,- . I ILA oharah, Seaforth. I � - . I
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� L . tual Fire that the same fidelity to ="�Iple . they do in 1907 there would ha�ve been I IF'
- - I 9. G. Soott, graduate of VieboTia lhsurance Company. which made ,Massachusetts Till- eye rubbed their eyes and awoke to . no civil war. That war for the most '� - , I
��I` - � .,� Alln Arbor", and member of the nois and, Wisconsin and California . part was caused by the ignorance of �Q'k-'11kZR) I . -, I - I
1� 7't . I I . ----4 1 fight for the centralization of govern- the fact that the phiptatiom were 0 . If -
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i JU I rio College of Physioians and . i thau -�i&en the different sections of each other. . % . � F_
.an e Made. t�AKM AND ISOLATED TOWN r off with hired labor I
� I I Wpons. 0oraner, �Oor the *400ntY, Ment drove Georgia and Alabama and ')e"T'e by slavm They dould Thus, brave men of the North �and . �� . � 0 �
I . ; : South Carolina to fight for state 111�lvafAd brave men of the South, in: the name . I 11 . -- � . w�
1 , Aaron. ', . I I --.;w ow the make more money out of their- cotion of our reunited country before this ap, - .. . I .
iij & - _r'l Q�- H. - I il. Mackay, honor gia:duate of .. , It . riahts. These men. born bel )ps by hiring field hands than by .
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i old!m . ed ! ,oEMBRO. ippen Mason and Dixon line. were not dis- cr( . proachin I . - I �. I I .
-, _ .�! 0� alist -of 9.. *B. mol'san, presidOntp K honest or mercenary. -They were fight- owning You itwo classes of veterans have not - -
" .MT nity, UnLV16rarty, g . them, The result was that .g Memorial day Isalute you.
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'. :--.-_-�.,-,. �"ns, onte"In, 0. i 141N ed slavery to exist. to -da , if pulk to the I
� - ..-..,.�011! '&aTorth for thn-t. principle they were ready y it .
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�; !`.,�w �:�;t I .- Hays, I seore-tiry-1treasurer, . Southern vote, ninety-iiine man out that you are morhl and spiritual he- .
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� 'N'r I � P, � � tO ,: . -red wocdd rdwe to ta,ke roes. You have not only proved to the �
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E-'! �1 _". � I THOMAS BROWN. G, G 'eve, Wint - bale, , eotj�dnd fellowshin to�ether � I
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I"t - � , SeafbAh; jobn Bennerwels. Dublin; I
, L" 001.yn- npd rpcprnnii� env', Ahor's honeity, lt- Trn I
� "Itw , . O'Anawd auctioileer f# the intelligent American student � is well Dnough to forget and forgive, paist dif- � I � 10 �
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��' . . . . . . 7 James1 Evaps, Beschy,004; J,Dhu�� is nlmost,iqpossible for a man who'. I ; ,Krences. Iii this"beautiful land of . . /
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� TM , �� � *ft akA. M. Campb&ll'� implement i,�j figlifilria%th bplievn that his oppon I ours f or 364 days out of the year we .1 . /
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� ,!_-'1,A . � Y� I I ',#aror00n19, Beaforth, ,6r at !tJhfk fleld;:Jobn B. McrAan, Kippen,;-JaS. ent. -wboqo doliblo.d fisL t, pummeling Second fact, When the zod- I- - I
k C I.,--n't t . , south- only want one flag. That flag must be � - -
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q...1r1rK."* ... W.4W . o � , b, vft-re ready to the stars. and stripes. We want it wav-. �
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I ,�T ON . , - -Ittention, Satisfaotion, guaranteed or. or m FtImicylit, hair in hiq head. B " C a A � I
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P.0 (J�-ZFU . "'. " I - :)*. th, Barlook-; E. Hinch- ,,4 accept that decision, When Finland -� -%%% .
Is I �1, �, > ,:. � ll I@ abuge. 1 . !Aor ,-lip batfle Js ovPr, affor time has . in house and every church ands every � ,, I
�1' - .." 1. f f!;Tj- ; James. Oumming, E conquered by the Russians * - I
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� , � (�; . '.' �-.%_ - . P &: . "-' �Tille; 'J. W. YGO 1 Holmesville ent 18og and Ahmee and T"raine. were
.: I ,,, I led the blood, Pfter our (VIII'Mary legislative hall.! But on the spring . I -
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�17. ,I t I I '.1 -1 - _�' � II/lux - P. 0.,; Geo. -Mardie an$ Gteo,. - St eph- conquawd by Germany in IM and Memorial day we Uke 0 see the folds
!__ "."...- .,- � I Lloenaad auctioneer far the Odom- I 9 par'-wo. 111en we Art- nble to look at our of the old Confedeiate flag for a little I
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I I.-, � 4 , - ". i . ..;,, .f* #Y of Hurom, Sales attonded to in - P Wegtphalia were conqae.-r- while wrapped about the folds of the �
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- ��_..��* 1. UlY part of the ovanty at 00oderat- / ars stars and stripes, which once bae-uleal
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,.- :1 i -*%t: y Perfict floul- for all bread and pastq.
aA X. '. ....,%-, a c Vo 5 .1; ,.1- `1008 and satisfaction guaranteed. I I ,.op fli-at both of ,us inay have been ed by Finnce - with it. Tlmat Confederate flag is the - A
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, � 11� .;�, � the -knee at the stroke of the swore emblem of many a heroic deed (31 12,
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-11. ,where it immediatQ1., , -. ost in their advocacy, of statq� rights more 1.0�e m Oh, the bravery of the past, when �
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I . . . I.. I � B. 8, PHIMPS, ' how can you account for th6 iwtiow Alsacel'rnda� ay pay tl� I � 6
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I I. - I Lloansed auotioneer" for, the ooun- of Robert E. Lee Study the history I
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i leanest, s�m- 1. ' � ' ' I t befter - dition to TealiZe ' ,fame. Had he stayed in the Northern thua -was the ending of the avil war , _�N, " 'r `�E "
ft : whom he had deposed wen e7 and nobility of each other ana
MIld'arstanding the valine of farm , I flirough and through. He certainly queens bow in reveren�cel to flie ber . f 0
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I'- , '16-ftion guaranteed or no pay. All of fill ,the -United States forces. He I a re- . . .
4 pt, �....ii*�:_*. I I juguted people. They� re not a peow Of vabmteersi to c4Fp
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'3 Ithat vou . - .�_�S' I ON -1461's left at Hensall post office . I Imew lie was slated as the successor I at the soua dMA4 oeeupied by the Se;mnd infimtry . Now is the Itime you shmild be garliting � .
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� ushin,6 write - -*:.1_.2*_.1?2s who -had' an issue. They said, "Let
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� for - �. . . ��, - I I I cenary motives. He Was already us rssue ol�ce ba&. Keep your faces to -
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- Fltl.'!'-'��'�. NOTICE. ' ,, ; wealthy in his ow"n right, and Arl- w-axd 9we enemy and charge.'" On and we can do for you in this Hne, We carrY -5-11 .
,.,., ]300klet , ,.:�---�'-�:.5&. , !, ;ad of buttles decided fam
. Free �, - - ,.,..I- I � . ington Heights, his 'home, was just I i
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- V.'i,_--�:.*;:, .�, 7 � I Tile Court of Revidon of the Assessinent Roll of the Potomac. He knew that . es of lwdeds and ,, orsteds and .
- .. J the Townghip of Xe,l(illop, le �Wrm_ , I I ke eniemy the Northern regi-, , ,
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. ....,�. . �_ 4!;. .1.2 1101d O� Wc-dnesdivy the 29th day of MNY at Calder's ly 6URIA , __ ss4 "Now, men of the waik hae am =6= =&e mid retreated. R& our -
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it, � � . 2V,,(j.37 " ace X MURDIE, Clerk. an igor to the anti re oys.tew. ous proff. ,, 11, � tb= - Qw rest. He cai-ried high the as Spring,;Underwear 1, Ing S
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