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Mss. MIsidir/oa Osllise, R.1R. Xe.
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ci'srry, Oat. wraW:--"1 ma the
d four ekifdersl. telt after my
baby was bora I got rhenastissa
Whlab left say beast is a very risk
eserlitiest. 1 was like that all memo,
Deer atui eosld get ao relief. lathe
sirdeer-in-law toed are to give
try, so I did, said took two boxes
of theta end I am now **joyin. per -
feet health. x trust they will help
ethers as they have helped me."
Gn the first sign of soy weakness of
Ow bee. or nerves, you Motile not wait
nail your awe becomes desperate • be
bre you even yourself ofrelief by
wane eats theywilltone and strengthen
the nerves, build up the muscles of the
ijleset, and enrich tee ,blood.
Price 50e. a box at all druggist:1i or
deilers,r or trailed direst on receipt of
Iii =nto, pot.
by The T'.'lilbura' o., Limited,
•
T. SW ARTS'
II* and 'terse Until
fink Stables, Elc.
Montreal $tar.t'
just off the Square
me gra
SEVERAL FIRST.CLASS' AUTOS READY
FOR SERVICE --GET YOU ANYWHERE
AND WHEN YOU WANT TO.GET THERE
`bath** Meat all Traits* ea4
Passenger Mats
Passengers cal ied'far le may
Part at the town ter all
treat* et. O. T. R. or C. P. R,
Depots.
Prompt Service and
Careful. Attendance,.
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Our Livery and Hack service
*Mho found upeteedate
is every respcct.ti
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• Year Patreisaft;s.Sedlcttsd
T.. S W ARTS
Phone 107 Montreal Street
Taw, a .di.sid, tett.
Q fours fall best will not •bruitt tie as the an. M Itri beat *meted.
Of pom-ty or nal. ly fortified etty, teed could leave
Lord, give vas such a faith as this r the
the walls °f Jericho .t dell o.
• the est occasion of toted. being sur -
And tura, wbate'er may crone, 'rounded. hut they mast go round Our -
1 taste *two now ties hsllewed bei i teen theses. They were kept waiting
Of an eternal home*. pttiently .G'd's time for action. No
. W. kleasaarst• doubt the pea within the city were
PRAYIR 'unused et th odd procession and
Help us to learn tem Thy dealings re:effect at their methods of atteek.
with the ancient people that they that But a mighty shout was heard, a cry
put their trust in Thee shall never be to heaven for help, and the walls fell
put to shames but they that defy 'nee/ fiat and the Lord bad given the city
shall be utterly destroyed. Amen.
S. 8. LESSON FOR NOV. Ttb. 1II
Lessen Title --The Pali of Jerkke.
Lessen Paretall'e---eloskeeaa 4121240.
Guide* Text --I John i:4.
Pressed ti.sulAY a :°e = to Blow hi the taking of that *trepg-
?hst teat trews °r tie brash
irate the bonds of his people.
As God instrneted Moses how the
city was to be taken, so he gave them
direction what was to be dove with it
and its inhabitants. The city end
and all the kings
"When ell the kings of the Amor, all there were within, exceeding Ila-
: item, which were on the side of Jordan hale and her people. were to be de.
westward,, of the grayed. Rehab had shown kindness
Canaanite:, which were by the sea, to the a aa s Joshua had ,en. to
heard th*tt the Lord -had dried up tete wag shown to land, her andre r+en kindneca
= waters of Joxden from before the The sudden fall of the wall, . no
t children of Terse. until they were doubt, killed many find threw the rest
passed over, their heart melted, ueith- into a panic err that they had no
-sr wag there spirit in them any marc, strenarth or spirit to resist the on.
because •af the children of Israel. slaught rt the t•hildren of Israel.
Now Jericho was straitly shpt up, be. Gates ,orf bruit and bare et iron can.
cause of the children of bitter: l; none
went out, and none came in:' net st,.n.r before the God of brad
The city of Jericho was the :fey of (1"-he5'2Israelites. perhaps, when
-Palestine. It lay about seven miles thaw had tar Jericho. a lar r and
west of they -Jordan and commanded l p g
the entrance of the main passes into well built city, finned thou nhnuld
the promised land. The city wan very have filet for their headeuartprs; but
old and strongly wilted. How to God will ,have them yet to dwelt in
-take it was the military problem of lento. apd "therefore firesthis neat,
that day.• When Joshua set his ,face lest they Jho*rid nestle in it. All the
towards the takire of that stronghold silver and gold. lied alt these veseele
the Lord told him it with Already sub- which were canable of beinn enrified
clued. "I have given into thine band he fire, were brouelit into the treaa-
•Jeeieho, and the king thereof, and the ury of the bene. of the Lore; not that
neighty men of vnlor." He was then a r ooderr it. bet eewild he'letere et h�-
•directed how . to proceed. No teen- it: The Gni that rave. the vi'tnry-
cines were to be dug,, no batteripgeett+l+t demand the spoil.", (Matthew- Words Often Misused: •Don't say derived a great deal of benefit from
ranns'plaeed nor any mtlttarr peeper Henry). _ hae was deeply effected by the newe." these pills and I think them a won-
'tinna whatever were to be made. WORLD MISSIONS Say "affected"• derful remedy,"
Nlinarrl's le the enerny Of
all rheurnatectrouhl+es.
Kati it in thoroughly. and
often.
It eases the pain, supples
the joints, puts new life
into the tissues. •
tt,r. es.
Rub it in t�
Yea, .. •a
sees weed day. !ars eked
Assam:
Asm: Gant seat Mem. ugh are WNe; a sheet. as et aRptatw.
tis.. beet. se 'e►tw ...t• w+ Prenkee I +ws a inviter et ba.dk r-
.. unease , *Al $•otr,ea +,aµ 60,114 wadi *ad peered aeelsssatioae."
eel..,,.- ele..a..r+ te tea •w you
anues,a+ltaem r ase you are w d sunset. DTIC PAIN
Loa vas ;taw tett twee emereies of .1D THIN BLOOD
viva, yew have stent. and ,give ta.tr *
swat 11"1411. sa taw .14"" Lieinents et Nr Avall--The Tremble
inetut: set httade tae iasar t+a,ywt 'them he Treated Through tett
lemma these over to the tart. ,
Ltea entsitg my mule, wheel had net
Mud
been itrsaredieu 1 roofs 'whir scrum
to the gets. arae sentry had been The most a rheumatic sufferer ran
withdrawn. hole for in rubbing something on tla
lehinsuanting, 1 berried tip to tie swollen, aching joints is a little .•elndf
roof, to perform ties dstaserful duty rind *11 the while the trouble is be -
1 cooled ee•t very well have delegated eose1ag mere firmly rioted. It is now
to the 8ergestst-Major. I emerged known that rheumatism is routed in
from the darkness of tag ,tsir+raebe m the blood, and that es the trouble
to the ro.f. son thus blood becomes etiu !ur-
And there I stood and .tared and i t o e
starred aid rubbed. my eyes --ani ',Mei they thin and watery. 'i`o get rid of
for a moment felt just * little faint }rheumatism, therefore. you must go
and just a little in sympathy with" to the rot of the trouble in the blood.
those poor superstitious fools of the i That is why Dr. Williams' Pink Pith;
escovade. For, my dear Georg., l have proved so benellcisl when taken
the body of the sous-oflkcier out 'oto far this trouble. They Crake new,
longer there! Nor was that of the Erich blood which expels the poiaonnue
"Good God!" Osculated Lawrence, *cid and the rheumatism disappears.
bare headed recumbent man!"
raising himself en his elbow and turn- There are thousands of former rheu-
ing to de Ileeujalais. matte sufferers in Canada, now well
"Yes, that is what I said," cortin- and strong, who thank Dr. Williams'
sed the other. "What else was there 1 Pink Pills that they are now free
to say? . Were there djknns, afrites, from the aches and pains of this
evil spirits in this cursed desert, even dreaded trt,uble. One of these is Mr.
RR the inhabitants declared? Was
Robt. A. Smith, Mersey Point, Y.S.,
the whale? thing a nightmare'? Ha
dreamt that the body of a French attacked with rheumatism, which
sous-ofticier had lain here. with a
French bayonet through it? Or as grew so bad that I could not wall:
I dreaming nowt and had to go to bed under the doc-
tor's care. It is needless to say that
I underwent a great deal of auffexing.
The doctor's medfcine did not seem
to reaeh the trorbke, so when I was
Our Weekly advised to try Dr. 'Williams' kink
Pills I did no, and after taking them
Lessons inEnglishfor some weeks I was able to get out
of bed. I continued using the pills
By W L. Gordon and was soon able to work, and I
have not been troubled with rhoama-
tian since. In other respects also I
Hod I
who says: ---"Some years ago I was
(To be continued)
USE
HYDRO ELECTRIC
The 'i Pswsr
The Ark of God wee to be carried by
the priests round the city, once a eddy In 1832 Charles Darwin, the most
fpr •six succeedinJr days, and ~even celebrated naturalist in the world, on
y a, trip round the world called at Tierra
times on the seventh day. They' were del Fuego on the South . American
to be attender, by the men .et war coast He said he --never saw such
the priests
silently all the while but people. ' They were such say
the priests were to blow with rams" ages
that he considered them beyond the
borne, r That vas the whole program reach `of civilization. One day a lite
of attack. God appointed this way ole babe was found Lying on "thea
to make bare once again'he milt al- streets of Bristol. The day on which
of tarred
arm to out oo the children it was found by a constable, was St.
of I>=ra�l and to net to ronfi-h;on their
enemies: Thus b+* faith. and not hv:Thomas's day; so the infant was cal-
led were the walls' of Jericho made led Thomas: and, having been found
to fall.' in a place which lay betweenethe brid-
The faith, •ehedieneo .end • haat- ' was
added. the Thomas Brthe idges Bridges
els placed
dense of the children of tarml, were15
suns,t lee the plant Tne'h,ll, laid before in a workhouse. When he grew to
,manhood he offered himself to the
4 Church Missionary Society and was
Flies Go , 'lick* sent Ag a missionary to South • Ameri-
ca. He went among the'very people
Derwin had declared to. be in"anable
Piles are caused' by congestion tit _of 5ivilizetian. Every day he ;teed in
blood in the lowest bowel. Only an .peril of his Iife• as. ha, learned their
internal remedy can ' remove the :avec'. rneal sounds And created a lan-
t
cause. " That's . why Salves and cit. of the storyr hof the ;Sa ours life nsiated and
ting fail. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-I.toid, retinue nenple to read it, •They were
a harmless tablet, succeeds, because thrre'3gh his efforts civilized and Awls -
it relieves this congestion , and tinnized. and the matter being
.strengthens the affected `parte. Idem- ''hrrnwht to the attention of Darwin he
Reid has given' quick, safe and last ineteeely subscribed to the. itlndet of
ult.. roott tJio roe_Rf Pile -Sof- the Missionary Society. one of whose
#eters. - It- will. dothesame for you eg`eefe heft wrov+rht. 'raider GNI, ' ne'h
a at nnndo,js .banes: I'1ie. l.nplieh
or money beck ---H.. C,'- Dunlop and 'A,bnirnity had i.Ruod orders that •that
druggists •everywhere sell Hent. -Rodd
hart of the enact woo not to he ap-
with this guarantee. eroaelipd be their:shirr.., boring sof
a n
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w,l,s •c warp rer'+nlled. quips .•ern
lnWe+t fel ZA to visit And to trade there.
'Fly abroad, thou mighty gospel;
Win anti:conquer. never cease;
May thy.lasting, wide.dominion
Multiply apd still increase.
Sway thy sceptre -
Saviour, all the world around.
Joseph Parker.
BEAU GESTE:.:
(Coorttinued from page G)
Is It Worth
50 tents?
":Money can't buyanything else like this
wonderlul herbalZatn-liuk, It's simply
priceless!" says one enthusiastic mother.
For injuries. Zam-liuk is the indispen-
sable here
aaiile ever -ready healer. V t
is any skin or scalp disease. '/.ate-liuk is
Magical inarxtracting germs and p ison- •
ons impure{es and growing new healthy
shin. hieing prepared exclusively from•
pure refined herbal. essences, All highly'
cotitenrraated, Zsm..liuk roams i.s medi-
cinal virtues indefinitely. It never t;e e5
rar:cec std useless like fatty salves and
anhitti',.ts do. Vet, 'Midst so much
Pater. rimer uuei rchable. herbal
"Ant til L e t.6{A nn nitlre to buy._
tr.nt dludecana Si.,Montreal, Mrs,,,
V olir:a t+riits :-"For heeling, give toe
YAM Nile f it is the finest thing I know;
It sat n1 me from a poisoned hand. rid my
three clnldren of scalp 'oras, said healed
my litisbs,,d's badly crushed finger. We
wotoolN I he , nthout rt at any price."
Get' a 150c. box to -day, far for FREE
ANTI I.I"s mention paper. end enclose
Ic. stamp, to Zam-liuk tea.. Toronto,
Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
CO , CLEAN,
QUICK
Cheaper them cowl or wood
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes the dust; a broom just
moves the dust.
We guarantee alt Hydro Lamps
for 1500 hourlt.
Walk in and see display at
Tbe llydro Store
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CASTOR IA 1
illi Ow F vOrl►l rWeYearr s
rot woo sot wen
Al mien
eases i d
.i1• t-.
DRAUG1NG-DOWN
PAINS RELIEVED
men,' selected for chaeatter and in
fluence, went back 'in the "spirit of,
'Well, cowards, .we have been in there
and it is much the same as any ether
such cursed hole --except that some.
•• body had a great idea. for diddling
the Arabs,' the others would proba-
bly take the line, 'Well, where yost
can go, we can. Who are you to
swagger ?'r
Yes -I would try it. Not as
Shough_ l_evere .really._persuading.-or
beseeching, and anxious to prove that
the eseeuade had nothing to fear if
sent to garrison the place. No -
merely as offering them, superior sol-
diers, an opportunity of sleeing the
fort before its remarkable. 3ispnsi-
tions were disturbed.
'Wait n moment,' said t, as they
1 saluted and turned to go. 'Is there
' In man of •courage among you --a man
WOOLS �.rsi a Year.
Ly E. Piakltam's VegMable
C rgimai l�ro Het'Mlaldi
Moose Jaw, Sask.-"I pen into
trete tell you what Lydia £ . Ptak.
lta+a's
Vegetable Compound has done
for sae. I suffered very Badly with
drsggint-down paint and inflames*.
ben, also pains in my right side awry
my hip m I head it nmetarllyhaleye ekis�t
I went too a doctor tepid M srld I
would have to have an tion. Bat
ray s ootler said to take IL
Pinithaa►'s vnet Compos':; sit
savd, bar life.y before. I took.
two be$tles sad I fl sad 1 eros bettor,
es I on taklu it sad aha used
li•aRa Pbadaut► i fli attve Wash.
ltitoenrwwwl fit a ad � welt 1 weed
to how ere ile dews two .r throe
thew * day. Jai awl de nit *ay
Irsaseererk 'Mem* trouble. I Al-
ways keep the Csamponed
in the hIkea iaw* saws Disse mow MIA
ro mote this ye deter wlank as MK masse 1 tt
teed 1 rerM a+raetwstwwl� T m
arly late
la Mrs. ii 11
filth W., *Nee Jaw. ilsa-
Lydia L 19aittitant's T rnhteb i
��
: par exemple such as the trumpeter,
brave enough to enter an empty fort
with me?'.
They looked sheepish for a mom-
ent. 4 Someone murmured, "And
where is Jean the Trumpeter?" and
then I heard a curious whispered re-
mark:
'Gee! I sure would like to see a
ghost, Buddy,' and the whispered re.
ply ,
'Sure thing, Bank, and I'd like to
see ole .Brown some more.'
Two men 'stepped forward as one,
and saluted.
They were in extraordinary con-
trast in body,- and some similarity in.
face, for one was a giant and the
other not more than five feet in
height,' while both had cleaneshaven
leathery rouhtenancea, somewhat of
the bold Red Indian type. <•
You know what I mean -lean hat-'
ehet facts, biggish noses, mouth:, like
a straight gash, and big chins. By
their grey eyes they were Northeners,
and by their speech Americans,
'You would like to see the fort and
how it was manned to the ;est by
heroes +victorious in death?", I tisk-
ed.
'Out, mon Commandant; they re-
plied together.
'Isn't there a Frenchman among
your 1 *eked the rest. �• .h
he looked, saluted and joined the
Americans. Then what they now
call the herd instinct' and "moh-pay-
ebnlolty' came into play, and the
ether* did the same, #
f Good! I had trot the lot. I would'
Often Mispronounced: Pseudonyms, Dr. WilliamsPink Pills are sold by
Pronounce su-do-nim, the u as in all medicine dealers or by nail at 60
"rule," o as ih ono,"i as in "him," cents a box from The Dr. Williams
accent on first syllable. Medicine 'Co., Broekville, Ont.
Often Misspelled: eligible; ible.
'Synonyms: difficulty, dilemmae.pre- Corns disappear when treated with
dicament, plight, perplexity, .puzzle, Holloway's Corn Remover without
quandary. leaving a scar.
'Word Study: "Use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in- et tt eh Hurts
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word :
Retinue: the' attendants of a person
of rank; an escort. `,She was follow- '
d b her retinues of sexvants."
Words Often Misused: Don't say
"the news had a serious affect." Say
"effect"
Of ten Mispronounced: Prefix.
Noun is accented , on first syllable,
verb on last syllable. ' "
Often Missjielled: Descent. Note
the se. . ,
Synonyms: Pardon, acquitted, for.
giveness,' remission, absolution, am-
nesty.
Word Study: "Use a word three
times and it is yours." Let us in-
erease our vocabulary by. Mastering
one word 'each' day.; Today's word:
P erfidious treacherous,' ' 'faithless;
"He was in the power of the perfid-
ious and cruel king'#
Words Often 'Misused: Don't say
"I ain't," "you +ain't,' "he ain't." Say
"1 am not" "you aren't," "he isn't."
Often Mispronounced: Persist.
Pronounce silt, not Met. Accent last
syllable.
Often lifisspelled: Arrangement ;
ge• -
Synonyms: Impudence, insolence,
boldness, effrontery, rudeness, pert.
ness. sauciness. •
, Word Study: "Use a word three
times and it is yours." Let ns in-
crease our vocabulary by mastering
Yr
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Drink Hot Water
Neutralize Stomach Acidity, Prevent
Food Fermentation, Stop
Indigestion • •
"If those who suffer from indiges-
tion, gas; wind, or flatulence, stomach
acidity or sourness, gastric catarrh,•
heartburn, : etc., would take a tea-
spoonful of pure Bisurated Magnceia
in half a glass of hot water imme-
diately after eating, they would soon
forget they were ever afflicted with
stomach trouble, and doctors would
have to look elsewhere for patients."
In explanation of these words a ;well.
known New York p:tysician stated
that •most forms of stonuich troubles
are due to stomas& acidity and ferm-
entation of the food contents of thel
stomach combined with an insufficient
blood. supply to the stomach. Hot
water increases the blood supply and
Bisurated Magnesia, which can be
readily' obtained at any reliable drug
store, in either tablets or powder, in-
staritly neutralizes . the • excessive
stoihach acid and stops food fermen-
Cation, the combination of the two
1therefore, being marvelously success-
ful and decidedly preferable to the
use of artificial digestants, stimu-
lants or medicines foe indigestion.
t - cereal
�Yourfavori
is made in Canada of Canadian
wheat --and it's. the whole wheat,
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'nothing added notyhing taken
away. The process by which
SHREDDED WHEAT is made
is the most perfect -process ever
devised for making the whole
wheat digestible. For thirty-five
years it, has been the favorite in
..ons of hones. No other."
process can be compared with it.
The flavory shreds are,; full of
nutriment and their crispness
encourages thorough chewing -r--
that's what makes it a wonder-
ful food for children. Our -
shred and baking retain the
mineral salts and the vita-
• Another man, a big sturdy Garcon
5
take them round the, fort ors thoaath
t doing honor to the dead and .show;n'
them as an example ---and then I cud•.
pkv remembered. . ."
"'The snerdel'ed scua-oMekr," aaitll
George lAwreneee.
"fixaetly, (leorgei 'these. fellows
moat rent see hint lying there with a
French bayonet through him`. 1 **matt
Jnr in Arid. sleeve acid !Give sws.'lf the
pleteeent task of ram's' ing the hsrnn.
rt. f wnvM ..ween hie fara'. st'4 ;t
wnislel tae• nm«t that it h••ri h •r...
abet and And fallen where he lar.
the bran which keeps
the bowels healthy and active.
Eat it dry toasted with butter,
or as a hot porridge or simply
pour hot milk over it.
Most foocl for teasi money
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i•+•..e,.. CANADIAN NAIIONRI R r
SULPHUR CLEARS TRAIN SERVICE is TORONTO
A PIMPLY SUN
Apply Selpk*r as Told Whew
Your akin irreaits Out
•1.1_10....
Any Katt of the akin on face,
neck. anus or by is overcome quick..
eat by applying ldentho-Sulphur. The
pimples seem to dry right op and t'a
away, declares a noted skin specialnst.
*Nothing hes ever been found to take
the place of sulphur u a pimple re-
mover. it is harmless and inexpensive.
Just ask any druggist for a small .lar
of Rowles Mentha-Sts'iphhur and use it
like cold ctisiu.
AVtTISE IN THE STAR
Malty Bxoenat Bushey
Live. GKxlerieh 6,00 a ort. 2.20 p.m.
" Clinton G 25 am. 2.53 p.m.
`Seaforth 6 41. *an. 3.12 p.m.
Mitchell 7.04 a.in. 3.42 pm.
7.30 son. 4.10 p.m.
,a Kitchener 8.90 tato. 5.20 p.m.
iGuelph, 8.45 a m. 5.50 p.m.
" Toronto 10.10 a tn. 7.30 p.ttt-
Retut ning---Leave Toronto 0.45 sin.,
12.Gti p.m. and 6 Oa p.m.
Parlor Cafe ear, Garrick to Taw
! onto, on morning train, and Torau*M-
i to Goderich 6.05 p. m. traits.
1 Through coach GGoderieb to Torsat*.
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Rich, Soft Tones Of A Brantford Roof
Btitntford Asphalt Slates harmonize with arty style of atrr.bi-
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They use fox years, are flare resistant and cite perfect protection frond t
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Steak Carried, tnfarrna>tdn FufiitahSil° and SSI rAc e.
our Brentford Rooting rendered .by
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Office, together with the facilities extended by every Post
Office in Canada and other countries, !make it possible for
everyone to deposit their savings in this Hank. interest is
allowed, compounded half -yearly, with full fheekiug privileges.
The confidence the rural communities have shown in this
Bank, is indicated by the large increase in deposits, whish are
now over $21,000,000.
All deposits° are guaranteed Gy the government of the
•Province of Ontario.
Remittances should be Made by Post Office money order,
express order or registered letter, and should be addressed to
your nearest,ttranch, where they will receive prompt attention
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Province °Ontario Shavings Office
fkaid t'Jf'I`arcyl: t 15 Qw.rn's Park, Toronto
Toronto Resnick OMees
Cot. flay and Adelaide lits. Coe trilver'sity and 1)atidrs-Ste.
1e10 Danforth Avesta*
Other Branches at
ftemittein, St. t'ethariatttr, fit. Marv* 1'rtttbrskt.
1'lraitfereet, Xesedateetir, Owen Selma. Ottawa
lStatfertA. Waikrrteat Newmarket and ',Water
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