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T aroigue4 d00.teii t, : ,,all ate to
the pe peg of'Clinton and ,omit tl�t e•
'13410^'913.40a 1t k'utaher Shop ju the atone of
W. poi*, Street. ile has had many
. ryoari expuriatiae, Arid feels that be can give
$he . t of set 6feetion. He will sell
eiieleti3,' for Cash, and at the lowest possible
•::pr1oep, .l
O1na$s ReseecIffLLY SOLlorree
• W. Wright ,/ Clinton.
CENTRAL 'HITCHER SHOP
FOlilyyD & MURPHY,
(Sul:loosens'to 3. W. Langford)
•
Illavftig'bought out the above business, we
bite$ tO oonduot it on the Dash prigeiple,
and will supply oar customers with the best
meats at the lowest paying prices. Patrons
may rely upon good service and prompt
filling of all orders.
FORD & MURPHY
Qentrel Butcher. Shop, Clinton
CITY BUTCHER SHOP
I wish to inform the public that I willjnot
be undersold by any other pperegn jn ,the
bnefnese. - I Yam a praotioal 'bufr' her,; end
anderttedi'd all the branches elf the h in ss.
We keepthe very best meats and�a full
stook always on hand, and will sell at the
;•Lowest Oash Prices. Bring along your
money and get the meat at the Dash prior.
We:will give Oredi ieltntYnot. at cash. prices.,
Please call and area what you oan do for
Garth at
R. FITZSIMONS'
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COUCH & WII SON.
Subscribers desire to notify the pubiio that
1 e have bought out the butchering business
lateyly oondnoted by Mr Jae A.Ford and yfUl eon -
tin b the same under their personal supervision.
Will hors prompt and careful atterine i,
Fr meats of isli kinds will be kept in se6►oli,
so at reasonable xatea mad delivered 'anywhere
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4111TRURCQTf g,'CHA.S. N. WILfaOIN
CLINTON.
FriAli I
3 lbs. for 25c.
NO BEEF OR LIVER PUT IN.
Pork Chops, Boasts, Cured
Meats.
Prices to suit hard times. Pure LARD
by the pail Jrrcrock. We make fresh
• sausage every day.
JAS. STEEP it CO.
FLOUR AND FEED STORES.
Flour, Feed,& Seed Store
S Titp un reigned desire to intimate that he •
will keep on band the'very best
Fl~+OU,R,..and. V,
Of all kinds also the choicest variety of
Clover, Timothy & Small Seeds
which will be Bold et close margins for cash.
HALT also kept on hand. He will also keep a
bolos variety Of all kinde of TEAS which oon-
sumere will end to be excellent valve.
HILL & JOYNER
HURON ST., CLINTON.
;r. Cooirs
F,iouriFeed Store
,a6Fz'11i,'. �ra
BRAN & SHORTS
In large or small quantrtieo.
OIL CAKE and MEAL
OF ALL BINDS.
10 pounds Choice Oatmeal for 1
bushel of Oats.
D. COOK, CLINTON.
BANKS.
The Molsons Bank.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 18ab;
CAPITAL, -- $2,000,000.
REST FUND, - $1,376,000
HEAD OFFICE,' MONTREAL.
3. H. R. MOL8ON President.
It'. W. THOMAS,....General Manager.
NoteCdlsooUnted CollectionsDrafts is-
eued,"8terltng snd American exo ge bought
and sold ' lit lowest current rates. Interest a1-
i t I; lowed On deposits.
Money, edvsnaklt to !armee , on their own note
with one or more endorsers. No mortgage re
attired as security,
H, O. BREWER, Manager.
GED, D. MOTAGOART.
BANKER
ALBERT ST, - CLINTON.
A general Bauliing Business
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deposits.
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In tr, cin, up some of Santa t'luus' good
deeds this year, a lady girlie uft the fol-
lowing account of her Christmas poz.
The lady'A name le. Mrs. I3,;,0. Ferguson.
and she resides at. 2111 Oht$?cb st.� Mrs.
Ferguson began as follows 1-R-
" I "have for years been a sufferer
with kidney complaint, leve
rat
under
shoulders and across back, c latterly so
weak that I could not walk out or do
housework, Seven years ago the doctor
told me I had Bright's Dl A number
of ph sicians toll me I past help ;
one of diem said I could not ve a month.
I have taken a great deal of medicine, but
without relief, and had given up hope ; in
facts told my son that,% did not expect to
live until spring. My son saw the adver-
tisement of the Doan Kidney Pill • Co..
Dec. 3rd, and told me. I asked him to get
a box and I would try them, although I
had but little faith in them, because all
other remedies had failed, and as a result
I had given pp hope. Ile got one box of
pills at J.R. Lee's drug store and I
commenced taking them. The result
has been marvellous. After taking them
once° I experienced relief, and after tak-
ing them three times the change for
the better was marked. I have only taken
one box of pills, but I feel lite. 4, new
woman. The ppaiq and other; gym tome
of the dreadfnla,diaeaso are One. am
stronger and better than I have been in
many years. I son now able to do my
housework and walk out without suffering
any 1.,- : .. l „. -.. That box of Doan's
.,,$1PV 1!Taa tlagranc _ iss
box for -fee -1- m ear- to 'let creryone
know about this wonderful cure, in the
hope that some ons who has suffered as I
have may try the remedy sad bo itmosftted
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Awl '14 s4Pily4u tion.
Our book lays bare the
truth. Every man who
would regain sexual %1-
gor lost through folly,
or develop members
%teak by nature or wasted by disease, should
rrr•ite for oar sealed book, •' Perfect 'Man.
:rood." No charge. Address On b
EBIE MEDICAL CO..
DR. `�? g 's
Norway ,Pin
S tirtrup.
- Rich In the lung -healing virtues of the PIA
• combined with the soothing and expectorant'
properties of other pectoral herbs and barlrlt:
A PERFECT CURE POR
COUGHS AND COLDS','
Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis Sore Throat,
Croup and all THROAT, IBRONCHIAL and
_LUNG DISEASES. Obstinate coughs which
resist other remedies yield promptly to this
pleasant piny syrup.
FKIOfs ileo. AND 500. PRM 90771.5.
•SLD •Y ALL DNU.D.ST•.
McLeod's s
System RENOVATOE
AND OTHER
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impnre, Weak sold >:mpoverisb*d
Blood Dyspepsia, Slee leserierel f"at
tabore of the Heart, L eer,,.Qor 1s nt
Ne giisj Lose - of Menni y' • Br4 I itis
Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kid
ney and Urinary Diseases, 8t. Vitus' Dance
Female Irregularities and General Debility
LABORATORY, BODERICN, ONT
,.. i t Prop. nd fnuferthiteff
Sold in Clinton by
J. Li. OOMRE, and ALLAN & WILSON
on the, o
1idslrxioea >7lEt3e to farmers r vvn° .
notte at liow' nates of interest. ,
A, general. Banking busiheelfl setityeaotetl
T1ltereet allowed on't%ite:
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;.pals-�iyCytiQ�ysµ'�bp�y� , .:'•.
,,",i'TT(ily4*Er, tifiNger
--T#E LEADING -
UNDERTAKER
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A
PULL LINK OF
GOODS KEPT i11 STOCK
ThebestEmbalming Fluidneed
Splendid Hearse.
ALBERT 6 T.,CLINT ON
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ResidenceA
n.,...Ol l'O8tTlt TOW
TRH OJ11:N'L'ON NEW ER
Jia Morro Market NVAA'T 15 WIWT%,101P . 4
Farrufng, for February sa3ysi. -"The' Tho antlilatre ovt�oi`th ....8 ar t
� � lI?4+liar
plospecte for horse breeding are deck'. 0' the" Interior of the Feder'At.Govern-
ed ly brighter thait they have beets for went, has appeared, auti tt Si ,Very die# ,
s the tiwe past. The Markets have aowftlrtm `40011 a llgs
not yet bad any decided advauee, but `ht eiatrielf Qf h`ougeereads were 114
there is a steadily growing demand in 0,5 COI is t' 'd i 2, •. x h previous us
the large horse markets of the centro.. f'a a With i >'o .e pr ro
Year,
ent. P seat erre yet low down to what' a daarease;uf ,
they were ilk the good old days, but • 'T'ho < e,rrivahl of iwnugr int a# the
the twidency is now decidedly up- its of Qtiebee Halifax and Montreal
wards. 'But the 'buyers new want during the first ten•wonths'of 1895wer
on1 ggoo.odod, sound anianals There is PAO, as eozitpared .with 25,(16$ ,for. t4
not�yet *or denderld',1oi' Inferior ani;; co responding period of the previous
male; serum are not saleable, ent, year,'a'decrease of 2,29Q,
ly, in eastern Ontario,? a buyer, pibked During the Same period 1712,31 innmi-
up twenty teams of`,good young grad groats declared their intention of be-
Clydes, not aA heavy as he wanted, "but cowing residents of Canada, as certtpar-
fairly good, aniwala ltlf' ipq diem • size. ,ed With 18,923 during the came period
For a lot of three, bough in one diLyy. of 1801: -.ft decrease of 1,f4/2. The per -
he paid $31O, and for Another lot, $415 eon's wo signified their intention of
for fours animals, The lowest priced settling in Manitoba and the North-
of the fortyy auiznals was ,$b0, and the , west number 4,A01 --•which, as compar-
higg set $126. = ed with the previous year, shows a de -
The panic in the horse trade hoe, crease of 1,749.
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Xa: xlotfop Manitoba. b t fort'
• -vides x�; a :_ � 9 ,l+o,pPol?Iointlae (,7o'untya!f''�i'tirOt#; ap�ll>tnK':
lb, tit se hood goods;foz• a sinail,, pri e. W(� have left of : winter'
ttrek aiaonget; oUwr t iiggN.. *be .oril , extragoed. lar,ga Coon Skin Coati
wo la e size GGoat-Robes, TS:Fur tap, cue, Mull' and. Collar. • We have
. advent rsts-class Overco ire 'd 'CS . Bhtukets fo beds oda line Dl still s
to %Tgltiaek; • Reav),r guilt!!! ,and a quantity of home-made Flannel Sheeting
e All these (Qo'dq at Reduce•d Prlkes
the ' Lin n f: a L
aid iterest' oh. t se. o r ate
3► lr„ patient I,atii Bd n rs n ,
p 11 p r e, a deome lags of
and (Basses, 'Our new Ord coni Sets, 10 pieces at $2. 4 10c plugs of
Tobacco old Nugget, for 25c. 8 paitnde of Sulphur for 25e. 1 pound of
superior Bieck Tea for 25c. A trial respectfully solicited.
TERMS CASH, or,P,reduce at highest rates;
ADAMS' EMPORIUM,
- •LONDESBORO
Van ' 1,, 14294
been caused lhrgely byover-prgduption.
From 1885 0111892 was a period of ex-
pansion in the hor se work. Breeding,
both in Canada and the United States,
was puehed beyond • the requirements
of the market. Prices were good,;and
that stimulated many to rush into
horse -breeding. Ranches were started''
in the West, andthousand of mares
nut into breeding. The' nereaae of
horses h the United) States for some
of these years, as shown by the gov-
crnmenll returns, exceed 2,000;000 per
year. ere was ,no ,such, decreased
demand the market was glutted, and
the resu t we know', : •
The gl tie practieat11' ver,• as far, as
heavy raft horses are frinceeneils
There a nil& now enough offered to
till the d m Aid, and prices are advanc-
ing for es sable animals. But t
must be he `cry to bring good pti
weighin it to 1,80U Ibe or Otte .
Tbese ca i only be had from big, roomy
mares, a d the right kind of well-bred
stallions dnd thaylmufit have quali4
ty. Siz an quality? •te-day,, der.
mended. the t e thet'wet'appet
these a m e old ttuetrgh etoi rpµitr On'
the ma et'( there gill bs plenty of
money pled fol• 'them.''Present
prospect a that the dounndr wiilibe
far beyond ' e supply. Already good
mares, ellnade and well bred, lit' ad
breed th se horses from, are in greatly
i n crease de#n nd... ,.The -.knows nes ones
are picki p young mares and get-
ting re •-to-meet'-•-the•-"demand.
Some of t a shrewdest horsemen in
the country are getting toge:.her a few
good mares. Now is the time to secure
yopn }weeding mares,,
High -glass farm horses . are always
needed.' We want to 'weed', out the'
scrub and- hrded only from., the beet
m
mai es, , In e,rwork the hvy draft
yoiingstet i Aiibte'to I help ' While sr.ill
very young, if given light work in the
busy days of the spring seeding. He
can be early accustomed to work, and
by his size and strength can do light
work, but he should not be overwork,
ed or over -treated, After he is twat
years old he may almost,pay. by his
work, for his keep, and, 11 malt Mem/
iehes come to him,' they do pot detract,
so much from the value lief, the draft
gelding as in other classes of horses.
They are the animals which promise,
at p,> esent, the best return to the far-
mer:' , Y; • •
Next in demand are the high -step-
pers and good, big coacbers. Good
quality in this line are always in de-
mand, but very hard to get. They
bring big prices to the dealers, but
.need a -great deal, 'nf'careful''eehooting
,before they are worth a lot of money.
No ordinary farmer can give them the
rare and training necessary. They
can be sold untrained for prices which
will pay the breeder. and are good,
useful horses if kept for the farmer's
own use. Standard -bred mares of
good size make fine mothers and good -
breeders. For the sire, the Hackney,
or high-stepping coacher, is the most
popular. There is money in breeding
the right kind of these.
THREE POPUL .It BLACKS
e
They Belong to the Dia-
mond Family.
Three popular Blanks, well-known in
every oity, town and village of Canada. -
They are known as Fast Black Diamond
Dye for Wool, Fast Black Diamond Dye
for Silk and Feathers, and Fast Black Dia-
mond Dye for cotton end mixed goods. -
The Sleeks made by these dyes are fast to
sun, soap and washing; they never oraok,
fide or run; they stand fast forever, If
yod desire to have doh sed,;beautiful
Blacks, dye only with 'Diamond Dae
Blanks. Beware of imitations Bold in so
many places, as they always spoil your
materials.
There is still some talk as to the per-
iod when the life of the present Parties
went will expire. The gener•ail ac-
cepted impression is that the 26th of
April will be the last day' • Syme;:
authorities contend that It ;ti ny' irun s -
along until June, and in order to set-
tle the matter authoritatively, it is re-
ported to -night that, a 'reference to
the Supreme Court maybe made by
the Government. '
HOW WE ARE GOVERNED.
(Rev. Principal Grant.)
We allow a few gentlemen in Ottawa,
who would not be trusted with the manage.
ment of any one of our great industrial
establishments, to arrange and disar-
range the whole business of live millions' of
intelligent, enterprisingpeople. Thfe*Mnld
be incredible were it noise, 'thee These'
gentlemen are entrusted with the power of
binding and loosing on earth to an extent
which Hildebrand never dreamed of. They
oan make favored individaale;'oonipstlies
or tinge wealthy by inserting a elanse, and
impoverished them by striking it out. and
this is aotnally boasted of as a patent for
making everybody rioh.
Ies MAo1Anue.---Ian Maolaren's Waits
have been having a wonderful sale in Cans
ads.. Already 16,000 copies of "Beside the
Bonnie Brier Bush" have been sold. This
author's new atory', "Kate Carnegie," be -
Ons in the February Canadian Magazine.,
It will be an illustrated T)rumtsehty love
story, and should inereaoo the subscription
lint of our national Magazine by several
thousands of mines. Such enterprise ort
the part of a Onadirl,tt •publication .heat
terror before beet; notfoed., They have se-
emed the exclusive rights for Canada'
and
the story relit rats 'tb1ailgh about nfire
Dotes.
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The revenue from timber, mineral
' and grazing lands, was $78,620. The
revenue, for the corresponding ten
months of the previous -year was$00,584
-a decrease of $16,964.
There' 'Was a decrease, according to
the report, of $40,00 in the sale of Do-
minion lands daring the year.
It might be incidentally mentioned
in tibia Connectiob that there is a gene-
ral deficit In the books of the Govern-
nerit for the past year salounting to
considerably over four million dollars;
that is to say,. we have spent that
amount more than we have been able
to,tax .ouveelves for. What do you
thinlke,ef this statement .as •far as the
Gcreetnluent has gone? ' '
We are getting fewer people to settle
Angst us than in prey our years.
AS7e are selling less D tui tion lands.
With the best bookkeepi" ft that we
can hire we are over for r Trillion dol-
cs ehortiof meeting ex en es.
We; have a, national 'debt hat would
knock an ordinary accoutitait cold, yet
wd aro piling Wisp by milli ns.
Wetheerebeciarht from England the',
great hlufier. who has been drawing an
A rfxidus salary and who simplybegs
to say in bis report that he is a filure,
that his department ie distinctly a
•sink. -hole.
is worth while :for,,;0 nadians to
ask•.themseives the- quest idn why for-
eigners refuse to come hero to settle
amongst us.
We might also make a passing en-
c4uiry as to why our publre lands are
unsaleable: while the settlers are camp-
ing around lands which are being open-
ed in adjacent coma tries,andiwaitirigto
rush in and fight for a right of preemp-
tion.
Nobody is offering a remedy; we are
simply going into the hole deeper and
deeper. This is pcoved by the repclts
issued by the Ministers in charge, and
we can be sure' that they are telling
the very best story they know how, a
story which,perhaps. may not be veri-
fied 1wh'en the figures are tested, for
unferti ately it bas become a habit of
our txovernment to lie to the people. ,
Can any business man accept this
statement and refrain from demanding
ii • change of management. We have
got eo deeply in the rut of misman-
agement that bankruptcy Is in sight if
we donot alter it in some way. Toron-
to Star, Conservative.
Dur. H. B. Merrill.
Results Astonish
MEN OF SCIENCE.
AY ID'S Sfll S:
A MD1CiNE
WITIOUT AN EQUAL.
Statement of a Well Known Doctor
"Ater's Carsapaiille is without an equal
as a blood -purifier and Spring medicine, and
cannot have praise enough. I have watohe,
its effects in chronic cases, whore other
treatment was of no avail, and baro beer,
astonished at the results. No other blood
medicine that I have ever used, and I have
tried them all, Is so thorough in its action,
and effects so many permanent cures as
Ayeea,,SarbaparUIa." *-Dr. 1T, F. MERaILL,
Atlgnsta,Me.
Aer's Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World's Fair.
' Amato. Pills for liver and bowel*.
or.'>iA FP$ 4$11IIMA E E QUR ES
IA*1OVA w�pfhr btsayth�ljorifiltNr' ofpdditesrenboawem teateet�tie � fi"PR, TAFr gds.•1"� 1104.ATO BTMA.
ONT.
Pots. '1 went.ySix `Years
POW.DR�'�+ �,IrW•
1 E0"SEST rRIEND
It �fili` 3Al,ilt I$ CANADA.
R. ADAMS
WHAT CAN BE NICER
There is nothing more suitable for a Christmas present than a
piece of furniture. This year we ere better prepared than ever
to snit our many customers. Our assortment is larger end,Joar
prices lower than ever.
That Polished Oak Rocker,
Leather Seat, that we are • •
offering at $3.25, is a snap.
We have Chairs at all prices, and with the assortment we have
you cannot help but be mated. Come and see what we have to
offer you. Yon are welcome whether you buy or not.
The
former prioe
of this chair
was 64.50. .
JOSEPH W. CHIDLEY
FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER.
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This list and eee if you want any Valenoia Raisins off stalk F.O.B., or Selected 8eedlesg
Raisins
New Currants thoroughly cleaned, Sultana Raisins, Oalifornia
Loose Muscatel Raisine,- London' Layers orBlack Basket. Good off stalk
Raieins, 6 lbs for 26 eettts.' Califernia ,vaporated Apricots, California
Evaporated Peaches, 'California Bveperated Plume, California Canned
Apricots, Nectarines, Yellow Peaohee, Canned Pineapple, whole, sliced or
pulped. Nuts of all ktnde, Candies, Lemons, Oranges. Finest Elmo Figs
in 10 and 20 pound boxes. Bright new Dates.
CHINAWARE—Fine Dinner and Toilet Sets cheap. Call
and see our Fancy China, Glassware, and select your Xmas
present.
N. B -Do not forget that I have the finest quality of TEAS+iand COFFEES in town
N. ROBSON, - Clinton
The
Loveliest
Gifts
Are something useful and durable, as well as beautiful
We have 'them'
Carvers in Cases, Sets Carverss,Plated Knives and Spoons
Tea Trays, Silver Trays, Pocket and open Knives Gold
Medal Carpet Sweepers, Brass Lamps, Banquet Lamps
Skates, Children's Plated Sets ttc
Just received a car of the DiamondlWater Whitey:Joel Oil
at same price as common oil.
Harland Bros, Clinton
Wood'8 P1IOspliodlne.--me Great English Remedy.
Is the result of over eb years treating thousands of cases with all known
drugs,until at last we have discovered the true remedy and treathient-e
combination that will effect a prompt and permanent cure to all' stares of
Sexual Debility, Abuse or J:c sses, Nerves) Weakups, Enussfone. Afoot
Worry, Excessive Use of ()pion,, Tobacco, or Alcakolk Stle,rdaull, 41 of
hich soon lead to Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Weedy
Before Taking. .Phosphodine has been used successfully by hundreds of cases thatseen»d
almost hopeless -eases that bad been treated by the most talented phyet-
cians-•cases that were on tho verge of despairand insanity -cases that were
tottering over the gravo-but with the continued and persevering use of
Wood's Phosphodlne, these caves that had been given up to die, were
restored to manly vigor and health -Reader you need not despair -no mat-
ter who has given you Up as incurable -the remedy to now within your
reach, by ire use you can be restored to a life of usefulness and happiness.
Price, one package, $1; sir packages, $5; by mall free of postage.
One wallillrase, eta guaranteed to cure. Pamphlet free to any address.
The' Wood Company, Wllidsor, Ont -, Canada.
After
Wood's Pboopbodlne is sold by eesponslble wholesale and retail druggists In tea bahlnIoe.
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Disease commonly comes on with slight
symptoms, which when neglected increase
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
you BUFFER FROM HEADACHE, DYS-
PEPSIA orTNDiOESTION, •
Ii you Ire BILIOUS; CONSTIPATED. or have
LIVER COMPLAINT.
11 your COMPLEXION 18 SALLOW, or you
SUFFER DISTRESS AFTER EATING.
For OFFENSIVE BREATH and ALL DISOR-
DERS OF 7i1E STOMACH, . .
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TAKE RIPANS TABULES
TAKE RI PANS TABULES
TAKE RIPANS TABULES
TAKE RIPANSTABULE$ ;•
Ripans Tabules Regulate the System and Preserve the Health.
'Ripans Tabules act gently but promptly neon the liver, stomach and intestines ;
cleanse the system effectuallfy; cure dyspepsia, habitual constipation, offensive
breath and headache. One TABULE taken at the first indication of indigestion, •
biliousness, dizziness, distress after eating, or depression of spirits, will surely and
srelieklyy'remove the whole difficulty. If given a fair trial Ripans Tabules are an •
infallible cure; they Contain nothing injurious and are an economical remedy.
µ"" EASY TO TAKEONE
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awns ......—__QUICK TO Act"
Itipatls Ttfbtules are sold by druggists, or by tunif ff
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�, � l�I-,YEp trio price(GO'�eonts a baa) Is sunt tib � e Rim= Clhetn
zi> rest Company, No. 10 Spruce St., New 'York:.lib,rdl)lo
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