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Everybody' knows that our, Stock of °
Watches, Jewelery, Silverware, Fancy Cat'Glass Goods, Etc,
is the best in the County of Huron, but the Stock is larger than we care to have fit. The stock embraces just the kind
of Goods people want for Christmas and New Years' presents, and this is a rare opportunity to buy choice goods at
low prices. People want to save money. When buying presents they want to make thein money go as far as possible.
This is where it can be done. Bear in mind that the only reason we are cutting off our profits, is because the stock is
larger than we want to carry. No matter what you want in our line, we will sell it to you at lower prices than can be
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obtained elsewhere. We can't enumerate all the articles in our store. Note these prices
watches
Solid Sterling Silver Case with Elgin Movement........ t ...$6 00
Ladies' Gold filled Case, 15 years Guarantee with movement.... goo
Gents' Gold filled case, 15 years Guarantee with movement.... 9 00
Boys' all round good Watch .... .. 1 / ty5
Ladies' Sterling ilver Watch ...... ...... ...... 275
Our Stock of Gold and Silver Watches is the largast in the west, and
any person desiring a watch, can get one from us for a good deal less than
other stores can sell them at.
CLOCKS
One day, solid oak or walnut, American movement ...... 200
Eight day, solid oak or walnut, t` 4L .. 275
Our assortment of Clocks is unequalled outside the cities and it will
pay you to select one now.
Jeweler
A beautiful line of Stiok Pins at 5C In Beautiful Fancy China or
A cheaper line at two for - 5C
A good Brooch for - - - 15C Bisque we cannot be beaten. These
A very fair one for - - - 10C I Goods are offered at such low prices
Gold plated Dings - - - 10C
Solid Good Rings - - 50C that no lady can resist buying.
The Whole Stock i8 Never.
We are not offering you old, shop-worn goods; and the price on every
article has been marked so low that if you want anything the p1'iee will
be n(, obstacle. Come in and see our Ebony Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Clothes Brushes, &c. Remember, these Goods must be sold, and tliose
who buy here will save money.
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once on hand at date of $332.53.
Stanley Council.
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THE DIVINE IDEAL.,
( wilen Was the alible Completed ?
I A WONDERFUL OFFER.
Council Room, Nov. 22nd, 1897.
Accounts received and ordered to
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The Council met according to
be paid as fellows :-John Ausley,
Staule,y council met on Monday,
Nov. 29th,
i Scholars differ in opinion as to the
THERC will be found in this issue of
adjournment. Members all prey-
Wingham, plans and specifications,
All the members present.
1 date at which the books now fouDd
out' paper the advertisement of TIIEIN-
nt. The Reeve in the chair.
etc,, of bridge on river, cons. 10 and
Minutes of last meeting were read and
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to the Now 'Testament were complet•
DEPENDENT of -Now York is
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mlinutes of last. Ineetirig read and con-
firmed, 'A number of orders given by
11, $l2 -"l'i'nes, Wingham, advents
approved. The following accounts
found Health an essential
ed, but it is probable that this was
w
, which
known throughout the 10ngth and
Aaron Lindsay, eciptract.or•, to persons
ing judge's court at Bulgrave, $1 ; P.
1 urtorduld; services rendered revis-
w�+ro paid :-J. Donaldson, timber,
$7 J. IcKa re )airin brid a
X70 51 y, repairing bridge,
in Reaching the Great
accomplished not later than 130.
Nlany centuries had in
breadth of the land as possibly the
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having worked on the Johnston drain
were presented for payment. ;Moved
iDg voters' lists, attending court at
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$250; N. I attersun taking; J. Banner-
GOai
passed the
formation of the Old Testament, but
ablest and greatest religious literary
I and family
by Isbester seconded b�Code, thatsaid
I I,elgrave on October 4th, 1597, per
nlan to House of Rufuso $1 ; J. I11of-
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the New was all written within a
naweatest not only in the
United
orders be acknowledged and p,tylliont,
made amounting in all to $110.'17-
order of county judge, $10; D
fact, right of way to gravel pit $12: A.
single hundred years. The decision
Status but in the world. Tua
INDEPENDENT in this
carried. Moved h Isbester seconded
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Geddes, Belgrave, use of 'house for
\l. Tudd, printing, $1.32 , Town of
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as to which books should he received
advertisement
makes offs r which will attract very
by Cardiff, that the following pEr'�t)11S
Deputy Ofii-
holding court revising voters' lists
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Octuber
(Tinton, rant for Isaac street, 25 • J.
o $
T. for Mr. Mrs.
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PAINES CELERY COMPOUND
1nt0 the now canon was llOt 80 gntCk]•y
to
wide ALtOntlUn And b0 eagel'ly accepted
be appointed -Returning
4th, I89'7, $2; John Red-
Cairns, c!othitig and
reached, for the earliest f'atherB of
a many It
cern to take the votes at the ensuingby
in be
mond, sen., 50 yards of ravel and
rine. LtunermaD, $G 33. Mr. Robert-
BnSTOUPS THAT BLESSING},
the Church frequently quote from
groat people. effete
Tiiu ISDFPFNnP1NT fof
Municipal election case IL pull re-
quired, viz. -Div. No. 1, A. Laidlaw;
dams es road div. No. 21 $3.50 •
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son desk for treasurer, $6• also ravel
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other B
I gospels, such as one aceordin
a•°year, the Ceu-
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tatty A�cc!cr)ile for l
Div. No.,2, R. Bervle Div. No. :3, C.
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Edwin Wightman, damages drawing
accounts as followe:-IL. Snowden
to the Egyptians," or "accordin g
J a year. au the
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' Cent`ary Gallery of One Hundred
McCrea; Div. No. 4, T. littler; Div. Nu,
Div. Mo. (i, J. ]Cobb-
gravel for road diva. Nos. 39 and 79,
$4.40 ; Mrs, McDougall, $1 S4 ; D.
Its Use Means Vigorous Manhood
to the Hebrews," and the Syrian
Portraita"-th0 regular price of the
5, Woo. Elston;
Carried. On motion of Code seconded
I through E� lot 41, con, 8, 82 ; John
Butcher, 12 rods on side-
McKenzie, $11.66; W E. trend, $17.0-1;
C - Weekes, $23.44; W. Logan, $44.20;
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and Womanhood With Clear
Church accepted spine books not re,
ceived by that of North Africa
throo being 14 50 -for only r ,
g $ Y $7. )0 a
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by Isbester, the following recounts
were ordered to be paid, viz., A. Shaw,
i gravelling
lines 36 and 37 con. 9 $5.87 gra.
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J. Park $10,24• A. Reid $26 93• J.
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the Western Church unci vice versa,
saving of $7.00 Tho "Century Gal
ler of One hundred Portraits" in
work on Branch drain, $34.40; J. King,
velling at lots 39, cons..10 and 11,
Cameron, $14.24, Deputy Returning
There is a legend that at the first
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cluyles the best likonegses of one hun-
ravel, $1.80; E. Bosman, two culverts,
8.00• J. D. McEwan, Scraper,
I $8.84; Joseph Rudly, cleaning out
Officers were appointed as follows:-
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ecumenical council Nim,,, 325,
dyed of the most prowiuoht of
use of
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$1,00; John Manning, repairing.culvert'
ditch at lot 39, cons, 10 and 11 $S •
Polling Div. No. 1 T. Frazer No. 2,
copies of all the Christian literature
people
the world whose )ic:ora have
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65c; H. Mooney, tile drain on sideline,
Arthur Brooks, gravelling and filling
T. Kennard, No, 4, W. Rathwell, No.
THEGREATCOJIPOUNDKEEPS THE
then current worn laid beneath rho
in the Century Mauo:_ine, •� The size of
$2.75; Will. Armstrong, ditch on 5th
washout lot 40 cons. 10 and 11,
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5, And. Armstrong. The Collector
BODY INT PERFEUT CONDITION',
altar and the genuine books leaped
the pictures is 91x132 inches; they are
line, $6.00; Geo. LardifT, gravelling, 50c;
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$5 52 ; Arthur Brooks, repairing two
will be in Varna on the 140h, Decem
out of the mase and ranged them -
Put t,p in a handsome box and are do
R. Gibson. repairing culvert, $1.00;
Geo. Sommerville, repairing bridge,
culverts on Eastern gravel road, 88 ;
her to receive taxes,, it being the last
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selves on the altar, It probablycon-
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livered free by express. Every ono is
$1.50; Wm. Ellis, award drain oil 5th
Arthur Brooke gravelling at lot 43
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da to a without interest an extra
Y pay
tains a germ of the truth -that at
valuable for framing and would decor -
line, $6.00; N. Black, repairing culverts,
cone. IL and 13,$9 ; George Saunby,
3 per cent, being charged on all taxes
The illustrious German Philosopher
this convocation it was decided that
oto the walls of any room,
2 40; Geo. Johnston, repairing r cul-
$ p t,
Bel grave drawiD lank and re-
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not collected by that date. Next meet,
says: "There is within every mind a
divine ideal the type he
the books now received ware apostolic
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id would
very deamitta for holiday
veru, $2.00; Geo. Peacock, ravel, 48c;
Mrs. Wright, do, $12.60; 'Vin Ellis,
pairing culvert o❑ sidelines 36 and
ing of council will be on Dec, 15th, at
� Yp after which was
created, the germs of a perfect per-
or, written under apostolic direction,
gifts.
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Orders and remittances should be made
award drain, S 1, lot 20, con. 5, $58.11;
37 con, 9 81 ' Joshua Walsh look.
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10 o'clock a, m. -J. T. CnlitNs, Clerk,
son.'
and the others were spurious. Be
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Geo. •Christopher, repairing fence,
ing after gravel pit, lot 42, con. 6,
It is true that the nearer men and
this as it may, the judgment of several
Tim INDEPFNDBNT
$1.W; Geo. McCallum, repairing hill;
for some time back And up-to-date,
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women approach the divine ideal the
generations of Christians certainly
130 Fulton Street, New York.
$1.00; Geo. Kraehling, ditch, and cul-
on' west boundary,$10.38; M.
$5; Win. Mason, digging ditch and
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JAPAN Vr, ILL SOON BE A
more earth) ha mess will the enjoy.decided
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upon the value of these books
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vert
Kelly, ditch and culvert on sideline,
boxing same, lot 35, cone, 4 and b,
$4; Wm. Johnston, cleaning drain
GREATER NAVAL POWER
In order to march steadily onward to
the great goal set before all, men and
as distinguished from many others
written 9,t about that time or later,
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$10,00; Win. Phelan, repairing bridge,
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$1.00; Thos. Russell,,, digging rtwru,d
and repairing culvert, lot 34, con, 3,
THAN TI{E UNI'T'ED
woman must be physically sound,
and the Council of Carthago (397) is
The old reliable ILT.Da'rRATED }3UF(
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drain, $3.00; JDu. Ac;en, ditch on 6th
$1.15 ; 'Phomas Leaver, 40 yards
STATES.
Purity of heart and grand elevation of
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said to have fixed the cailoD. The
ALo LXPRF,88 announces its Holiday
line, • $2.00; A. •Lindsay, by orders,
gravelling.at rot 30, cons, 10 and 11,
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mind will never accomplish the great
word cation was first by Atha
issues, to be printed in colors, with
$116.87; Jars. Marshall, engineer's fees,
$15.50; Thomas Leaver, filling up
The Western powers are beginning
victory if the body is sick and diseased.
,used
nasius, in the fourth century, in the
high-class art end literary features.
$81.W. On ruction of Kit seconded
by Code, the Council then adjourned
epProach east end of bridge on river,-
to view Japans activity in navy build-
Lhose who aspire to the true manhood
and womanhood are the men and
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souse of accepted' or authoriz-
The Express doesn't run to big type
and rubbish as much as
to meet again oil the 15th of Dec. next
eons. 10 and 11, $10 ;'Wm Robinson,
iDg with amazement. A generation
women who take the preVautioa to ban-
ed," and Jerome and Augusting,4old
pictorial some
of its contemporaries, but when we
W. CLARK, Clerk,
digging ditch and building culvert
ago she had literally no navy. Even
ieh the ver first symptoms )toms of disease.
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the present New 'Testament as canon-
get down t0 le mES.1i
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at lot 30 cons. 8 and 9 ,
$6 b0 • Wm.
at the beginning of last war with
That tired feeling You experience fro"m
tont.-From '•E{ow the Bible Came
AF,Ogen
TitATEn Iiol t'nr,o ERPRE85 is
is in
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Last �0'awanosh Council,
Robinson, attendance at court kr Bel.
Chinn, her modern equipment was con-
day to day; thaivnervous headache you
Down to Us," by Clifton Harby Levy,
away
ay
the ]sad and the wast of the bunch
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grave per order from county judge,
fined almost exclusively to a half don- I
dread so that "can'tslee " condi
much;
, p
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in American Monthly Rs-
nowhere.
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The council met in the Council
October 4th, and erelecting •jatots,
ea unarmored crdiser8 -the best of �
tion that makes your weak and wretched;
views for December.
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room on November Ilth, pursuant to
October lith, 1897 $4 ; Richard
Choir class to be aura -and fifteen
the aius in the side and back indicat,
p.
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adjournment. Members all present.
Minutes of last m0dting road and
Burrows, ditching and repairing cal•
vert, sidelines 39 and 40. con. 14, $4 ;
gunboats. The war brought many
substantial additions to her navy, and
ing kidney disease; the sharp twinges of
rheumatism and neuralgia that make
]Ifs that habit �
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No popsy does handsomer color
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Actors, Singers,
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passed. Commudication from E. L.
Wm, Fitzpatrick, 30 yde. gravel for
now she has no 1068 than forty-eight
a misery; constipltted
is life
work than TnE ILLUSTRATED BvprALo
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Dickenson, barrister, Wingham, on
road div. No,.56, $1.50; Thomas H.
sea going vessels in commission
that sendingpoison to our blood
-all'these vrid symptoms lead to
LxrRE4s. Last year's holiday issues
an�a"tters relating to ditches and
Taylor, er., plank and cedar for cul-
including two first class battle ship
disease and death unless they are ban
ate well remembered and no doubt
many homes. :THE Ex-
Speakers
•�•tercoursee ofl'ecting 'the property
of Dater Ding, Sir lot 33, con. 10, re-
vert at lot 34, cons. 4 and 5, $3.60 ;
Robert Tunney, timber and building
of 12,800 tone each. These figures
are not so imposing, absolutely consid-
ished, ,
Paine's Celery Compound puts the
preserved y
PREss this year announces its Holiday
p
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ceived and filed, Communication
bridge at plot 34, cone. 4 and 6,
erect, except as an evidence of quick
out -of- ear h p
g physical machinery in per-
Number for December 19th and its
nttertainThousaners,singers,
ars, preachers and readers
and petition from F. S. Spence, soero
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$12.50 ; Robert Tunney, digging
growth; but 'the additional modem
feet working condition, and gives that
Christmas Number for December 26th,
are tormented with throat
weakness. These delicate ,
tary Dominion Alliance, Toronto,
ditch and building culvert, lots 39 (
war•vessele that Japan is building
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realest of all gifts -good health. This
marvPlloua �'ie dicing is a food that
Both will be rioted in colors with
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man choice art and literary features.
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overtaxed bo-
organs sbeingusceptible
come susceptible to head
relating to the further restriction of
the liquor traffic in the"province of
and 40, con. 5 $31.721 Win. Halls-
han, jr,, hauling planks for culvert,
in England German and the
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United States are of such ma
nourishes Gh0 UeCVP,6, tissues and blood;
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�. colds, Influenza hoarseness,
t� tickling in the throat, sneez-
II Ing,
Ontario, the Provin-
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it brings strength and vigor to the limbs;
dropping In the throat,
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and requesting
lots 39 and 40, con, 5, $1 ; McLarty
tnde and excellent construction that
gives a rosy flush of health to the pallid
In a forecast of -President MCItiD_
Painthroat,o to ` the
these d
Bial Legislature by petition to make
and Tunney, cedar and repairing
Mr, Charles A. Crarnp,our own famous
face, and brings clearness and energy to
lay's speech it appears that he will
forerunners of Catarrh,
further restrictions in the said traffic,
culvert, lot 41, cons. 4 and -5, $7.91 ;
ship builder, pronounces Japan's pro-
the brain.
speak at length on the currency quee_
Asthma, Tonsilitis, and are but stepping stones to
more serious complications if negg eeted.
received, when it was moved by Mr.
McLarty and Tunney, digging
greas to be more notable than that of
Paine's Celery Compound, as a medi-
tion, refer to the country's foreign re-
DIC. AGNEW'a 0ATARRDAL rOWDEE
Lockhart, seconded by Mr. Carr,
ditches at lot 41 cons, 4 and 5 and
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an other county in the world except
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cine for the ordinary ills of every drty
lation,n declare that there is no I
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Is powerful alnless,harmlessandquick-acting,and
will cure ah such trotbles-relloves in io minutes
that the petition be signed by the
on sidelines 39 and '40 con, b
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En land. -From "About the World,"
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life, is as for removed from the comrfton.
ills nfirvines bitters and aarsa
necessityof iuterforence with Cuba
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"I can but preclaim Dr.AgnewsCamrrhalPow
reeve and clerk as requested on
$28 25 ; George Kreahling, repairing
in the Christmas Number (December)
arillas
pills, ' p
as the diamond is from ordinary window
and dwell at considerable length on
dor a wonderful medicine, particularly forsingors
and s eakers. Myself and wife were both
behalf of the council and forwarded
culvert and digging eiteh on gravel
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of Scribners,
glass.
lees. The people raise it all honest
rr0ciprocity as the result of the offer in
public
subiectsoflonsintisandCatarrh, and never found
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to Mr. Spence, Toronto. -Carried,
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road, lot 42, con. 3, $10.38; George
tats speak inrits "favor, and the
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the Din to Tariff Aut.
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rind hing curatoequ alitlsgrcatremedydr workuick er. I
and curative quallttes-It is n mouser worker. I
The treasurer reported cash on
Kreahl,ing, digging drain and cul,
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ablest doctors prescribe it, if you are
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heartily recommend it to my brother professlonals."
band at last meeting, $416.87; paid
vert, lumber and repairs, etc., Ding.
THENEWS-RECORDFOR$1.00TO
onlyhalf enjoying life, try what Paine's
Stormy weathar continues on the
Al. Emmett rostetl,Actor, New York City: gr
out since then $84.34, leaving a bat-
wall's road allowonoe, eon. 4, $12.10.
END O[,; ,08.
Celery will do for you.
British coast.
Sold by Watts & Co.
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