The Clinton New Era, 1902-12-19, Page 8•
December 1944 1902.
eiterehrereteerellelle
.Ho it Now.
Qatte letiMber of our reade
bave overlooked the fact thttt
they bane not yet paid their
euascription fertile curreutyear.
If tber eie one month better then
another o pay an account the
Mont b is October. Which ineane
that NOW is the time.
Ou cluatry frie nds ar
throegh with their harvest, and
it has been a most bountiful.
nne, We °honk' not, therefore
have to treetit 1 inger on you.
A. look at the label of your
paper will ebow the date to
which yl us subscription is Petcl.
tlooit's (Mon 3oot Gomm*
u enoceestnity used reonte. int Ogle
um tames. Sate. effectual. eadlesasti
eaur enigma for coals eaten Row ama
'take no ranee ad all Mixtures, mus aset,
g, swerves stronger.VI pebo
e x.
teens are teen:prom Price. No. a
NO.
% se .mated on reeept ot price and two
a. anal, sada/el rectanmendedIX
Inc Engem In tetrad*
The Cowl Corneas*, windeme
No. 1, and, No. 2, are sold n Olinton
t all responeibie Drug Stores,
J. P. TisDA141.
BANKEls,
*CLINTON, ONT.
rine° funds to loan on mortgages at
best current ratce•
A General Banking basinets transected
eniereat allowed on deposit.
Sale notee bought
G. D. MelrAggarl
ALBERT ST., CLINTON
A General Banking Busines*.
transacted
...41.••••••M
A Kinn STOKE
D'ALCO SO,ii.A. tolh) , .4 a .er
Mae entity oeudate• e Iowa 9 .w.i.
Minaret Grip Pow, ere eu • ' emit u
"IXIS WIIIM Dx:ED AS TEE =ouzo •d'ugo".
•
OP EVXOTION.The iandou Omni 0 .inalllY nee re
inceporated, welt $20,001) epttal.
. Mellerer Worm Poesau. 0 owe fever
Dorf Forced to Work Without 6h/14°4' 131)tc""gitt""i'itie
Ma or Macleod of Li eineuville,w ,
,-- y ,
etecetving ,Payment--Evideleee retire, Juba Petal' le we"'
Against the Markle Company. succes,or, .
Oh, MY i how vii. osenelexion hail tie
Scranton, Pa., Dee. 10,—Tales of evia.
times from houses owned by G. B. Mar-
kle & 0o., the narration of the death of
a wife as a result of an enforced re-
moval from her home, and the story of
a neither, whose husband was killed in
the Markle mince, of how elm and her
two boys struggled for years to pay the
Marklee the back rent and coal bill elle
owed timid, were the prineipal features.
of the eessions of the Coal Strike
Arbitration Connoissien, The mineri
concluded the calling of witeeseee
against the Markle Compeny.•
Henry Coll, a Markle miner, told how
Isis family was evicted. Ile had been ins
jure d many times in the mines. One of
his legs Was alihost useless; he had
only one eee, his , hands were crushed,
ribs broken and skull fractured. The
company gave him nothing until after
the employees took up a &election.
Then he was given $50, and the 00111-
pany took out the rent he owed. Then
followed a pathetic story of the ewe -
tion. Coll said his wife was sick, and
her one -hundred -year-old mother was
blind and unable to walk. The day on,
which they were "thrown out" was
rainy. lee took them, as best he could,
to Hazelton, wen miles away, and
placed khem in a cold, empty house. His
wife became worse. Medical aid was
furnished by a Hezelton doctor, but it
did not help her much, and she died,
• "She died?" exclainted Judge Gray.
• "Yes, sir, she died, and I buried tier
yesterday."
• The Comniissioners were much af-
fected. The witness said he did not
kuow whether the centenariair was still
alive. "She was in bad conditon, ow-
ing to her daughter'a death, when I left
NOTES DISCOUNTED home last night," he continued.
No issued.' Interest allowed on "That is all, Mr. Cole that's enough,"
deposits. said Judie Gray. .
red. Yes, Melee's Oompound
die did it, Sold by atar ues;totowu
The late Rev. Q 11, elax well, M. P , • t
Vancouver, left, an estate valued at Ive
than $2,000,
Millera Drink Cote is sate, ff•otual mut
rein be readily taken. Sole he all drug
Oats, town.
Geo IL Ooebete, a for naer readmit, ot
St Thomas, died in California.
A tresohereus wind bits you in the beck
and the next morning you home lumbego.
Rub well end often with Perry DavisTione
killer,and yon will be ristoniehed to find out
how q,nickly all eoreness is banished.
Premier Haultain was booquetted
at
Regina upon hie return fi otn gland,
MISS Aland Beattie WAS raarded at
klamilton to Chew. R. Wiesen, of Win.
nipeg.
Nervous, irritable people are very trying
to ltve with, we speak feelingly; to all such
1 we recommend D &WEmulsion; It
is presoribed by the leading pleysioittne an*
used in the pripoimil hospital.
Archie Cockburth of London town-
ship,was killed by a tree he was cutting
down. •
Bawroanville Methodists made a
thank -offering of over $1000 to the
ahuicb debt.
No reesonable man expects to cure a neg.
leoted cold in a day. But time tied Allen's
Ling Balsam will overoorao the cold and
•stave off consumption. Cough will cease
and lungs be sound roe a reew dollar,
Welford Brosebroom factory at Linn -
don was destroyed by fire.
Thos. Begley, of Brockville, was kill-
ed at Grand forks, Dakota.
An ugly faraily of skin diseases is the one
I generally described by the word eczema.
'hill its forms it resists ordinary treat.
ment, but is completely curse by. Weaver's
Coate usee in conneotion with Weaver's
•
Ari eig teen -year-old Hungarian slate le rn '
• , • picker ' ern o ed b th M la • P'•
tf rd
THE RH OLSONS BANK
n rporated by Act Parliament 1855.
CAPITAL $2,500,00.0
RESTFUND ' $2,250,000
HEAR- OFFICE, MONTREAL
• War. Memoir MAOPSEBEION. Presiclera.
alums Ewan, Gan. Manager.
Notes discounted, colleotions made, draft&
iserted, sterling and American exchange
bought and sold. Interest allowed on
dogmas Sanger Baez —Intereet allowee,
an sums of $1 and ap, computed half year,
ly. Money advanced to farmers.on their
own notes, with one or more endorsers,
No mortgage respired.
• illeeie Brewer, Manager,,
Clitateze
•ty y e ar e Co. d e at Stra o
raid that efore the strike he received
TIV
55 cents. The company .never notified 'Clark. 4c Otie. tx mill at, St Merle
average atten anc .
cents a day; now he received only 1311 ° sell8 18 1'194,•
him of the reduction, and he still does MRAMPS LIEEBORGIA/0i
erys was destroyed be fire
the same work. He said the breaker
boss, who stands over tee placers, often C '
,
clubbed him; kicked him, and swore 514 • Come just when theyare not expeotee
Mie. Kate Burns of Jeddo wah.exama .for cramps is what yon want. Rerviline
One minute retro
him for not picking slate faster.' and are least welcome,
" M
.iried by lawyer Darrow, and said .her simply sots instaattaueously. Its enodyne
heehand, whowas MI enneer Power le we Tee — gi ' i for it coropositien ex
in -a f he
dren, the oldest a boy of eight vers
. praises the highest medical progrees o t
sale the Markle -mines, was
un ground, leaving her with four chit-. age. Nerviline is a true comfort in tha
der
but the employees gave her about $1$0
The company' never offered her a ieriny, 'soh rod bowels it is an absolute specific.
family,for in all derangeraents of theetern-
to defray the funeral ex epees. After any other preearett
Five times greater medicinal video teen
on- sold ire Neveihne.
her hueband had been killed she moved•Your druggist ads it or•cian get
A* Old Alehouse.
The George Inn, in the Village of Nor*
ton St. Somerset, Ss ileppoiltel
to be the ceded licensed village ale.
house in Evglavid, the license dating
from 1377. The building Of great
Age, and provea groat ettraetion to
visitors, whilet innumerable cyclists
make it their rendezvous, Its appear'
cove emineetly picturesque, tad atory
everhenging that beneath, whilst tbe
front is broken by bay windows, A
• porch end /Ogee, of stone steps lea4.
ing to a doorway in the wall. At the
back of the peernises are mare quaint
demi and window, a turret built
against the wall, and outside stair ;
in the yard edit remade. a portion of
the old gallery. which, in the middle
Ages, was foiled. in so many bosteiries.
Each gable is surmounted by a curious
chimney, and a peculiar feature of the
interior SS the upper floor, this being of •
plaster. Men. tbe inn was built, 500
years ago, - the lands of Norton St.
Philip belonged to Hinton Abbey,
miles distant. In those days) Norton
was noted 'for its cloth hair, and the
inn, it is supposed, was built by the
monks of Hinton as a hostel for the
traders. In June, 1865, it was occupied
by the Duke of Monmouth, Who, at
Norton St. Philip, ;ranee the one sua
ass of his otherwiee dleastrous earn-
paign. His outposts managed to re-
pulse the advence guard of Faversharn's
army with the loss of more than a hen.
dred men. Against this, however, meet
be reeorded the attempt on Monmouth's
life. There was a reward for his body.
living or dead e and as he stood at the .
wiudow of the George Inn he was shot
at. But the would•be nesassin missed
him, and the unfortunate Duke was re-
seivecl, for a worse tate on Tower Mkt-
All in the Point of View.
He was wandering in Ireland rind came
upon a couple of men "in•holtse rolling
on the road. The man on top, was porn..
Meling the other within an Inch of lals
life. The traveler intervened.
"It is an infernal shame to strike a
man when hees down," said he.
"If you knew all the trouble I had to
get him down," eves the reply, "you
wouldn't be talkiug like that."—Ex.
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•
OH MY HEADE'.
HOW IT ACHES!
from her four -roomed home info one A joint Masonic lodge of instruction MICR.VOtnit
containing oe/y tWe, the one all•eve the was held• at Stretford.
• BILIOUS
other, ited for the next six years she Do VV. B. Lindsay, L. R. pEK-0
opicAL HEADACHES.
50 yEaas, strugtgled as `best she could to rt along: lend died in St tathroy.
SIPASMODIC
EXPERIENCE She ook in washing, ,scrulfbe for the
neighbors, and once in a while she was TO CURE & C1ORN 1N TWENTY, •
given work cleaning the /deem; of . the POOR RO.t3R13' ' ' If mislabels not of area a disease, but is
Markle Company. During these six . , . .. adaele bow
o1.
berit.some disorder of the atom -
years she said she kept her children. ' There is no Isar of so called owes for
at school. When the eldeet child was , Ivens. The vegefable, animal and mineral 1,117,=,,ir°4 "41, ! be. "tell "1"3"t "1":"
fourteneyeaes old. she sent him. to work 'kingdoms balm been ranaaokedfor cures. It. •
in the mines. A.t the end of the first Burdock Blood Bitters
i 10 0 eimple matter to remove corns viehout
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41111111011111111•111MINIIIIIIIMIIIIMIlla
.44L AtCriCOVirl\T
• Having bought out the Harries;
Wiliness of A. MoBRIEN, go-
ing to sell Trunks,Valisee,Dustere
Remand everythingin connection
with the trade—Good and Cheap. '
Ligl t 110.rnese a Specialty
•Oat and deal and I will use you
wet • lo • • 1 r
*Buret Stiodoorit west of,. New
le* le4,040•041041.00144606D00000).
. •
Central • .
Meat Market
flevingputaketred the briteheritth
eariltierie 61•1`a rt. Venn an r Vre.,
pitred4O-itttnibli the people .of
Clin-
lan 04 all Merle' of Pena end
" Chireee, Verde. •elatelagee bologna
'fiercablittee and savoy's itilptt,
4111d... irle is*"
VitZslia0asi•
s Teliiteme 70.
Ordefit' dediVered peeeeptly
One ot
el we
N.11. —Meet' havita logs to
hiPmeet will confer fiver by
r
suonth the be? brought home his wage pain, for if you will go to ADY araggls& or
etatement, s owing that the mother medicirte dealer and buy a • bottle of Put- will dolt tor Tote
eo ' otor ' • •
owed $396 for back rent. The, bore nlim's Painless Corn and art tiara ,
wages for the month had been taken off and atiellY It 45 airesi4 the thing is do--'
° regulate' the stomachliver-Mid bowels,
.
Wei the bleat end tone' up the wkoll fell"
the inla and he came home open-handed. Get Putnem
She Submitted to this, and in the course The home ot Mr Fink. station agent
an no o .
of time her next boy was old enough .to at 'sequels. was burned.
help earn a living, and he, too, was sent • e -
em d and Lady Mina) haye returned
to the colliery. Like the older brother,
to full healUa eisd vigor.
• !IeW.to be Pokitalar.
Apenr liappe , even. if you are not.
earnings. being deem* far rent.. The t aawBai:4rotimn:qattri;vecail5. Es --------------------- iver out lot vitae flaSe
•the second boy received he pay, els•
money sire earned for eleanin Inc Mar- $$F shinier are more hut)°, teat to exatot at (nemies. Even then it
ew
kle office was never given to her, but community than the bealth of its women.is better to cheek it witk your mat at
kept by the company for rent. She said . If woe; is the frame of the mother, says the eome than to leave it at home. , •
it took the three of them thirteen yeare 1 proverb, the sons will give Irma to the' If you 'have a stroke of luck see that
to make up the debt, the mother's earn- 1 people." Dr Chagas Nerve Food is tepee. an account of it is thorceighly (amulet -
Inge. from the neighbors being the prin. Jelly woman's medicine. By its atone on• ed. The reputation of being lucky 13 a
cipal contribution toward the mainten- the Wood and nerves it gives strength and powerful ruaguet, if you went a larri
Arica of the family. The 'debt was clean visor to the delicate feminine orgami and following of friends.
f Wear an air of prosperity at *11 times,
even while aver nig yourself of the
bankruptcy lave aro one (except your
,
ed last August: During the six yeas ensures their regular an
from the time her husbahd was killed un- I done. It gives color to the pale, strength
tit •the time .when the first boy went to to the weak and v. rot:laded form to the thin
work the company never, Deiced creditors) will think less of you for look
her' for and atigular. '
Mg prosperous at such a time.
presentatives of the miners celled Wit- the night Goorge Tomlinson, engineer of the
Cheatham Waterworks, died suddeuly
to attain populerity as to dress well.
renAtiter
closing the M.arkle ease the re- One of the most imporatet' requisites
tresses who had. formerly been einployed e 311- Your est els nuar 'be imitation, but, you
In the mines of severre companice to e Q
some of the companies had broken the
thee • Will be held at 0 Wen Sound on Friday,
December 19, • •
ehow that a bleek list exists, end'
bitratioa Cominissioe. • ' - i r ri e ouripg le lionsneee, oonstrea- • When you converse let it be lightly
i
SONS OP TEMPERANCE,
Liberal convention must Ye a good tailor; .Feve earl ten
the real...from the false In the matter of
gems, brut even a "Buttons" will sneer at
' agreement which. ended the strike ruid Take Last -Liver Pill before ae Ina your back if your coat has not, the• pro -
resulted in the appointment of the Ala • and it will work while you sleep without a per out, .
. time and dyspepsia and maks you feel better • about nothing m particular. Remarks
, 2. 1 iet mg. Price 250. • that indicate deep thought, sincere seri-
' timent or strolls feeling are bad ' form
Grand Division fleeting IA Tereate— killed by
the
aecid"tal discharge of Mr George Barry, of Sparsia and Won,t Wes
k' ' be tolerated, by fashionable
people. If you don't know how to talk
Premier R088 epeelse, • bis gun. without baying sonaithing, learn how to
Toronto, Dec. 10....4o an optik RHEUHA.TCSIti IN .S13.0VLDERS. lieten effectivelt. ' There .are always
meeting held • IRA
Temple Building
with the 4th annual
mond jubilee of elie
erigat le • the
oeuneeiten
seesioe dia.
Grand • Ditielon,
Sons of Temperance of Ontario, Hoe.
,Geo. W. ROOS, who is a •Past 'Grand
Worthy Patriarch of the order., deliver -
ad an address on temperance reform. He
expressed the hope that rine ofthe greet
eaturee of the reeent can...naive teat
f education, would be (mildewed, and
that the young men and women of ;he
. rovince *h.:Mid be imbued with the
merits of tomperano. That would being
them a great way towards prohibition.
The other apeakers were as follow :—
Mesas, W. W. Buohanan and J. A.
Austin, re resenting the Temperance
League;. 1.. Ei, Speteee, Secretary, Do-
minion Alliance ; Mrs. ltutherford, Pre-
sident of the W. C. T. tle and .George
Spence, Grand Chief Templer, I. O. O.
T. The chair was occupied by J. O.
McCarthy, the Greed Worthy' Patriarch,
and surrounding the platform were the
enflicers of tbe order. , Tho. =teethes, be.
grin with prayer by Rev. C. 0. John-
ston, after which there VAS * musierd
programme, followed by the speechers.
The following officers were elected e•-•
Greed. Worthy Patriarch, el, .H.olland,
.Aurara.,.. Grand' Worthy Associate, F. C.
Wei% Toronto; Grand Scribe, J. M.
VValton, leatfleby; Grand Treasurer, A.
1.). 'Weeks, Toronto; Grand Chaploin, J.
George Miller, Greenbahk; Grand Sen-
tinel, S. P. (lox, Hull; Grand Conductor,
C. Currie, Toronto; Superintendent of
Yottng Peeples Work, Mrs. A. Peters,
Ramptoti.
THE DAY 0.0" M1RAOLES
Is past, but many who are oared of itt.h.
Jug, /needing a protruding piles by film me
of Dr 01161164 Ointment leek upon their
reeovery As next thing to mireoulous, t
ItOt uneoramon for Darlene Who have undo.,
gotta lteinfttle tisk)" tits fittaillsisfe opera.
titifiN in Vein to be finally cared by dee
Weziderfai sentinel.% it is 'the standard
the world over the Only gastanieed
aerator
t n
m shoulders. plenty of peep e ready to be enrolled
"I had the Rheum. ism Y
• seised that cored net rest at night. X Weis among the Mende of a good listener.
Milburn's Rheumatic, Pine rind have not In etilOrt, the happier and luckier and
more prosperous you earn) the better
had a trace of it abuse John Knees,
Glenboro, Man. • • dressed you are, and the less you say,
the more friends you will have.—Fran-
The Dominion byeselections n 0 east* d; writ la
•
ending vvill nob te, e p a
antrary.
" C ILOLAINS, .
MN'S B Rusk, Itnekview, Ontessys; "I
hare need Hagyarder Yeliew • 011 for Chile He Ware in love with the girl, and
teeing, andfonad it most effectual. it re.
wanted to marry bet, but he Was
hayed the irettation almost immediately cantious, and didn't believe iri the
poliey of putting all his fortunes to the
and a few apphoatione made a complete
cure." touch, and ehen getting knocked out.
The Canadian Oret Belting Worke at ' In other words, he didn't want to ask
Bcecitedlle Were datnaged by fire, • f;i
er r wof ti
haittt, warihi t talunlees he save rionie
Raging Efeetclaolleeehet notee, else will s en eing a ehop. Ins a wise
Not st Half -Way Girl.
b re ening to do, too, as some men have found
Ogre, Are quickly era ete
Sterling Headache Powdere. Price 10,3 and
25o at ail antlers. Refuse enbetitutee. ,
Le nehtlen County Council wants the
Council divided' ar registry purposes,
with one io;e1 avt..,,Svarnwiitoattnuelzother
at
Paroles.,
Mrs 4. Lowe, New Generale'. 14, R.,
writee :—"1 have given Dr.. Looser Worm
Sem to my children with exoel ent melte,
They ate fond of taking it arid it sots per.
feetly,eequieing no °allude afterwarde."
W003 July 14t to Dec, let the traffic
tecelpte of the I, R. exceeded those
of the sameteeticalitsbyear by $320,000,
rein in the idlest and wheezing ere
Promptly and completely ented be On
Wood's Homey Pine Synge It's the best
corigh remedy in the Wide. Easy to take,
out after they have esikee. Thinking
thus, he Was talidng to her.
"I'd like to know just what you think
of nue he said tentatively.
"Why?" the entluired, with a rippling •
little laugh.
"Became it would help me in my hied -
nese."
"010 she exclaimed.
"That's ail right," be hastened to as.
sure her. "I mean business?'
"Really?" she twittereee
"Indeed, 1 del'
"What is your
"To marry you if I an."
She was eitting in the window and he •
good about four feet from her, She got
up and looked hint square in the face
'with tv flesh in her eye. .
she said, half indignantiv,,
"whet .do you expect me to do to help
you?"
"I don't weAt you to encourage me
capiteliete have Offered ,,to ..ortir to tor a
wityY • • 4, re
Mee 0 Mallory was instantly killed, "would. that be of any assistancel" •
at Cob :tug and Mr Mallory very ser- she *eked wearily, ;•It t
logy injuied by their cutter "being tiolt you on the spot," he respond. Wu. I.
itartetleata. capitalists have altered to "Walt' sttiat meaettritig the dirt. "t
potehasefive thousand ehares of 11)yst hit qua lathe el'ill'htt h6dgmg
haank of Canade, stock at $250 a share, met roe wo S, want you to • t ,
trefervestbeir
Perhaps the mit imoortant Were tido
month ei the apple harvest. Nearly wtko•
the Vertettee wilt be lit to plek Infer*
the end of the montn, as, if they are in-,
tended for narket, or for late winter
uric, they sliould be picked and packet
before they begin to get mellow. tench
apples eheuld be very carefully wort.
• stehpd ttirresjose: tatiunle allstkItlitt.tha wet thaerhteha;:o cliflfaobyni
• scab or bitter rot. Make the sizes uni-
form ie the barrels or boxes, and those
• whieli are not ot a good size had best be
kept at home, or sold in the local mar*
ket for what they will Wing. To send
them far to market .or to export them
will be a loss, as they often do not sell
for a price that will repay the freight
charges. Have them ;snugly packet that
they may uot bruise in transportatiene
and nee only new and clean packages for
them. Those Weeded for helve use nazy
tboar.left a little longer on the trees, and
them in the cellar.—American Cultiyee
weather makes it necessary to place
should be kept in a cool and dark plan!
after they are picked until the cold
• The British Museum.
The popularity of the Bride!' Museum -
is steadily increasing. In 1884, after
the removal of the -natural bistory col-
lections to South Kensington, only 468,-
873 persons visited the British Museum,
• In 1896 the number had risen to 01,-
006, in 1900 to 689,249, arid Iast year tbe
total had reached 718,614. Many more
students are visiting the splendid col-
leetions of prints and coins •and needale
than was formerly the case. NO fewer
than 1,382,530 volumes were consulted by
readers, who averaged 664 daily. More
than 40,000 Woes and pamphlets Neve
been added during the year.
A Witty' DielOinat.
• A writer in Harper's. Weekly tells
some stories of Ideury Labotichere when
he was In the diplomatic service: It is
said that s he we! once sent by the Brit -
tab Minister at Washington to "look
after some Irish patriots at Boston."
He was not in the city a. couple of houre
before les found his way to a gambling
den, and was stripped "of all his money
but fifty cents. On this be lived for
a couple of days, sleeping on the. Cepa
mon, and weabiag In thit bay. Then
Went hungry. • Thee he crield stied it
no longer, end,. dropping into the beet
restauriutt he could. come acroes, ordered
a• therougaly satisfying ainner. The
waiters were all Irish, and he noticed
• they tanned to he examining him pret.
ty -closely. Rememeering: what his of-
ficial business was,. and that he hadn't
a cent in his pocket, eleebby" was as
near feeling uncoriefortahle as it is pore
sible for hen to be. But the dinner: was
excellent, the Wine beyond reproach; and
the pervice a nitrate of epeed • and,
pelitenese. By the time he had reached.
• hie cigarette the waiters •.were stand-
ing round him in crowds. At" lest one
of them leaned. over and saie: "Aeting
riur sorr, but are ye the pate..
tea Meagher?", "Hush!" said, "Labby,"
looking rouid mysteriously. •Theri. he• '
called for hie and, went boldly up
• to the • deskto pay. it, •Mut the preen-
etor was an blehman and would' not
hear of it. "lie tbanked nie, with tears
in his eyes," said "Labby", afterward,
"for the honor I had done Wu in pat-
ronizing his poor hostlery, and asked to
•be allowed to sbake my hand. I allow-
ed hini, and went out with the air a
haughty Owen peculiar to exited, pas
s,
eriots. _
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prepared to 'idea :the renewing guarantee
with every 50 cenebottle of Dr Pettingillei
Kidney Wort Tablets; the only rernedy in
ehe.woeld thseemitieely cures !JI, trout:dee
arising from weak or diseeeed kideevaa.
"Money cheerfully retareed if the shiesr.
ed is not relieved sled improved after nee of
one bode. Three or Six bonlee tiled' as
finishing kiaa pa -tie e eeree. It nee r e
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All fresh, fine goods, and best qualities
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very fine.
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'Cutters and Sl.pighs.
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Out show room is again well filled with a -
choice colleotions of cutters and sleighs.
Our experience of the past proves to nri that
our work is appreoiated our sales during the • past
season being the largest in years' •e .
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