The Clinton News-Record, 1903-12-03, Page 6.
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We have what you want , MR, 103. , . 7*bere 1.� -a" Umilf - MAKE$ THE WQRK EASIER, This Is a questionwbich tile Ayorap
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9 On.tarig Premlor Ranaes Himisolf 6 1 . tll* clothes Wringer CrARY10. would prove more than pertinent. The I - I
.. The comfort and conveuleixco� derIve4 girl, Who uses gal -lox'" Of water 41111Y I 11 . .
1:1 Seasmiable Footwear, . With Mr. Qhsmborlaln,� ' He bad been away on a long journey, . I . �� 11 .
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I . . I , . I . tailing to. him a number . of reforms a ., somewhat Interfered with by certain and scrubs most diligently with soap I . "' � .
. . 19, � I 41i'dout 106110ror of the Ax2p3re-Oulldlair 6 ad 4 u 0 which have restricted Its ap. will 4)9 surprised bow much cleaner I .. 1. 1. 0
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� .Improvements which she had success. � fe t re , her skill could really,get. A bit, of cold 0
- pleation and use In it measure. For
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. I : r9licy of $he wormer (701"Wal, 846re. fully engineered during Ills absence. - croam will show her whether her face
.. . I � . tSAT-Adow commorclallolp lletweqa &'And ,you know," she said, "that instance, because Of the space required
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. 6 . . shilp-w.ould closet that was looked for over 4, month It to not always convenient to. put the face 'With the tips Of 00 lingor-4. tile $25,00
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I . Puy Irvons 13ritpAs 140e*4 opt Any And that you Said couldn't be opened. machine at the point on the tubs where Cold Cream will take up eva.ry atom of 6
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� i *oV61113A State. . . .11,11 tri. . I I .dust or Soot from the skiu, and w, ftb I , or THE
I I umphantLy, "I opened IV' . 1. 1 6 61 . I . I' �, a soft cloth gently wlpo the, face over Duys ONE
W 6 , TOronto, Doe, 1,--Promlor Ross de- "Well, . wellt How in the world did � . � and over. .Then .have a look at the , . ABOVE.BCAIJTIFUL
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Felt Boots, Felt.� Lined Boots , � .- 0106red himself a otgut Imperialist YOU do It?" I - I . cloth. You will be amazed to s 0 bow : I
I . and believer Irk Xr. Chamberlain's . 44WIth a hairplu2t . I �
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CardigAus, -Sox and Rubbe'rs Empire-I)ailding policy at the: wooh�� "And the furnade door," she contlrl�*w I I . . I 1, _ _ -"'Ai( --- n
�. � ly luncheon of. tile Canadian Club . . .., , bad not bad the proper, sort of butb, 1 imo
I . , ued, "has been slopping around on one I '* . despite soap an4 water used so f reely.
I yesterday afternoon. He was the � . . . I . .- - I �
hinge for ever so long just because yoil , ,
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meat4 were loudly A,pplauded by 1150. w ,, .. I .
There are no better rubbers made tharl club members, who .occupied w4ts in now. I Paralysis and , R1. n g s
�, the banquet hall, He also declared , 4dweii, rin glad you bad It fixed.,, ..*
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,,King's Stub Proof." There's hie. unaltera.ble opposition to rocipro, "Had it fixedl I fixed it myxelt- I �� . . I Locomotor Ataxia !I ,- . �
city with the 'United States, assort- with, a hairpin." . . , I .. . color,
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satisfaction in overy pair, dent of any whim of Ocingr6se, which trait a , f mother t4at stood In the car- . . 11 MR, J4&mns A. DEAL, 13)ridgewater, N.s., I and is set in either of thre
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� . . . . I . might abrogate any reciprocal AX- ner for almost six weeka because you .1 I . I I Wrltes:-11.Abogt ayearago I i 14 X, gold rings. . ' �
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. . I - ... rangement on the Smallest p0voea never would bring �me any, plctqre . I of health, To add to jily troubles, last winter i . .
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. . . � I CanadlOot small Quoin, do O" * . ��� . . ... I 11 . I . I took )a grippe,. which completely exhausted i daughter or lady friend,
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Hockey Boots just received.. I . . I . Well, I Intended t butll� . � . . my ilervous system. . I could scarcely walk or I and
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vantages that would accrue to Cana- Aim. _�%. __ T +, iq � ;+,, I _ � . � ., I were nartially paralyzed, ; -111 refunti the money if the ring
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I than farmem by. the impoSitio�L Of a
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Oak I made myself�-out of a. balroln." -
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is not endroly Satisfactory-
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dut against - foreign wheat, and 0ho
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it is most desired. This trouble par-
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bons bushel to Cana- -
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than wheat would be substantial '
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ticularly applies to the use of the
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his mind, England, be siaidi import-*
ad 400,0.00,000 bushels, of which So,-
' coax -1119 bita and .bribing him for a
year, trying to break� him of biting his.-
wringer on stationary tubs, which, be-
ca I etfere with,"
use of their size, often- Int
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SEND FOR SIZE CAR'D,
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000,000 bushels went, from Canada,'
n I ails, and I brqke him in a week." .
the complete revolution of the handle.
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Jas. Twitchell ' Clinton,.
%,ba preference would stimulate irn-
"With a hairpin?" lie Inquired I weak-*
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A ieelprocating handle for, the wrl . ng.
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er'bas been brought out, the design
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Chase's Nerve Food,
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migration to our gveat unbroken
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John S. Barnard,
; all social ranks. Disgraced officers of i
! the Russian service, deserters frow the "
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Areag in the. west, and every province
benefit. from the boom. The
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and invention of a woman, which has
the advantage of making the wringer
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Ralph Waldo Em&rsoii once made a
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flow of1rarnigration ,would increase
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gooso! With a halrbruilil'l-Lippin-
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very*tlexible in its application. .The
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chah(Ye in rnv condition has been roost remark.
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LONDON, - ONTARIO.
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I The Stick Insect of'Borneo, '
the home market for. xnanufactures,
and we would not,: " in the past,
A NOTORIOUS CORPS. 1
The lQrigest known insect is undOubt.
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have to send over skilled worknien to
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the States tpr.oxnploYment. . I
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The Frenel* Vorsiffn Legion and Its,
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mens thiriecii Inches. In length ha
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By cre4ting a dir�ct trade ,wlth
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been a aptured. . I t Is a li laterestIng -
Great, Britain. 'our.. seaport towns
The dc -it
,4i penalty awarded a. prIvat4
-ample of'wimetic colorIng.'resembling
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would- be built up. a
, In tile French foreign legion for throw-
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-a remark-able.,nianner a piece Of
during the past year the port of
Ing his cap in Ills captain's face at
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tough stick, On -the bough of a tree it
MOn' eal. had, 'for 't 6 , first time,
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, Oran is an illustratlon.of the merolless
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Is- extremely difficult to distinguish be.
handled more.. wheat., exports . than
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severity exercised in that famous corps.
, tween the Insect and the bark. BDrnoo
Buffalo! - .. .; . . I . .. . '.
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Is also the home of one oftlie largest
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ppedles of,drilgon.fly, 4 specimen of.
]Dealing ,with the prqp6sed'p refer-
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i chn'racters from all quarters of Europe.
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the subfamily 'ges.chria measures six
. once � of 5 per zent, to colonial meat
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, inches and'a' half from *Ing to -wing
.Mr. Ross pointed out that at the
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present time Great Britain eonsum-
'pounds
ranks are recruited from. outcasts � of,
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'strong body. , . . I
ed 8,000,000, of fr�-sh ineat
and Canada-su' lied 6n1y three days"
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; all social ranks. Disgraced officers of i
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fare, .In the. matter of ch ease. . '&I ..
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Boston Could Stand It. -
though. we commanded tho.D.ritish
lGerman army, broken scions .of the.,
Ralph Waldo Em&rsoii once made a
yriaxkot, a.little ppeferenap.would.do
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! Austrian nobility, fraudulent debtors
'Spain,
crusbing'relily to a man.who asked.
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'from Belgium, forgers from
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him whether the people In Boston did
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homicides from America, ruined gam-
not, feel , alarmed. Said Emergor,
cent, . to ':coloni4 manufo,etufers
blers from Italy, are foundin'pleuty,
'-"What about?" Safd.tboman,:11Wby.
.would hel Canada, to supply bonw
In the ranks. No excuse is taken for .. a
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the - world Is -'coming to, an end next
oi the $20,600,060 oi- manufactures
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Nlofidil�.". Emersoh�.replled: "I'm . gh . id.
which E uglana imported. Canada's
: r-ub.ordination carries With it 4 SW
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..at- It. We can. .get .,along a,. great deal
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exports of ms�nufmoturos, amounted to
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. passage to another world. It Is under-
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, bettqr Without It." �� . .1� �': � ,
V� 0 . the manufac,
only ,000,0001", Put.
itirais had to work � at. -a gio.�t'. dis-
stood that recruits are simply ,seeking
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lack .'The:profor--
ence Would overcome Some .�of these
�tarlly, elillsted corps In the 14'Vehob
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YOar Birs.-Marie. Pigruin 11 arrisoix,
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tylid was In her childhood
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Tarmy. done. excellent service
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She was born. .in Hampton Court,
The -spealcer spoke of the $�*666,_
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: The poor,. harmless grass snake. is the
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re long. associated with P. T. bdr�
1�ortad into Caniuda;;from the�'States
.� subject of stories almost as'Wonderful
.nuiti.. Togethor.they-*ere the.first'to
and 6bsOrved Ahat It. would be, a
as those related of,the aCdler. The.
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1-ritraduce T6m Thumb, Minnie .
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patriotic thing to.import these'from
superstition th I at, howelf � or -much, you
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Lavinia Warr(.0 , , - and: Rev . . .
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"Great Brlt�in.rathei than' from the
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Vnited States, Which Wks a� foreign,
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country to ua politically.' Xt, Would
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be well -if the. -Empire ,wore indepen-
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� even at sundown it will not dte if you,
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foreign countrias.' . I .
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Com.rabircialism. made, for � -peace., *6b-
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cast. --Storm w r spla I
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.-served the. Premier in :a 'bur .
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on the G�eiit Lakes. Cold wa�e
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. _Mr. Chaniberlain!s object
of these terrible creatures is. t "hit It
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0 ordered Xondayfot- Wosteril,
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= see ure the'un i the Errf-,
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pife,by 'coxamexcial' ad,vunt'a&s; and,
bing and run - (julckly ad, tell some one.
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-though Some tbought this. was a
The best snake star Is ft In Leigh.
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so) -did , object- the Speaker thought-
, SInton, near Malverl accorZng to a'
;London ' A laborer �
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no�, The attitude of, the Xmperialist
was- -to make the' Empiro' sell-coU-
� states that he had killed a_graos snake-
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tained dommercia.11y, AIlOth6r object
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!and hung It on a tree. The
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"Well," . ' -replied,
.(if Mr, 1clict-111berlain
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plitangling alliances with tho� United
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-deniurely down at.'the rug, 'Iwh�n'he.
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� States. - The ifiost. entangline alliari-
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.in ignt he said he'd got so -used tob nie.h6:
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ofte, but how much more Wild IS that
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He r�acallecl .th(, foryrio� rec�i-,
p'rocity,g I
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prociti treaty w1th the ited Stat
which attributes violent toxic proper-
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or., which was'brok6n, �ff.ji; � 10oh,
i ties to any chance drop of blood, from .
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as it sdited Coo'gress, and another
I Its body I It might have been thought
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treaty would. place .us In'. the same
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ar arelos9ness',o 11 SOMe7,
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position. Ho'would pr4er not to, I)e
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I sonous things cannot be'pol.q'6ned would
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body�g parttlizit caused.Charley to l6se
�at; the iner-Y. of any foreign country
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money, on. .that � race,!' said. young AlIrs..
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sta,te. Ve. Should develop out'
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trade! along ilia lines laid do*n by
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Mr. Chamberlain. He L did not set
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$ ! What Columbus blight Have Done.
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"I sa-w.lt in the papen'The horse wits
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I There are relatives of Columbus IIv-.
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left at ther.pb . .
St. The Idea' 'of putting a
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tain bought our typewriters 40. bicy�
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horse a ,race,and -thdii neglecting to -
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clog, the .United -States did. not.
. said that gambling debts are. keeping..,
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them poor, These persons look to tI le
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NORTH RE �REW
United States with wistful eyes, bopin.
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that sonie patriotic American *111 con-
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.poljlp�t Will Maid, on Saturday.
. for on them a few millions In reeogui- .
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three nights that quartet siat about a
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tion of their distinguished ancestor.
".t.-Ible, Shu111Jng,.dealIng and Cashing In
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. This fact led a Statistician i ' o Work Ills.
jackpots, And -When, the game . . wa s .
Toronto, Dec; 1--�Tha election in
brain, and be published* the statement .
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finally broken up every rilan had ex- .
w he seat made '
. that had Columbus placed $1 at cow-
pound Interest at 6 per cent 400 years
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activ tile amount be had begun with."
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4�aoa,ntj)y �hd detLth of Mr. ,L.W.'
Munro will bo'beld on .4atordtly, T)LL
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%ago big descendants today would pos-
Odd the way they came
out even. Isn't 1011 . : . . I
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sess a sum amounting to m6re than
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week.oa;rlfor. The Liberal ,candidate
Will be. Mr. L. Hale, and the Coii -
$8,600,000,000. When these ilgUrOA Were
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servative candida,io Will.bo Mr� Dun -
published Lyman J. Gage was geore-
Mrs. Brown"How da you .like, $�obr
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tary of the treasury. His: attention
neighbor Mrs, Black? I . :
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Mrs, 6reen-Oli, . I like bar We))
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of a single'dollar, and bid cgrament
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much me. I Saw Our glrl t,111(111�OC
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house of the Powdo
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adapted pun. He said, "indeed, to me
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hot, over the fenC6 last evening,
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Plant, five miles Southwest 'of Car�
this Is a story of great lnterost.'� . .
7 L11114 lit Deplorable condition..
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thogent � blow up vestor4a,v alternoon,,
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instantly killing two mixers -and seri-
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the agricultural llwQtlng last night,
ously, if not fatally, injuring four
"In the church I attended as a boyd",
dWelt on the deplorable condition Of
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.Other men, . .
I said a Now York man, "there- were, fre-
agi-icultura- and,said that during the
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quent clashes between the minister
past D5 yearii the lluiftljf�l- of' labor-
- Arri-val ot3livitish Aihb*iivzd6r,
and the choir. The minister thought
ers employed oil land had decreased
W"hitigton, Doe. 1, -Sir Mortimer
the choir irreverent and untousicAh
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bY two build d fifty thousand.
Durand, the now British Ambassa-
The choir thought him a back number.
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HL� 011th-Oly S,pp,l . a
ad ilia fiscal policy
der, a.Prived in Washitigton. yeator-
Much tried to give the other it dIg'On
'of Mr. Balfour. an said: 1�1 bope
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every pomsible Gocasloo. I
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Sunday, I remember, there was
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further than. the Covernment proposm
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- - Three Neirieso Lyidaeh6d,
oven. The minister, after the choir
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had sung the openitig hyma, 6ald With f
i's rokV44 1pffiefil Iteforni,
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groes. were lynched at Belcher, La.,
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a significant smile, that big text Would. '
'". interesting indication of the
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be from Acts xx. 'And after the uproar
Iceflng alklong Ininars towards Chant-
tho fatal shooting of Robert,Adgalr, ,
� was ceased.' But the choir, at th 6 ger-
1. bukaln'N proposals comes from . ilia i
1101shill district, where thi.- miners by
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i won's end, retorted netktly With the *
a, unaninious vote have given Chain-
. the 06tisehlit Airtilday'.
, anthem, 'It Is Time to AWakb V row
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1)(. fiscal pollcy� tl�icir endorse-
London, Dcc, :L.-fter - Majostv
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bar 50th.blrth4n,y, having been born
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HEKS KXLY ON
"I say, Miss D# Witt," rdmarked
Y611119 SaPlel9b, "youb We8plendent
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ardiylef 6yftip to keep the ohildren Anto from , I .
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�_ -andOVAUS�COTIOU8. teep I
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Professional, ovinion. - : ., movement which is separated from. the that I am ab)L to bo a�ound .again, Miner- ' -
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I .: . . I . irculation is normal, . and my general h I I., . .
. �. . I . . Chain; The driving mechanism, Instead , - d"14
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. . . of'I)eIng it'revolving handle, Is a gdclp- good. Aly appetite is firsi class, and I ;ive X.& Trui kZ , . .
� I I I � gailled considtaably in flesh." _. I . -Y 'CT.XT, E,XCVRviT0N I . I
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. . . k. - . I . .. 11.1 ., . I I r9catIng, wheel which imparts a Con- 1 'Toprt)tect'),t)uagains'tir�itationstbopoitrail, ()-,, lv��Y srl;�
I . I .. I 11 tin,uous motion to.ibe rolls by a very i and signatu're of Dr, A. W. Chase, the famous ! TICKE,TS ARR, ON ,SAIXi DAILY .'
. 11 11 . I �� I . . ingenious spring contrivanqe. The ar- I mcipt.lx)ok authoq are on every box, ' I ': TINT111 YOV, loth - - I .
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I I I now existing In the wringer Is pres6rv- . . . . ... . � . . - Utah, . Washington, li�tc. . .. . .
-f., . . � 1 c4, and the power transmitting chalu . . I 0�cgon, �_ . .
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-der the other. As the handle Is press- . � . '
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� Young 4. D.-Wbaf do you think of - - . . � I . . outtors, an . . . . . ..
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the automobile,* doctor? ' � . . . . I I - ic' for iieivoux disordcrs,, Situat, .. ..
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Old Physielaw-Very fine.., It will give . . Bad Tempered Women. - - .L .. .. . . . .. ed on - ' the dit�ct li,ne of -.the 'Cytawl . . I
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�Op a practical knowledge of disloca. * - * It IS 'Said:'tbat a,'bad. tempered. -we rh* - our own shot.) from ' ..�.Troik, , . cleven lifilea frqlb _Niagar.al . - ..
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. tion.4 - drive to 1h,or t6'other. womeft the 0 . . _. . . Ill- 11 ,
"You'secin to�bave'no ambf - as.: - � . 11 . . . ',,nd F.. R. Ho(Igens, ag,ants at U m- �
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rted.-the bust or* . , - - . . . men . se inh - move in � . .. . . .
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"But I have." said -the. indolen't niam� her orbit. The a veragp. man prizes per- - . Be sure'and call .-,.' f"`� . .. I .
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h '" wby don't; youl wbilif. ilk . e. �happl.11 . 4., -Rel��Liring� . :� promptly' atte*nd'ed ,,t'O'-.; I . ..i,u � . . . , ...:. ... I... .. .. - . .. �� .
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Bro*n,� for lrisfiftice-?�` . . . . attractive creature for a Wife, and b ., .. � I . . . . 1P I . I . I � ,
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bad my .eye on him for somem time.. and peace go not tcigetb�ek. Headailres' I . . ,,rm in g . . I .
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piling wealth up.,,.. He1j; Working,for. . correspondingly -strong ,will is -, . . ..
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�. "Workirig toryou?" - .I . . I. expects. bee to -exercise it. The woman �- . . :
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fort : trying. .,Circumstances Is the. womim , MA ORNWITE' ��
une, I! nd I plan to get It by, marry- . R131 r . I these thme ord,� constantl I
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Ing bib wIdow--"' who holds the str ngest r over #I , ��I� , ,� .
�Brooklyh Eagle� � . 0 powe . . in mind and.,'condilct his fatm,
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I 07 took ic tiip� into th � d woman. may I I I . � I " . . meth'6ds ar . . - �
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I I mer bank EiCCOU11t,.-ber p,ower-fa'irifin-' � - 11 �� . I ."..
Week . and had an aniazing experience' . .. - . ` . succesSful, and,jA -to.dgite far- .....
. . . I . � ompared. with that of, her � � . ". ! I .. I . � . .1 . P. . .. . .1 . I w
st.fbe inn Whore I spent the first nigbt.'i Ites"hal C I I . , 01 r, - "S . . tners. � . �. . � � . I . ..
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"Wh', I had ari.amazin � perldnee. amiable sister. ' . . . : I.. 4 �� . ,� , . . I .
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in the. country last Week, too.'! the an. I . . . - I - 1.11 .- . .. I . .. ... s . .
il. L I Muffitard.8altit Vei Children. .,A I .. I SUNI, the - Farmer's. 'Busines
towol6glst inteirrupte "If rallied, con-. . . I .1 .* t 1. . . I .
tintlously after I got.there, and I'dio ., When your young hopeful comes in .- ' I Pa�p6jt�., you'*41 - giat the. very. , .. .7 �
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So Want to gb ou I t and hunt some*b11g9.*1 from big playtline sneezIng'an(f,caugh .. I . I . 0- ".,_. I L latest and, mbst .accurate in-' . , . . ...
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wou . Idn't biive� bad to go' but.11-Phl . [Ia. having '61ight'.cold, leave . :tbo I usual. . 11 I .1 . ... .. "I , I � . 11 - _� 1..1. ... . I .:. � I - . I �
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, "How Is that- couple tbai I I f 11 ", put It' Rdttet1bttrY.S.tfe6t Worli.5 ' - . scription price.,to YOU. . '' ' .. I I
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struck a tele . 9 I raph �.ole. a'. .. ... erwar . d a I nd get t . he 'patient t' b . d .. I I :. , th * 'ervice TH , )3 SuN. his . renr. � I I.. . I I .
I � nd jdrred the I . . 0 a 'is ' J; G. �SVALE' & I Cd..: , es . .. . . .
bri soon as possible to guard against more � � . I . I - . . ... . t It .. . . .
de a.little, and she got madand skid . p � . . . I � dered hirn in a public wAy, . . I
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called her . a I . far, and the police.,had to .This plan.of taking d rubstard bath, � I. . . ... � ., .. . . . . .1 .
. , . .. i .1 , I urm. VMlly xpisi.. . . i . SuN in giving � voire,: to the: - .
be called."-4ndlanapolls: Sun. : . I ' . whon: the usual . Indications. -of a sever . I � 6 I ' � .
... . I . I � . 6 . e Mrs, 10rally A. Flsh.ls keeper of the , opinions � of t6 �arrners that'' '
I cold present themselves is equally good . . I
. . I I � lighthouse. at Point Pines, CaL, four' the. law relating. to cattle- .. . .
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. ..'. .. �.. Valued., .1 . . for,'adults, but It.-Is'especially. reeow- miles from Monterey. On the des, . th of , , guax�ds drainage across rail- . . 1. .
Maud ' ean values her fiance very . mended tot. tile little fats w . I � .
_-T I . I ho 60 often herhusband, ari army surgeon, she ap, ; - - :
highly, doesn't she? ' �,!,� �. %� .expose tbem'sdlves thoughtlessly durm- ways, and fitrm. fires caused 15�
. . I .. � plied io" -the place And secured It ' .
. 'Ing' playtime and who should not be . r . I � I moti ' s * has, been..-,. . : . .
EthielwNot, * :a,blt .more, -highly than . . .through a Competitive examination. , . loco . ve . " . . . I. . . 1 4 , .
Bradstreet valued hlm-7o:aboui $-,,000,- allowed to become accustomed to drugs - = ,�. .. I . . . . . . � I. .
.. . 1. . . . The llgbtbouse,is delightfully s1tuated, .. � I . . .. . .1 .
000e: --New Orleans7lixids-Democrat. 11h. any .form unless. 'prescribed by 0 . I .. . .
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. I.. .1 I . 1. ... .. I., I . . - . I . - . .1 and Mrs. Fish Is able to engairo. In, ad-,',., � SuN from'now to 1st January, I . . . . . . .
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. 0.oed Advice. . . Mr.; Ber Houciminaso 0 ' 1'.11 . Ises uuw . erous � . . combination with .' : .
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On every bottlit of Vqu6zoite we pub- the highest price ever paid for similar Vc-mg-T-'r-1-1,19 Tilberctilosls 1. ,
The Xld-Run, fatty, run. Yer can't . I,e�.erhi-('Rli bwms Tumors- Ulcers , .
lish an Offer 'of $ r,000 for a germ ihat it rights oil arly kientific discovery. 31efore Vwitlo�-Gollt . varkocele. .
keieb. him, but do exercise Ill o you cannot kill. ' We do that to convince you. making tile purchase Nve teste(I the pro- uonorrhe-,00(ot woulest's Digeft"C4
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good. -San � Francisco Examiner. I . that liquid oxygen clac.4 kill germs, duct for years through liltybiciatis i 1i ilia .1, 11 di,eaN" that I,rqln with fcver-all ingam-
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� . I Any: drug that kills germs -is a poison itiost(lifricttltgt�r-tildisca�es., Weproved itie, it, v,,rpaIqmjed blood� I
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. The Vinal. Auxw6r. t .to you and it cannot be takelt internally, that Liquozone does whif nothing else in - In nervv'i�� ti,-�,iiitv Uquozooe acts as it vital, ,
there Ia a little boY at school (. Uquozone alone catt kill gernia in the the,woridean accomplibli, aud Witt tlIe izero acoonfpfi,hisig. �vhat tie oltugs can do. , .
Who bravelY makto a start, % , . hody without hillit1g; thetissues,. too. .It results are unvarying. - I . . . r . I I . .
But somehow never seems t� go t is the only way 1�hown�the only way A discovery that coul(I coillmatid Such ' .
� � : me Owl coacelve.of.-to destroy the cause a price is something you should ltuo�v, it . C I
The itsson all by heart, �-,t� . - . !.-)o . Bottle Free.,
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It Is a niournfu;, thing to see , .� _f any &arm d1jease, I you need it.. We tire doing.our partby I I I .
Ills look of gathering woo Vi �. . . . . I . . I . �
; At he at last gives up the task W supplyltik the first bottle f6�e. Will you .
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W.tp " I � I do your part by'requesting it? I iiet,(I Towto7mie, aril lirive never
I And answers, 'It don't kn,o . 1"N . . � . . It' -,t .
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. � aills ,�Viti,' oky'dork. . . t r I a1z, Ct, I
f 33e not dfsaoueagobd, little boy, - ; I - r p., . . I I * . . . . . . will tben, mail yott An.order oil �our loaal
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.. . For You are not alane- 0 Vq;1ololle 14 81,111 ., I _v(l we
What flings the borealis light . . ."! ply liquid oxygen-na . Goern. Dineeks0s. wili �1').17 your driiggi�:t ovirselves'ft-r it,
Across the aretto zone? 6 . ,1rugs, tip alcohol ill it. Itistheiliscovery . I This otir frce grift'. Iiii'de to colivil,ce
� Whitt glVea Its color to the VOMT Vt oi I'auli, the great Gertitati chemigt, who . . I. . I
I., 3-011; t,t,howy01601at Liquov.)Im is, "oul
What bids the Seed to grow? "I upvlit 20 years oil it. Ilis object was to These are the'lotown.frnitil di$tP�1c.". what it (ma do. Itt jn'tice to'vow�,vlf,
. The wisest mail must blush at last I get ,such all cxcesg of oxygen in staple �
" .All that w6flicine call do for the.mtrouble.,4 please accept it to &;v, Tur it li'aci�syuu
AnAtay, "Ido not know " form into the blood that tio germ could is to help Xature overcome the verms, under no oblignitiou whate,ver.
I Waiihi6t�n war. live in any,ittenibrune or tissue. jid site)! results are imlirect Mid ull" Liguot.0110 costs sne. alid $1,
Many soom-Ingly una ecount . able friend- Oxygen is life to all, atiftlial'the V& a I
40urceot vitality, Itisthoesserltial Y certain. 1,iquo�oue kills tht greritial � _�
ships hang upoA A. gold -00 image, part wherever they are, aild the resillts are
. I . . . of air. - Its effects Are exhilaratior, Puti itievitable. Dy destroying the cause of OUT OUT THIS COUVC).N
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fying. It is Nattires's greatest too c. But the trouble, it invariably ends'the disease, for thl.q efter ttv�y viot eupi,car.rigalti. Till, id
. llottollto(g Afavtog. 4i�rtno tire vegetable,.;, and this excess of and forever, - I . the'hhl)�-A A -I'd wa.l,if C, t1i, Licluid ozotw
. 1 v . co.,221-211JUilulest. Chicago, .
Xenhardt, Cape Colony, Nov. , 11." 1) ,on -the ver� life of 'an atillial-18 . I . I I I . I
Ilottent6t rol)014 nulylbellill0t about . deAly to vcgetabI6 matter. Liquototie. Astlunq . � �. Y Ildver-bifIllemek '4%1`Y d Igetalse Is ............. -11.14. ....... Y , . � ... ..
1,500, 11)(kh aro approaching tbo bor- charges the blood with gliell, an excess of A`10�ess_Atiekhla IdtioYDIAeases
� 11ronciddl pt otip T hAvo nover trl"d T'i(plaz-10 er t1owipy's
oxygell,that lie germ can live where that bio&t poi. Uquifie(l ozolle, but if N
der, Volico Ixave been despatched to qatl telic6frrIot, yon Nvill�,%11,)"I;Yllu 9,
the Acone, Tho voluntl'onq havo 1)epn , bloottgoes. We spend it days in mak- 11right's Disease Liverlitroubtes 69e. bottle free I wit I take It.
I Uowel.Tmubloa walarlil-Netitalgl[K ,
Called 011t and severe fightilig, 8 a.%- � big each bottle.. CouAlig-Loldi ltfttiy Iteott Troubleo .o4vN.**..*.d6414 ... 6# ............ 4".44.-soo ...
�acted, I I . c6asumpliml rileA-Pyleflilloldit
Colle-croup p1tutity-Quillsy to a It#, .4*$**.1 .... �.....i ... 1, 4. 4. -A ...
IL $10<)0000 c6tliq otion Rhentilatisin
. potthd band . We PM d , , catittrg-caticer skill Dkemes 00 'A .4-#w...., .......... I .......... * ...
, Dyselitets'-DIM1164, umfittit.4yP111119 ,, _ _, _ �� %Ir(-�%vr11i�0r,b0.v.
Vstowol, Nov, M-Willinni Velf;1- Dandiliff-UropAy stomikelt Tronfiles �, !Iva hil sto �,_4
lan, a Nvoll-to-do frtriner, was' found . ights to Vitiftotolle- 1)yspepsla, Turott Ittoublts
ior the American ri 34ititi6tont-our tmlpfflatlt 11.1) lite -,1%8\V1'aT+e:(tt*
dead in a corn i1eld yesterday, . I I I . I I on attty bottle ofgoaulue liqttifi(,d OzOlLof .
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