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Molsons Bank
Incorporated by Act of
Parliament 1845
Capital authorized, $5,000,900
Capital peld Up 2,856,00
- Reserve Fund Z,70,778
Total Assets 27,000,000
Wmmeson maopherson. Peeeldent
James =lot, General manager
-Notes Discounted, Collectione
Math, Drafts Waled, Sterling and
American Exchange Bought and
Sold,
-SAVINGS BANK -
Interest allowed on stuns of $1
and up from date of deposit and
compounded half -yearly.
--P A RM ERS
Money advanced to farmers at
ow rates. Sale notes collected,
11. C.Brewer, Mgr.
CLINTON.
G. D. McTaggart
BANKER.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN-
TED. DRAFTS ISSUED. INTEREST
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. - -
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON. .
•
W. BR'S."DONE,
BARRISTER, SOLI .. ITOR.
NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE -Sloane Block-. CLINTON.
HENRY BEATTIE,
(Successor to Mr. James Scott.)
BARRISTER, 'SOLICITOR, • ETC -
office forinerly occupied by Mr.
James Scott, in Elliott Block
MONEY TO LOAN.
Ripon' & HALn
eonveyanc..rs, Commissioners, Real
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to Loan.
C. 13. HALE . JOHN RIDOUT.
DR. W. GuNN
DRS. GUNN 8: GUNN
Dr. W. Gum L. R. C. P. &14.. R.C.S.
ltdinburgli.
Dr. J. Nisbet Gurn M. 12.-C. 5, Eng,
L.. R. C. J.. Loudon
Night calls at front .door uf residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite -
Presbyterian church. -
OFFICE- Ontario -street.'-CLINTON.,
DR.' SHAW
• PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON.
>*-* Opposite St. Paul's church.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON •
PHYSICrAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given 1.0 dieaegs of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat .• ".
-Office and Residence-. -
ALBERT STREET WEST, CLINTON.
. North of Rattenbury.St.
DR. G. W. MANNING SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGF,ON.
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal
lister on Main strett.
EAYFIELD, - - ON1
DRS. AGNEW & WLER
- - DENTISTS - *-
Office adjoining Photo Gallery.open
every day and Saet.reay nii,ohts Until
10 o'clock.
Auburn every Monday.
Dungannon eery Tuesday..
G. ERNEST HOLMES
apecialist in Crown and Bridge Work
D. D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of °Mar:
io.
L. D. S. -First class honor -graduate
of Dental Department of for auto
University.
Special attention paid to j es.rvetion
of children's teeth. .
Will be at the River Hotel, Bay
every Monday from to a. m to b
p. 111.
DR. J. FREEMAN
VETERINARY SURGEON,
A member of the Vettrinary Medical
Associations of London and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
io Veterinary College.
OFFICE,- Huron street -CLINTON.
Next to Commercial Hotel
Phone 97
JAMES A. SMITH, AUCTIONEER.
I am a licensed auctioneer for the
County of Huron and will sell by per-
centage or by the dollar. Residence lot
37 and 33, Bayfield Road, one mile
south of Clinton. Satisfacticm guar-
anteed. Orders left at The News-R.et-
ord office or my housd will be prom-
ptly attended to.
JAMES A. SMITH,
Clitittan P. 0.
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11, LIPPINCOTT!
MONTHLY1 iViAdAtilkit„
A rsonm, 1..t0ttARV''-
ii The Cott la Current Literature
111.COMPLEIg NOVLI.6 )(SABIN
"-A ANY MI-10rer sToruta AND
;. 2.;'• CN TIMELY TOPICS
10 Pert YeA01; ge ere. A deieV,
coArrittutri ortikiet".!
11=4'.
4Aik.
Don't try cheap cough mecii.
eines, Get the best,_Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. What a
record it has, sixty Veal of
Cherry
Recto:144
_ cures! Ask your doctor if
he doesn't uscit-for coughs, _
colds, bronchitis, and all
Throat and lung troubles.
bay° found that Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral s
• is the best medicine I can pergerkbe or axon-
chitisocaluektgrjezirntr:I=ii..s..
ese„fac., .01 00. '7'14 ilrAlf00"
n er ts. for ""'
rorichitis
1A.N.lokaaked..111 .11 , 1 I 1, 1111II
orrect any tendency to constipa-
tion with small doses 'ofAyerts Pills.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For an up-todate
HAIR' CUT•
CCEAN SHAVE
try the leading barber,
NEXT DOOR TO iRWIN'S (limey
George D. Roberton,
t4\vo.o
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Wood's
Phosphodine,
The Oren Esigllob Renoedy,
is an old, well estab-
lished and reliable
preparation. Ras been
prescribecj and used
oveztOyears. Ail druge
abstain the Dominion
'of Canada sell and
recommend an being
• Before •end • After, the onlY medicine of
its kind that cures and
gives universal aatisfaction. It .promptly and
permanently cures all forms of Nervous Weak*
neas, Emissions. Spermatorrlaca, Impotency,
and all effects of abuse or excesses; the excessive
use of Tobacco Opium or Stimulants Mental
and Brain Wo4$1, allot which lead to IlitIrmity,
Insanity, Consumption and an Early Grave.
Price $1. per package or six for O. One 'will
ptease, six will cure. Mailed prompty on re-
ceipt of /price. Bendier free pamphlet. luldrese
The. Wood Company, • .
Windsor, Oat, Canada,
•
•
Woods Phoppliodine is sold in
ton by • Watts & Co., II. B. Combe,
R. P: Reale Janet J. E. Hovey, Drug. •
gists; •
'
Mt) lila "Tire
inisurancvaam.up-ilp
-Farm and Iselated town PropertY-;
• • •-Only Insured.-
.• .
•
OFFICERS. .
J; B. McLean., President, '1<ippen P;
0. ; Thos. Fraser; Vice -President,
Brucefield P. • 0.;:Hays,
Treasurer, Sea.forth P. .0. .
. .
DIRECTOR.
William Sliesney, Seaforth ; • John
Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dalo, Sea,
forth a • John Watt, Harkiek ; John
13ennewies, Brodliagan ; James Evans,
Beechwood ; James Conn011y-, Clinton.
AGENTS, '
Robert Smith, Herlock ;
.Seaforth ; .Jaines7 CD1111.11ingSt
Eginondville ; • J.• W. Yeo, .1-101nrese
7.
P.arties' • desirous_ to-:eflect. insurance
or transact other business- will bel
promptly a.tien.ded..tO on application'
to any of the. ...ibbee °Ulcers' addressed`
to their respective peisloffices; Loises
inspected by • the' direetiar who Bete
nearest the sceee.. : . •
arriacPe
Licelises.
1SS UEDfl
r, B, I?, .1 :1.1.3 all QiintOt.
. TIME TABLE
Tra.inS Will a; r.te at and depart
from Clinton st.,t. on ts ollows
BUFALO AND .'.0 CD.
Going East Er, r,, es • , • 7.38 rem,
•
e 11 I
3.'23 Pan,
Going East Mieed • 4.15 Pan.
Going West. Bl ixed ro.le a.m.
Going West Exer.ss • 12.55 parr.
I, 11 • 1 / 7.05 a.m.
. ), 11 •I• '10.32 pan,
i,q/smoN., HURON AND BRUCE DIV.
Goieg South Express
Mixed
," North • 1.1xprese •
" Mixed
A. 0. PAIIISON, Agent.
P. It. HODCeENS, ToWn Ticket Agent.
J, D. M.A.CDONALD, DiStriet Ve.ssen-
. ger Agent,. Toronto,
•7•47
4.15 pen.
Io.15 a.111,
6.55 p.m
;
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leY el,. ill:L.
tfrAot MARKS
Demoted
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Anyone sending it skateli and description may
r6noely ascertain mot opinion free *nether tut
ventien is probably pat entabte. Continuities.
ratrieuy conedentiod. irahdbook on Patents
seta fres, West atonic, for SOCUrint .,1411tentd.4
Patents talon throw, mutm 8, co. reeelve
seeeinteetise, without charge, lu the
Scientifit Rotlritalt.
ltoindsomely Illustrated lAnrest
..,41100.10n (If *ITV Sidentitin 10{.1.14. Terout,*31.
eIti' lI 111011thi. D0111 1 1111 INOWNIMOOTp,
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laranto to6 yoling to Dile bag be
er 4 of troth), whooping cough and eoltlaby
Vetneartiolene--lhetbrestliti its
MAUR TO THE JANITOR,
THOU 3ThOo AI 'Winsome Winnie gam
Peet "turn the building on and
• off,"
Give ear. prey thee, to MY PraP4014
That's interrupted by a cough.
There's gooseflesh on my Peraosiage,
There's chliblairts My aching feet;
0 Janitor, please, Janitor,
Ohre us a tinY bit of heati
'We've toe the leeman'e friendship, for
W4 have no use for libn
The Ice he furnishes ain't half
As cold AS 411 MY farailY
MY wife and little ones weep hail
That sounds like buckshot on the floral
Please give us heat or, Janitor.
We never will be warm eome morel
Last night lay awake and wept
• To think that when the morning eame
I'd have to get me up and dressed
And start once more the freezieg game.
Each child is shaking like a leaf
iat poplar in a summer storm,
A.nd now and then nee them crawl • •
Into the lee chest to get warm.
0 Janitor, hear now the
• That khan be thine if thou dont not
Give ear unto our freezing plaint
.And malte this fiat an nice and hot;
lifey you through all eternity
Sit on an iceberg stark rind bare -
The while a million palm !eat fans •
ICeep stirring up the icy airi
• --Baltimore American., -
A Fotreed
Almmie-Say, ain't you got no more
sense don ter laugh at n feller wore
got a tootache?
Willie -I ain't !elfin 'cause you got it,
I'm Iran 'cause I ain't got it. -New
york Times. •
• •• Wonsants .Progreis. .
• "Do you think woman has really bro.
-"greased so much?"
• '"Certainly."
"She does not deem to be prized an
much as she was formerly." , •
"Row do you make that mit?"• •
"Well, the man in 'search ef a Wifn
• used to consider her worth stealing
• once. . Then he gave' up his stealing
habits, except for art Oceasional lapse,
but he still considered her worth buy-
• ing, and his success corresponded With.
his financial rating. Now" --
now'?"
• "Why, he demands a cash bonus now,
so that in effect she his to buy hir6;"-
Chicago Post.' •
Scientifically Cenaideired."
"If I give you something to eat,- win
you chop some Wood?'
•f`tatly,"-answered---afeandering Milre„ -
• 'dat's ,of demihypothetioal ques-• .
tions. You ;know digestion draws de.
. blood from de head„which has a tend
-ency ter . weaken de' Intelligence tut
de will power. :If was ter surprise me
system wit' a soniare meal, dere's ne
tellin' what I might do." -Washington
Star.• • • •
• A Sauget Scholar. •
• A Sunday school teacher reoently
told • her class . about. the cruelty In
-.Volved in docking horses. "Can any lit-
tle girl ,tell me;" She staid, "of an ap-,.
preprints ;rem of Scripture referring .•
to such treatment?" ' • . -
• There was a pause,. and -then.a. small
.girl arose' and said soleninly; • "What
God 'bath joined together. let no min.;
Put asunder "-Journal of Education. ;
• Omaistilseenir
." CheepleirSay, old mai, thie Is pret-
ty 'good ettdf. . •
Gestley (proud of his wine cellar) -
Well, ra,thet ." That Wine at least
..fiffy years Old. , • .
cheepley-Gee Whist It Most hay*
been great when it was freshl•-tPliila-
delphia Press. . • •• ". •
. • No Good.
f•• ;
00 h.
A
"Dat old adage 'bout 'Adria' a • via
up is on de blink."
•
"How se??
"I seen a diatnOnd pin onct-on a
lady's dresaite table -an' here am."-*
San Francisco Examiner.
The 113ftichelor,os realm.
' Lives of henpecked men remind us
• Who have not as yet been caught
•'that we 'might leave sone behind us,
• Bet we rather guess we'll not.
She that's trim may b. a fat ones•
• She that's 'meet sews day be grInt •
When by Merely looking at one
She will sqUelch the aoul in him.
•Let tie then go billing, cociingt
Let tit mill them sweet and fair• ;
It is lovely te be wooing,
Bet You'd. better *toe right there. •
-eptileago Recorol-Herald.
Lever's Y.2(ViriseRead)Disinfedtant Soati
Povvder is better than other beep powders,
.ss it eta° mite as a dishafeetant.
A OAP 0.44.10.
•Tho following letter, addressed to th4
a Secretary a the National Sanitarium
•Aiemelation, ',reroute, from the Rectory,
Norwood, Ont., and signed by Rev. IL
• goKee McLennan, a well-known Angli-
: can minister of the province; needs no
comment of ours. It reads: "I desire
to secure the admission into the Fee°
A.emarding to a statement made by
Sudendorf, euperInteodent of dairy en-
bibite, the dairy exhibits at OAR WOrlfrti.
fair are to be located in the Agrieull-,
tuna palace, Which VIII be 1500 feet
Wide and 1,600 feet long and Is now
being bat in the most deeirable part'
of the grouncle. The dairy products
will be displayed In three Mammoth'
plate glow retrigeratore, each 00 feet'
len/ and 80 to 40 feet wide. The
working dairy will 6-e along the wall!
of the building near the glass rafter--;
atom and will occupy floor Onace of!
about 8,600 'square feet and will he
• fitted with all the latest machinery
and appliances. Here the rank front
the dairy b,erds will be made up into'
butter and cheese. In order that the'
work in the dairy may be seen by all
W ri so es re e wa W ;
glass: A number of leading states bare
already applied for space, and it is ex -1
pected that the etate exhibits of butter;
and cheese will be the largest and meet;
attractive ever shown,
In the machinery line over 20,000
scniare feet of space have been applied
• for, and all the prominent manufac-I
turers of dairy and creamery apparatus!
will take part, •
There will also be working exhibits;
of sanitary milk plants and fancy for-.
eign and domestic cbeese and a large
exhibit of butter and cheese from. for-
eign countries. •
Minnesota Dairy Figures. '
The report tssbed of the state dairy.
and food departmentc stows that ther
MI, creameries of ittinneiota which
have been inspected during the pest
season consurae every day 5,400,000,
pounds of milk. • The 'figures for Ow
year show that 40,000,000 pounds of
butter are prodneed by these crenni
erles and seld•for $17,500,000, of whiel.';
$12,500,000 went directly lilt° the pock
ets of the patrons of the ereamerlex
The 681 :creameries are feroiShed wit!)
milk by 420;000 Cows out of the WO.
000 Cows In the state. • '
Hard Work, but • It Pays. ,
• An aggressive dairyman saYs: "Dal -
farming is taxing business, It keel
us at Mahe morning and evening eve
day; but it Makes the farm, .and wl
prices such as they have been of L. .
It will :make us if we attend, to le•
• mon' intelligently."
dZADIC1•71141T'S APPEAL.
The Rev, W. F. BrOwnloo, Ridgetown,
Anglican Minister,.has •Writtca the fol-
lowieg leiter to thri Muekoke, Free Hoepi-
tal fee' CcinsumPtivos
D_car.Sir.-.-.1. fell in Witti.n case tQ-4iy
•in pari -h, a young- wonian very ilL
eith ceesumption and I promised .1
avuuld tvrito you regarding her entrance
itetnethe-liospital -for--consuroPtives ili
rg,tskoictv: The case is one of great neces-
sity and cheritY. The aliplicentis'about
years t:f age. Silo is practically with- -
out a home, etaying ht preseut with a
• relative. OM is blight and ainiableialid
weuld liko to livo. AS understand,yen
rejeet none on aceount of poverty. I;
commend the case to you as one most
zoecly, and if you can send me instrue.
tiens: or papers for epplication to the
hospital; I will $ee to raieing nicessarY
Ineans for her transportation aed have
her emit at ones, as I imagine she. is not:
beyond receiving benefit. . '•
• (Note .bY"Editor.---Sir *B.. 'Mere:
dith, Kt., Vice -President cif:the NatiOnal
Sazeitaritin Associatien, or Mr. W. 1:
Gage, Chairinen of the Eieeutive Corn,'
ittee, Toroe to, .will gladly receive con-
tributions •fer this mid several other
eatia.11y,i4toons da•ses, f.pr.help.]
Why Bugg
Didn't Go Home
WANTED -Several persons ef char.
aeter and good reputation in, each
state (one in this eoutity requiredlto
represent and advertise old cetablish-
ed :wealthy busbies's house. of solid
fiiiandai etafidirig, Salary $et week.
ly wigt expenses additidual• all pay-
ahle task &tett every ‘Vetitte.sday
from head florae and carriage
furnisted when necestialev. Referentea.
Enclose self-addreased itivelope. Cole ,
331 Dearborn St Chicago
•
tt
looking pact', said Snug -
gins.
• • Buggins certainly did look
-.had. •His eyes bad large dark rings
under them, his face was pale, and his
Jett:cheek Was horribly swollen. •,
• "Bad:" he. shorted. "So void yoe
• look bad if you'd been. through what
• Inne." • •
• ."Wliat's the trouble?" •
tdn"re imuliloriininingg,niefurhiagti'as
what you want to know: • But t4ra's
..not the trouble. • The trouble .is • that
I've been walking about the streets
with it since ditYlIght."
• "But..'the streetsaro . place for •
you," protested Snuggixie: "If you hail,"
• neuralgia. You ought to stay hOtne." .
"That's all you know • about it,"
snarled Ituggins. "Piorne's no place for
me' when I'm sick."
• "Why, your wife used to be a trained-.
nurse." •'
"ExaCtly. She can giVe me the best
attention -from a 'medical standpeint
She knows just what ought to be done
and does It. But there the matter ends.
Sympathy's What ',want; and that she
Won't give to DDT tick man.' She says
she wouldn't have been a good nurse
if she hadn't got rid of her syinpathy
in the iirtst year ot her training. • She
is always well herself and can't anpre-
elate what pain is. Go home? Not
muchl"-Philadelphist. Preset.
neoret.
"Won't you tell Mb Whoigti portrait
on Wear in that locket?"
"Ikto, Indeed, I'm afraid; It would
make you ln."--New York American,
Hospital for Consumptives at Oral/ca-
baret of a yonng woman, a member of
uranya call: ea teaosneoisbao vgetrient7 opnr00.,
milting We can be saved. Three years
ago Um mother died of consumption.
Since that time it has been my painful
duty to bury two of the sons with the
same disease. Now Annie, Aga about
seventeen, and a boy of fourteen, are all
that remain of the faraiiy; The poor
girl has been in Muskoka, boarding ata
rivate bou ev't' t d d
She returned home last ;week, and within.
tvreuty-four hours of her return her coughs aud irritatiou of tho throat.
father dropped dead iu his buggy while Antiseptic Tablets• bog. ALL DUGOUTS 301
riving • into Norwood. Tho ease ni
I
7
• 4$1aLii.thed /879
Whooping Cough, Croup.
Brorichitis, Cough, Grip,
Asthma', Diphtheria
• OBESE:JUNE 16 A BOON TO ASTHMATICS
• CREBOGEND id a long established and standard remedy for the disease e Indicated. It
cures because the air rendered strengiy antiseptic 10 carried over the dismeed surface;
of the bronchial tubes with every breath, going prolonged and constant treatment.
• Those ot a consumptive tendency, or oedema nem chronic bronchitis, And brunediate
relief from coughs or Wanted eondltlone et the throat. Deveriptive booklet free,
LENSING, MILES C�.. 165t Notre Dante St„ Montreal, Canadian Agents
Cresolene
dissolved in the Yuciuth are effective and ego for
surely one that must appeal to the sym.
pa,thies of everyone, and yet, I fear, only
ono of the many that are constantly
coming under Your notice."
[Note.-Ileaders-and may their num-
ber be many -who desire to assist in this •
worthy work may send their gifts to Sir
Wm, R. Meredith, Kt, , Tice:President',
N'ationtil Sanitarium Aosociatien, TO-
• rout°, or Arr. W. J. Gage, Chairman of
the Executive Committee, Toronto.)
Fifty-two lives Were lost by the Mate,
ing cif the steamer Callanv between
.Seattle and Victoria.
•Thoince" Sweeney,. gateman on the
Grand Trunk at 51., -Henry, was killed
while walking' on tie- railway.
KNEW - CHASE IN 1807.
One of . Dr. Cliase'S oldest .patients •
Canticles is Mr, G. T. • Parish of Stur-
'geor • Bay, •Sinicoe Co., ; Ont.,;• tvhcin
he Mire() of kidney disease 18(47. by
ineens of his . celebrated Xidney-
Liver Pills, Mr, Parish, writes •that he
cli.as 'not think ttere is er,y -medicine.
hell' so good Jilt • i it -1•1 he. eeeps .
Chase's KidnerLiver pale alweys. in
stock. . • • •"• - " :
" The' Toronto .Electric • Light. Compeaty
are ; big the' C. P It's .applite.tion
• at Ottawa to:accptire• mere 'lard on the
'EsPlana.tle. •- • •
-
Seviri, :men were 1-• ille.d, atter tWo
jitred au .exPlosidn of. gas tunnel:
NO: "3 of .the.:Crow'e. Nest Co,l. Com,"
peny's mine at .14iclaa • • ' • •
. •
FOR (wpm SIXTY YEARS...."
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has.
been used by millions of mother,s for
their • childrett while teething: • '.1f die-
turbed.by night and brace of yeti/
rest by • a seek • child sulIering • and,:
cry. big with pain of cutting teeth Send
.it once and get . a bottle of ".111ri..
Wieslow's _Soothing Syrup" for
chuid-
rn . teething. It • will relieve the pOor-
little su Ilerer • immediately. Depend
• apon if, motliCra, there is no mistake.'
about cures. Diarrhoea, -rev-
latee the Stennach, and Bowels, .euresu
Solteni the' GuinS, reduces
tiiflairnnatioii'-anel gives tribe and •en.
en-
ergy; to the, whole system,'
Winslow's Soothi ng Synip' for • eh i Ide
reit teething: is pleasant to :the; -taste
'and". is' the prescription of one, of . the
• oldest „a&I .best female physicians and
nurses•the 'United .Statesi - Price
.25. cents a bottle. Sold by Intl drug-.
:gists...throughout the .World. Be mire
.and ask . for • "Mrs: • Winslow'S • Sooth-
ing Syrup." • • •
Two
"It's hard to have a lot of debts that
you simply can't pay."
• "Oh, r don't know. It's *orse to
• have a lot that you simply have. to
pay," -Philadelphia North .American.
THE SPIRIT OF•WIN'TER
lire :spirit of Winter .Wiili
,
ing its .presente kroWn in nmor.ly differ-
ent ways-sdnietinies by efieery son -
thine• and .glistening snows and sOme.
times :by driving winds and blinding
storms. peOple it seems to
take a delight in makitg had things
worse, lor .rhentnatisin twists harder,
twinge. .sharper, eatarrla becomee more
annoying end the mary syinptoms of
seridif,is. are developed and aggravated.
is TJOt emelt poetrY, in this, but
there as truth, and it is a woriehr that
lucre people don't get rid these ail-
ments, The Medicine that cures. them.
•-,11ooel's Sarsaparilla -is easily chtse
ined 'Mid there ie.abuttelant proof that
its ctiree 'ere reelica and permanent.
'CANNOT ..1/0 WITHOUT IT.,
Once 'Dr,. CIK.scis, ointinent. becornee
knOwn,' it• is indispeimable in Oi . home
b.:eat:se of the scores of ways in wl
it call he used.. While this oiistenetit is
hest known as a positive cute for ecz-
ema.; salt rheum, iteling piles, and the
mosttorturitg diseases • of the skin, it.
is ulso unapproachable as a trcatinent.
for chafed, irritated skin, pimples,
blacklicade, poisoned Skin, scalds,burns
anh sores of every deseriiition. •
VLr Kivas Tully, discussed the lower.;
log cf lake levels 13.61 inehes ilt Lake
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