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Of :100 Ladies, 90 at. least
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reason we pay .spectal .atten-
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Mrs. Barry Rothwell • of Toronto
was the guest. last weak of be corn <-
fns, the Misses Barry.
Mrs. (Captain) John Miletlonald
and Calmly have returned to their
home after a pleasant summer's iiut-
ing. with Captain Macdonald , on the
Azov. `
"Little Dave" has conte to the fr-
ont with genuine .good citizenship.,
The silver medal presented at . the
Dungannon Show to the best heavy.
draught team is 111 inches is •diam-
eter,. which is larger than a silver
dollar. - A lovely horse with one
foreleg gracefully raised, is engraved
upon it; and on the bask of the med-
al the name of giver and • Winner.
are engraved with date of Fair 'at .
Dungannon and for what the prize.
was .given, .The proprietor of the
Colborne' House we hope will Icee?
up his interest in agricultural fairs.
Captain ' and Mrs. Emmett left
Montreal -on 23rd September for thel4
home in Bideford, Devonshire, Eng-
land.. They -were. the guests for six
weeks of Mrs. 'Emmett's. brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Furze,
Mr; Halliday Smith has rented the
house' on East street owned by ' Mr.
T. Dark and lately occupied by Mrs.
Coleman.
• Hallowe'en' - falls this year ou
Monday, 31st 'October; and we expect'
there will be a "rock" celebration as
.quite a number of boys aro playing
that game on nights that are scarce-
ly illuminated by the electric lights,
The robins - seen to have .vacated
the'r. resting.
places for the
English
sparrows as we have not seen a. rdb-
•
in for a long time ' '
Coto hunting is a favorite sport
at Benmiller. ' • •
We wonder why the Beumiller wool-
len . mills do not open out a Ixeanch
Store 'in town, but possibly they
wish to help the. liveries .nearby.'•
The finteral of the . late Bernard
O'Rourke, eldest son of the late -Pet-
er O'Rourke, took .place from . the
residence of. Mr. Thomas Grifin;:bro.
•ther-i -taw of deceased,
to Pa-
ces
P -crs church on Tuesday, the Iteq,)iein-
mass being' celebrated by.' Rev. • Fath=
Cr McRae..'The remains arrival on
•Monday .trot* London where lite •de-
ceased resided for some years'., • Miss
Neville "presided at the 'organ. The
pallbearers were Messrs: John Shaw,
John. and Owen McAeoy :and,. Michael
Parr:. His ,brothers are Joseph and
•Edmund •in business in, 'Minnesota;•
'-F'ranle in' business:lit Illinois•: -',and-
James, a druggist, in Arkansas, tbut•
uonc• of• diem .could arrive'in -time'
for the funeral. Miss • Louise ,o'Rour
lie, late- of 7litnais; and Mrs.Thomas•
Collin town axe his. surviving sis-
ters...The' death of the' late Bernard
O'Rourke was sad tidings to !his sis-
ters, . as their fattier had taken a
vary bad 'atiack.a few,days.previous,
'but we. arc 'gl'ad to say that he .is
somewhat better; . At St; Peter's
many friends ,paid the last tribute of
respect :to the deceased : young man,
and quite a number of 'carriages es-'
torted" the .remains to the .R. C. cem—
etery .at Colborne. •
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.After an illness of sonic ngou*1is,
which increased day by day, our well
known and esteemed townsman, Mr.
James .Johnston, sank peacefully 1•
rest, surrounded by those he loved
an Tuesday. He was only confined. t.
his bed about a week, but he 'knew
Former General Elections. l
In view of the fact that we are
now in the midst of a general elec-
tion for the Canadian house of
Commons, it is of some interest to
l
note what l►as been the result of the
general elections of the pant. in the
first general election after confedera-
tion there were 182 members'ehosen
only the four provinces being repre-
sented. We give the votes in order :
1867.
Libs Cons. ;
that the end was near. Ile was Wait Ontario ' 30 47
in . Inverness, Megantie county, Quebec 20 ,35 !
Quebec, where his father, who was Nova Scotia • 10 3 I
born in Scotland, became one of the New Brunswick 8 7
•pioneers of Lower Canada, His bro-
ther:, William, still resides at Inver-
ness, Arthur and Ellen at Poplar
Creek, B. C. Mrs. •Hoyt at Hasten,
Mass., and Mrs. 'George Smith of
Nairn Centre. Ho was married soon
after arriving at Goderich to Ellen
Jane,- daughter of the late George
Fowler, and sister of Mr, George 11.
Fowler, Huron Road. Mr. Johnston
was a loving husband and father, v
good ehristian in every sense of the
word :and .a sincere worshipper at
the Church of .the Disciples, to which.
he belonged for years; The casket
was covered with . floral offerings.
Rev. 5. Whitfield of .Glencoe gave
many passages front the Testament
showing that his life was :a living
•example of the Holy Word/. "Nearer
My God to Thee" was sung by the
male members of the.Church of the
Disciples. Tile pallbearers were Mer s-
rs.. ' R. Duff, J. Kerr, D. Buchanan,
George IT. Fowler, ' William Beavers.
and James Millian. The funeral took
"place from' his late residence 'on
Thursday. and was very large,headed
by the • town "council,
'and lemployeess
tel aw • deceased.
of
Mr, Johnstonwas e r -
a v s its c to ofstr
n a p ce
is since the death of the,late James
Reid. His remains were interred in
Maitland cemetery; Rev. Mr. Whit-
field officiating at the grave: 'Mr.
Johnston •leaves.to mourn their loss'
.besides his widow,. a• family •of four
James, George and . Mrs. C. Bunt of
town •and. William et. Clinton: '
Ggderich has" lost a number of -the.
'town staff of employes during the
last two, years or. 'thereabouts, . in-
cluding ins eotor of'stree streets James
an es
g
n
Reid,. Town Clerk Mitchell, and other
employes, Messrs, McCite and J.J.oliu-
ston, and Mr. W. Bell has resigned.
; on account 'of failing health:
On Sunday' last both the '•scrvicep
at the Church •of the Disciples on
. South street *tad. a large atten4%ance.
The, Rev. R. Whitfield of Giencoetgave
the 'addresses at both. In "the even-
ing Mr.' James. Johnston opened' the
.service by .reading;. the 6th •chapter•
--of Romans', . Rei. • S.. Whitfield: • then
took . the .•platform.. .
. We regret .to 11010 the death ...on
.Saturday of Mrs: McLeod, .wife. or
Mr., U.. McLeod. . Mrs. McI.`cad..was a
sister 'of • Mrs, 11.. Ca►igpbell 01 floe
•lightrouse, • ..
. Mr. Doui;las` Straiton left. on, Sat-.
r urday. * to attend • the:'Punt•ral of* the
.feat-nnonih's-old. infant.' daughter .-of
Stewart and Isobel Straiton of :In-
gersoll. The M. b; said that• B•ritght's
disease. was the' cause of ` little .Iso-
.bet's•:death. • Mrs. Jardine. was with
her ,daughter through .the, baby's sh-
ort• illness. .
'The Loyal Temperance League met
for ; the.. first . time since the ' mid-.
:summer' holidays. in Temperance stall.
to the,ntunber of 60,.on Tuesdayand.
were served with a nice tea, pre-
pared.by their super.inteiulent, ,Mrs.
Robertson, Britannia Road 1V1rs. J.
P. • Brown, • Mrs Robert. 1VICKenzio
and ,-other ladies. • After, teat Rev.
Mr. Hazen congratulated . the boys.
en ::their . sincerity, in. trying'.to be-
come •• .good • 'christians and 'citizens.
.They ' • 'all wore • a tri -color. badge.
The. L. T. L.. Meets every other 'Tues. -
day in the. Month;. after' school, : in
their • hall.
AN` ORDINARY PILL.
Is liable • to cause • griping. pains, tit
'Dr, Hamlton's Pills of Mandralce.and
'Butternut never, gripe` 'or: cause .- .any
pain whatsoever The, mildest and
most- effective physic., 5ure:.cur:e for
headache and biiliousness, Use only
D. Hamilton's Pills, • Price 25c.
From. a California paper "t~c clip;
the , following note which refers to
the eldest, son. of our one-time citi
Mrs: McLeod; • Britannia Road,• has - ren, • Mr. . Charles Cra1Tb`: ''red•
been seriously ili for some •time: Cralih, .18 years u111, rode •his. wheel
Mr. J. Thomas • of the big • mill down Hill street,.struck a melt near
cooper. shop 'has,sold his store and f1/45th and .was taken to the'rccecvire.
residence .to Mr. Fred. Morgan, .lane hospital .only half •conscieus.. His
of ••Porter's TIill. Thomas has ' face: was bruised and cut and .he was
Spent a greater part' of her 'life :`: in :hurt internally but will reco; er. • He
that • store as her father,' Alderman was 'removed to •hit, house 3101 114e1-
Thompson, opened out the store on• vin street.• Fred. was, retainingfroin
, Elgin, avenue a number of years night school, being engaged :in an'
I ago. ' . automobile office in the day tinge,"
The fuineral of the late Lillie • E. Mrs: Cook. has -'returned 'frorni • t
' M. McLean, only of Robert - very pleasant visit at St. l,ouis'with
Mclean, took place 'from the. faintly her daughter, 'Miss Ellen Cook. Pot
residence on ' Friday.. Rev. G. r..' . the winter Mrs: 'Cook will reside wi-
Ilazcn officiated. at house .and 'fait-• l t her daughters.. Airs: Hucicstep.
lanck cemetery. Ainong the lovely I Mr; • Bennett • trf the engine works
floral gifts• that surrounded the hand- 1 has • vented the • house on .Toros!.;
••some casket' we noticed a beautiful street owned and lately. occupied by
"sister" T
3 pillow . with is the cent. Mrs. L aok, , .
the., tributes of. the young ledy'sfourl Mrs. Goodwin of Clintons nt
f -brothers, and "The Gates Ajar;" tri- kw da}:s in town *'his ,month the
bute of her uncle, Mr. S. McLean. 1 guest of her emit, Mrs Alex. Kirk-
Winnipeg. The pallbearers ware tie bride.
four brothers . f deceased. young lady, gr. Kenneth Campbell has taken
Messrs. 'tenet of New York attd: the position in Boston .harbor, held
Wilmer, Wilfred :and Wesley of town. by his brother, the late •IVlalcolni
The funeral tortege was very long Alexander Campbell of Boston; who
formed of many carriages from town died in Goderich a few years ago,
'and augmented. by the carriages of r Mr. James Thomas intends •bpilding
relatives from Clinton, Staniey;Dun- a fine residence of pressed stone on
gannon and Cloderieh township. The the lot on Elgin avenue he purchased
retrains were interred in •Maitland from the Crabh estate.
cemetery healcic: those of her eldest A very gnat, number of our cal -
brother, Mr. Robert McLean, whose rens drove up to the Dungannon Fair
sad death startled our eitisens .some - an I�"ridity. The day was beautiful.
months ago. The late Miss Lillie. E. Mitis Anne MItebell left for Town -
M. IV.[. McLean was a graduate of ' the' to on Wednesday where she has oh
G, C. I. and taught in one of our tainecl a lucrative position.
Puhiic schools -for some time and hid
not illness intervened she would have
been one of our noted vocalists. The TEST 'THE KIDNEY'S.
sympathy of ell our citizens is ex- • Allow urine to stand in a glass,
tc nded to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ltk'. vess,1 for twenty-four hours and '►.
Lean. and tots sons • on. the loss of at the end of that time it is elo,fdet:
those they loved so dearly in life. or has lilt a sediment in the bottom
We are sorry to learn that a num- of the vessel -3rm. play be sure the!-
'ber of the ! s..1,r tuff; are laid up your kidneys tare' diseased. As it me-
in winter: quarters, bit fir some fins of invigorating the a^tion of the
reason the fishing fleet of the Dom- • kidneys and malting them • stronlAiand
inion Fish Co. are to w'ntrr t Cyte'-' healthy, there is 04) preparatiofc s
en f'oltrti. 'rhe C9ncae and Jeno arc 1'r• in' t and none so thorough as Dr.
laid up there for repairs, Chases Kidney-14vt:r Pills.
No Home is
so &tractive
but that artistic -
photos will in pro*re
No matter . how
much you enjoy your
hone, photographs o
your friends and
members of your fam-
ily will increase your
»leasure. We can
characteristic
Yyo�ut,�� a beautift l
cyhaJ. acte1 istu3 plo li -
6A„re.
.:f lBRRY PHOTO STUDIO.
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TIM: NEWS-ItF C0Rn GIVES
F ACTT VVIWIK MORI.3 HURON
NEWS PIIAN ANY OTHER PA -
Total
1872.
Ontario
Quebec • -
Nova Scotia • '
New Brunswick
Manitoba
British Columbia
`Total
18?i
()Mario
Quebec -
Nova Scotia -
New Brunswick
Manitoba .
British Columbia
Prince. 1'.dward Island
'Total .
1878.
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick ., 11
Nova Scotia 7
. 1
Manitoba •
0 '.
British' Cultniibia
Prince Edward island 1,. • 5
Total 69 137
1882
ONE- FOOD
Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
rickets if you want to. 'rhe
growing child must eat the
right food for growth, Bones
must have bone food, ' blood
must have blood food and so
oifthrough the list.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
—• . treatment for soft bones :. in
80 102.', children. Little doses every day.
Libs Cons, give the stiffness and shape
50 38 that healthy bones should have.
27 3& Bow legs become straighter,
la 17 loose joints grow stronger and
1 3 firmness comes to the soft
0 Q heads,
'tis 163 Wrong food caused the
trouble, Right food will cure it.
Libs ' Cons. In thousands of cases Scott's
6 3z Emulsion has proven to be the
17 3 1 right `food for soft bones. in
11 ' 5 ; Childhood.
2 i• ' Send for free sarnple.
6.1 SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
.0 Torortto. Ontario.
- . See. and $;.con all druggists.
2
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133 73
Libs Cons
29 59
• 20 45
5
11
3
• 6
Lib's: ,Cons.
Ontario • 38 51
Quebec •17 -48
Nova Scotia 6 • 15
New Brunswick • •6 ' ' 10
lVMaiiitoba• 3 :3
British 'Columbia;'. 0 0.
Prince Edward Island • 2 • -1.
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Total:. 72 13J
1887.. .
. Libs . Cons.
<38 51
Ontario .
Quebec '•
Nova Scot la
New 13run.swiek
Manitoba. • `•
British . C.olumbia •
Prince Edward .Island
Territories '
•
T�i'ttl
1891..
,Ontario
Quebec
Dt ova Scotia
'New..Brunswick;
Manitoba..•
British Clumbia '
Prince J iltivavtl I3ltxiel
Territories ••
•• Total.
Ontario. .•
Quebec
Nova Scotia • .
New Brunswick
Manitoba
British: 'Columbia.:.
Prince Edward` Island
Territories. • .
• Total
Ontario
Quebec.
Nova Scotia
NewBrunswick
Manitoba •
British • Col'umbia d 2
Prince Edward Island 3 2:
`territories
Tel al • 133
Premiers.
s.
1867•.'to 1873'•-Sir..John A, Macdonald •
1873 IO1878—Hon.. Alex. Mackenzie
1878 to 1821 --Sir- John A. Macdonald
1891 to 1892 --Sir John Abbott' .
'1892 ter 18911 -Su John Thompson •
•1864 to 1800_Sir- .11fackennie. •.Rowell
Apr.i1.27 to July 13, 1896• -Sir. Charles
:1000.
Goderielt.
. Mrs. W. M. Wilson and children
who were the guests of Nies. Thor
burn, Mrs, Wilson's' mother, for some
Chi-
cago
•
>;on ay,
weeks,.ret reed to -tier home aGlti
t -
ca o S t ;rd . '
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Mr. James Thomas has rented the
I new. brick residence on St. David's
street of Mr, St, Clair 'Tweedie. •
Cv1d Storage Stock. •
To the Editor of The News -Record :
I)t ar. Sir, --I beg to eneose you for
publication a letter~ addressed to me
by 1)r. .Gunn.'. I1. other shareholelers
, would• adopttine' considerate, wise.,-
'courteaus tone of the doctoretor it
l relieve us, the -Provisional Directors,:
from a lot of trouble. Kindly pub-
lisp the same so that) tie public niay
see•. haw one shareholder 'at..least
view's this' question;' Yours, etc:,
29 36 John Ransferd. • . .
7 14 Mr. John Ransford-:
8 10 , Dear • Sir,,=lncloseci .you will. Mind
1
4 six dollars, my. indebtedness .to •toe
• O ti I. late, ' MWren. and .(solei ,Storage • Com -
'3 If patty,. ;for Jrromo{'Son expenses. ' I
p ' t • tirade out a ehoque for the •- amount
— . some, tine ago; bit by some. mistake
;.87- •-'• 128 P• -it'.. -was uot .Sent; so please do Dot
Libs
._ imagine . -that 1 was trying to evade
Cons, '-paymetil. Viee'ell weptinfo' the sell-
.
41 ' em. tilt s'a'ke. own, 't! n
i5 3048goode forfouls ; and it f wethea ntetopint onanthei
5 16e tical . there is :nothing 1'eft'try rights
$ 13 excepting ..to pay tip' as cheerfully:es
4 possible, . As .I' understand it, . the
0. . 0 . call of. six per . cent. is :for :postage,.
4 • 2. the :sectiring of: stock and legal ..aii-
• 0 • 4 vice, etc., and the promoters : "are
•---- `not asking anything for their : cervi-
92 123 ces. : There was no fraud or triton-
. tion °of fraud on tho part of any-'
Libs. Cons. . body and under the circumstances I'
48• . 43 think' we. should :till be willing . to
•19: 19 contribute our share of the ,loss even
10 . . 10
5 0
4
4 2
23.
4." • 0
123 87
Lib i Cons.
37' 55
58 7
15.... 5
9 `..
80.
Duct
ars failed and rid Mrs. -'Row••.
don never expected to be well
again —= Dr. Chase's Obit•
rnent cured.
Mrs. W, itowoos, North St, St. Catharines,
Ont., states :—'• For thirtyyears 1 was severely
afflicterl with piles Willett gave me such pro..
longed; torture that I did qct expect to ever be
well again. it have been treated by physicians,
who have grown gra
in the practice of medi-
cine
eds
cine without Obtaining
relief, 1 don't suppose
there ever was a more
dist: suraged suft'e r e r
than I was.
1Nnaity T was fortun:
ate enough to come
across Dr. Chase's
Ointment and after us•
ing a few boxes my
lon.standing C o m
plaint departed and 1
am free from every
symptom, 1 may say
that if . this Ointment
out11titIt."8: ROWDON could not be get . for
Nis than ten dollars a box 1 would not be with.
Dr, Chase's Ointment is the only guaranteed
rare for rtes tents eats box, at 1 dealers, all ea ers' or
Isdmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto,' Portrait and
si.nature of Dr. A. tV. Chase, on every box,
A.avf4.FJY.IRLt:Yn�_••- F:Ix.a.'av'.Yvk!iP.uYM
though . there might •he .a way ottt •of
payment. • through sone. legal' tecl►-
nicality,.. •
I. don't see any 'reason why 'you.
Should be put to.;tutneeessary trouble.
` and • worry over `the matter in col-
lecting the legal expenses... There is
some consolation. in ,th"e fact that we
are not. paying more .dearly for Our
experience• •and T' trust. 'that'.you .will-
itot •get involved in any .law suits ov-
er, the affair which would simply .add
More to .the. ' expenses: Yours truly,'
W. Gunn. .
Thirty Years of
Pile Torture
1896 to 7984• --Sir Wilfrid Laurier.• ..
Leaders of Opposition. +
1567 to 1872.81r. Antoine A. Donlon
1872 to 187 t -Zion: Alex. "Mackenzie
.187.1 to 1878—Sir John A, Macdonald'
1878. to 1879•-11on Ale:. Mackenzie
187:1 to 1887---1-lon. Edward -Blake.
.1887• to 1896—Sir Wilfrid Laurier '.
1896 •to 1900—Sir Charles .'yapper
101111 to 100 t—R. L. Borden.
ROUNDS Otri THE FORM.
Persons • who have become irate,.
weak and thin by overwork, worry
ern disease find that Dr. Chase's Ner-
tc. Fried is wonderfully effective in
:orating new blood, restoring a hra1 '
fitful .glow to the' complexion' and
rounding trot• .the form.. You will
soon feel the benefit of this restora-
tive treatment and can. prove it by
noting your-increase'in weight.
On.
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Bach pupil is given in-
dividual inatraetion.
The. Shorthand System
teught is that used by all
newspaper and Court re.
portere.
13t'st systome of Book-
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Only been in business six months—
Everything new and up=to.date in
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Latest New York novelties- in Ties,
Shirts, Collars, Underwear,'
Gloves, ,
Soxs, etc., etc., to go• at L1ESS. THAN.
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NOW is the Mille to lay in your
Winter supply at. a BIG
SAV I NG.
• .J0 doz. • Shirts
.111ade by Skelton & .Co.:; 'Montreal, :bought
for the hill ti de, sold .everywhere at .7:5C, rnp
Sale price . . NC.
25
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lllade;by •VanAlleri & Co,,. Hamilton; latest
style for fall trade, sold everywhere at '
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Assor•
ted Makers; latest novelties, 'sold
everywhere at' 1:50, sale price
u doz.. Collar § .' "
All sues and heights,shapes,sold
everywhere at,; 2» for -a 5c;; sale price:..;3, for 2.5c
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The.
$1,00
25 doz. Collars .
till the very newest, styles, -4-ply linen, - sold
ev. r. •4V • r at50C,` . • .5.
e y he c 3for sale pl ce....2. for ��,c
Rubber Collars
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All. sizes .and sh.a p .es, sold; eyver wher=e at
•.
:25e, sale' rice .' tRe
•
io dor:: Men's"Sox
Black;Cashnnele, all sizes, regular 25e,
sale'price •
io .dor. Men's . Fancy Hose
Cashmere, regular 50e, sale price
17 doz.• Men's"Ties
New goods, bought for this season's
•'bade,'latest novelties, sold •everywhere•.
. at '2 c. saleprice .. '
� 19C,
19e
30 doz. Men's Ties ' .
All the newest colorings s aiishapes. sha es. iii -
chiding : puffs .'ft;tir-vin-hands,, string's,
bows,' .etc. reg: 5oc, sale `.price
dor. Workin Shirts
Assort:d patterns, sold ec t.ryWhole' at
5oc, sale price.,
2�
doz. Men's *-rats
All the latest En: lisp; A.i ierlean -and. : '
C.al�adirtn styles,, all' to go at LESS: TI- AN
W l-1oLJ SAID{ PRICE: •
'MOWS Caps:*
sorted Tweeds, sold . everywhere' a
;\t
sod, sale.price
Penmar4UriderWear,\..iter.. roof Coats Fancy
Vest';. Umbrellas, Odrlers, Cult Holders, Silk
Mufflers, . Braces, Nights'tirts, ' Handkerchiefs,'
Sweaters, Gloves, Mitts, Or., •all' to go :at LESS
THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.'
We guarantee everything
N EW this season.
SASE CUME
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�$' t:•'.M +Y • e .ayp ?rte>ft# ,,•r�.. iiI iiP
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LAST CHANCE TO BUY
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The exceptional valne of these w,ttt:frrr;, 11:m n•'tcicr thein srll likx' i lis*
pi•oteTWeil hitt-enkt'.
WO' Int TO onlya few left and thew will bt' 14.71.1 i1nt•ln;; the next
Week. ...' ,
If yeti Intend, to take advsutege e:1' illi, entre• It d rir•rna•a t.t, l,ly .t good
wettt•11 for r$1.00 write et onto, unclosing tiro etnl.ntit itttti it . st to for pas,;:tlge.
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JOHN S. €p A R N .A R D
$ st., . ., LONDON,' ONT.
LONDON'S Jl SVi;ILLLi1