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A,. ft. SM, ITH. l3ditor and.Prop. . 0 0 . #', '. . ' ' ' ' ' * * 0- � "Vear do You remember the roadi we , Urs*.�&. 1. CAtter of Brando'n, man., I I . I I � 1 �_1117
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/ lkautY Is only skin deep -and Most of -0"Utify,l. � I X.' - - . A Newspaper Problem 1, LArvae of the Big Niny J)eotle 'M O'n 'f'i I" , , - ` . � S
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pretty girls haven't much depth. What tends to make a - I I or f6june "g." 1, r � . . - 4 . , - ,
the Often hungry and tbir.str a;)d weilry will vWt friends before returning bottle, , Wear, ., , -P'aen'
town more at- (From the Border Citles, Star Windsor.) and wet, , � . . . I �_�,��7,-,, � Weav �
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* * * tractive than its well- kept'lawnNind tidy Harilly a day ppates in a newppapef, , With rough rains beating where we baid Tvir, and 31ra. w. Wbitr,014 left oil - � I I � I . �
.Some people rise by getting in on the streets? Yet that is. some Vrol" tho ("lieu , � Thursday morning to spent a few� days . . I I .1 . 0
. , thing that our I office without the requgstbeing proferrg?l IV'rOwOrl"s Colue no, rooftrees- , 71, ,*
:Reotlo�notittion of Crops JWst .
ground floor of everything that comes good town of Winshani is, not taking in some. form, "Please don't publish otteh IV Do �ou remember"? in Toronto seeing old friends and taking I 0 �
along. I MU0 Pall,$ With at Present. Only last ,and stigh an iterull Sortietimgs it isn,t own Rowedies for .'These insect � Pests "How could I forget"? in the sigutg. I �
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V * I week the water was ordered to, be closed I a request but a command, Sometimes it —Older Alnuing. "Now do You remember poverty and ill. I - of New, Fall G I
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off grom the bowling, green, because the comes with on Insinuating smile, I Iss IT. X. ,LQwryof Brussels who has . I i
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it makes a man feel like,. a sucker to see by Ontario Department ot nem, been the guest of her aun VIrs. J. 11, V, NIEW FALL GOODS are. C01011110 to hand �
, honest old gentleman who 'takes cirg o Acrijulture, Torgnto.) t, I
thekiss4behaswax4dior wasted .upon. .f much would it cost to keep. such and such Tears for defeat and many a joy fore- Pay, also her cousina Mr. and , ,
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I that green was using a few p4ilfuls to re- ,a story out of the paper?,, It May be . Mrs. cecil I �
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a little black and white pup, HITB grubs are the larvae gone, Day, returned bottle ]a daily And our Range. of Goods �
. I I vive. spots that were bolog scorched with well to, set forth some of the principles of the large dark brown Many a harsh, red noon# m , st week, X , , . You will i
I I the drought and sun. We do not need to upon which 21 newspaper judges the merits May beetles, or "June any 4 sallow' Mr: W. 1), Williams who has spent X In all departments Large and Prices ., Low. ,
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-a the 'Country is be told of the scarcity of water, that is an of requests of this nature. Hard feelings Bugs," as they are coin- And the pallor of many a dawn? 601ale months i4 U. S. domains arrived , I
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. beln& run just a . N:4;� We are at Your service with large stocks 1
I , a gowl as, he could run it ,old story to us and a matter that ,the are sometimes ctueed. quite unnecessarily mo,uly called, which are familiar to homean Tuesday night just for a two I .
I himeeitcan be safely clasged as a conser- town council should waste no time in when such requests are refused, X In both St I 0 1
Vative. . everyone. The grubs breed for the "Of friends we have shared homes. where weeks vacation, Re looks as well a$ oresv,Ladles* Wear and,meals
. having remedied There"is a scamity of There 'Ire we have feasted, I .. I . over. X I . . . . . 11
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When a girl plays a ragtime so that it bar, ' newspapers feels quite free to grant a. re,, sod has not been broken tip for some Small jOY9, sweet-scentid, greeting us Miss V. A. Ruestou has resumed 11 'X 11 4
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, a littlo, to do. with it this year, but quest of the kind. Really the test which Years. When fully f,!rown the like flowers er .N -� NEW FALL. COATS ' - I '
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sounds like a funeral march, it may be why should this be, the case in ai town 0 Y are Dreams deep and clean a Ja q $ 1, I d-4tieq on the. isank of Ijamilton. staff-, ,� . . .
a responsible newiPaper applies to eve baving spent a well earned liolida, i
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truthfully said that she is murdering the size of Wlngbaw, In case 6f the .ry thick, fat creatures, white In dolor, finished, .. nd b r air y y with We bandle the. garment of Merit. Brand of 4
the music. . I case of the kind brought before it is, is with'the 1)QdY Partially curled up and � friends in Toronto and otherplaces. Ladies'Coats ana Suits. It will be to your�interest I
bowling green, the watorhas been saved it in the public interest to publish it or to the last segments of a darker hue And high, triumphant hours? . I
I . . * 0 0 as though it wore gold, had it been wasted I . from the food showing through the "Dear d ' Mr. 0114 Mrs. 11. W. Dao�� and litile, X .to Inspect our large Stock of LudieW, Misses' and �
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A Montreal crank was married in his and uged.in any large quantity, it �Vould svpress it? If it isa matter involving in _o you remember more that needs daughter of Chesley, were week -end vis- = Childre n's ready to weal, garments. - - 1,
be different ,altogether, . any way Public Morality or the public's ,kin. They teed orx the roots of the no telling, itors at the home of Mrs, 0. W. Walker. . I
� shirt sleeves and Without his collar and m . grass, and When this has been I- I ,
. . oney, it is certainly the duty of a re- Ploughed up they attack whatever Since the old beacons flaralo before us They also took in the celebration on ,%,,t TOP .'Sl.drts—Alt the 'r.ew styles Are bere, I
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I tie—possibly in his overalls. But he pro- Another matter'for the humane society sponsible newspaper to . yet, . I . . .
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I � . , give publicity to plant rally be grown, Three years are 114onday the 6th, I comprising best weaves in silks, Serge$ �Ind, poplins. I
. bably even then �had more on than his to deal with is the horses drinking bowls the matter. It is for the protection of spent underground, thou the beetles Golden in the dusk near the old road's � X Waists—Big �ange �tnd big va4ue' in Ge4irg- I
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. bride, on the streets. What must the poor tired the public, it . I I �.
, I ,must be Pubished, It. it. is appear, often in great swarins, in the ending. � * ' Mr-, A114 Mrs. 11. V, a0lnies and miss .
I I animal$ do to quench their thirst? I ette Crepe, Silk Crepe and plain itnd fancy Silks
I . � . information which the publi early summer and devour the tender Do You remember"? .VV Perkins will spend the next two weeks . i
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c ought to foliage of trees and shrubs, After I visiting at Toronto, Hamilton, Woodstock I .
. I � . "Order your coal now" is the advice of I Ifthe 1020 waterworks committee are have, the, newspaper is not justified in "How could I forget"? � arAd Voiles See o6r'�peqial silk � I
unable to deal with this scarcity of water -buzzing about in the early evening I . . Waist at $5.0.0
suppressing it. But if no Public interest they settle down to teed and when and other places, Theymotored to the SweaterS—Are in Stock in All colors .'a'nd
those who know. We're -sorry we ordered , - . 1W I I
ours last April—but we haven't received I why should they continue to charge for isinvolved, if it is merely information, daylight comes they ,hide away under- city on We$nesday and were accompan- styles "Made of tbei best of Wool," See them.
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1. I ;lawn .and street watering. The people . ground where the soil is loose and ied by Miss X, ,Uarngey who i 14, 1 � . I
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it yet. which even if interesting, would be worth. GEO.J. WRIGHT" will spend o- Prices the lowest. . .1
are willing topay for it butin return are . . under grassor rubbish about fqnc(,s some time visiting relatives il the c I . I
I 0 0 OR . less to the public, the.newspaper, is entit- a � 2)A)V2)MA_vrz,R and taking in the 9xhibition. i ity ..... X
. I loathe to be treated as school children led to use its own judgment in suppressing and buildings. I lixperien�ed Piano Tuner— I New Dress Goods' ' �
� Howmany mothersare teaching their being chastic The grubs, being ulldCrg ound I
. .ed for doing something that it ., r TeacbOr of Rddiments of Musl X —Silks and Velvets,,. Hos- I
� � . feeders, are very,difilcuit to control, , . c, Har. X iery, Gloves, Underwear and Corset'
� girls to -day the value of money or the their O'teacher" says they must not do, monY, 0oumerpoint %nd Composition s of the best I
, I There is a school of journallseze thought A great variety of experfillents have I
L-een made with cheluicals of many Leave orders at THE� ADVANCr-, office ,M makes, values unsurpassed. . .. I . I I
� . necessity of being economical? It is not Wingharn ratepayers and citizens would which holds that all news is good news, sorts, but none has proved successfill. . All brass and reed instruments - THEY ALL KNEW, 11 I . . I
I thAr ability to dance well that will make gladly assist in saving water if asked ,to and that its chief function is to be. ,� the and viollii, . 1. I — X
I them -valuable help -mates in the future, do so in a kindly manner. inter- The only method of control I Men's 'Store I
- esting, no matter who may suffer, It is adoption of a systern of rotation of — . The business man assumed a frown, .41 . . I
I but -their abiliti to spend . tothe best pos- At electlon'tim6 these same councillors this class of newspaper that specializes on crops, No field should be left. In grass And wildly throw his paper down. X What about your new Fall Suit. or
I 1611.1.11111111 � . ..."I".. . . for more than three years, An old Overcoat,
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I I I - -, � "news" that is merely criminal:gossip and pasture, when broken up, is often HYSICIAN We asked the reason for the fuss, - X, ' Shipments of Men"s and Boys cloth I
. - scandal. It boasts that theri is �Q censor- found to be full of these grul)s and 1 61 N-111 . I I And this is what he said to us: Ing are iloN-� in. I
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. I I will attack the roots of any . dl(v� � I � !: Z i "The Ultors, it seems to me Vi Take a look at our "Fite Rite" and Bachelor Suits. I
I ship on any of its columns, that anything they (I I 'i �� I . I It X Our new styles ar i , �
. it thinks the public might like to read is plants that are so*wn in i5face of teir , ftw1w 1�� Are like the acorps—up a tree. , e Winners. 1)
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� . I . . news fit to be published. � I - I ordinary food which has beon remov- I I By thunder, they are stupid folk, X . .. .
I I I There is another class of. ed. Corn ,and potatoes will qum-r fie r1l Look at this paper. I It's a jolm", Bargains For The Boys I . . I
ne*sPaper verely, but clover is least ai,ct, c, by" - CHIR"*%"RACTIC
which never, by kir -,
I I " I any chance. prints any- them and way be seeded down'wi(h I . You may need a new scil-100-1 suit. . We, I W -iii
Canada CaAA Practice is confined exclusiv He was a Business' I . I
�: . I I IV,.I., thing that might hurt anyone's feelingo. rye. After the second year ally crop ely to . Man, YOU see, give 10 per cent discount 0 1
. � Serious scandals may develop will usually be safe. Doep plollgl) Chiropractic, the only and original Sys. And knew our bus' X I ff BOY'S Suits for two
., . . . in the pub- . 1 11 4, tem of .3pinal Adjustment. EXective in iness perfectly. V4 weeks'. I . � . . . " .
, I lic affairs of its community, but they are in October before the weallivi, be- . V . I
� � � I 95 P, - cent of all cases. The Lawyer heaved a heavy sigh � i
. I I . I soft-pedalled for fear they - might hurt comes cold will expose the grubs an(. . , , .
I . —Reduce Her Taxes . I destroy many. Pigs and poultry, "Chiropractic locates and Removes ,And fixed the Paper with his eye. ___________� I — 11
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- . I Pay Her War,Debts . newspaper recognizes no responsibility to greedily devour them. Whore vii ol ' That Journalism is so bad S
I ' . deld Is large It would be Nvell to coii�_' J, A. FOX� D. C. D. 0. .
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� I moneyand.seeks to accomplishthis by fine them all pAgItsohy,fulljpyhoqnuealligfile.d-.gHroaudrusate in Osteo- This paper has attacked a Court, 1 i
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I � . . . . making friends and no eneinies, cleared mDvethem on to a fresh feed- to a p. m. I , , Should never be allowed in print." X, . I . . . I . ,
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the paper which, while pyMpathefic, kil)d�
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Wireworms are tb,e larvae of Click
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of human nature, nevertheless also recog-
habit of springing up In the air with
a "click" when laid upon their backs,
Graduate Royal College of Dental
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Aqd knew our business perfectly.
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hizes its responsibility to the public in all
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a cot or sitting in a chair. At bedtime �� We wonder why som& things mu I
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rounded above, with very short le.-,,
Graduate Uttiverifty of Toronto -Faculty
said, with angry eye, �, . a sponge bath, and ,was rubbed i Care's purpose we can see,
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color. The grubs are long and round,
with a very 'hard skin, froux whieh
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They'd ought to send the papers free. fast his eyes became slightly dintned, his " To view the past, and then we learn
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they get their name of Wire-wo 111.4,
and yellow or wlittish in color. I'
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Why don't they print some decent yarn, ten and a halt pounds in weight, InI888� doubt �
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Editor McDonald of the Chesley Enter-
life history 1P very'sinillar to that of
the White Grub%,
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Describe for instance, my new barn? folin Zacbar of Racine, Wis., went with -'Was good for us as it worked 'out.
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roots of any plants that inay I)e
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� . We understand Ex -President Halbert orn and potatoes, ; -, 1; I
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. ill the latter of which they often bu 1. _... f - , � Ledvin, me lollely an, forlorn � .
� I . I . . The Key to the market is jumped on the Enterprise man with I)OEII row great holes. As In the case of t1h) , I till ,; �! �17 Tile Preacher said: "I cannot say 1�
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I feet at a picnic at Silver Lake in Kinloss White Grubs, no treatinent of the �v . . . . . . I ) I t � , � The press is of much use to -day. -Things Happen For'The Best. : I
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ToWnship because we called poli- � . � 4 1 1 .1 .12 The Editors have no back bone, � . f In life's great plan have h�d a part,
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I I . . � 0c.71 tagir 4nd hypotrite for tamlkina been, found effective. Thereto a prev- �� � , t �� .11 ". Their Papers lack a moral tone, . .. Things mostly happen for the best, . i Why I should boi� to Diatlitb command,
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, I . . . I I . 1. I . . . I the salary but this is an entire nilstake. The U er get a place ,, How,ever hard it seems to -day. As time went on I. came t4 know
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� � . .. . � . . � 1*� lenge Xiglbert to rpeet t of . In spite of everything I do When some fond plan ha ' s gone astray, That it.was really better sm,, .
.� I I � . '. � Canadian r ps on ,qLny public crops, as in the case of White Grubs. -.1. 1, *�. -.1 ;; -;,,,,, Or what you'd wished for most was ' . . �
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I : - , I � platform in Ontario and we will Proye our Ploughing in A-ugust ana ... - "..... - An' you sit countin' up the, cost I
� . . I � . I I . clwge, Further, if our stateMel)t is not Ploughing in Septeulber will destroy FUNERALS, WEDDINGS, ETC. So narrow is our vision here
.1 I Ships . great numbers. Clean cultivation, He was a Preacher, don't you see, With eyes half -blind by tears of grief ,�hat we are blinded by a tear
. � � corrmt, it Is libello4 Patted Plants and Cmt FloW.ers , While doubt is chokin'out belief
� . . I . , a and we invite Hal- leaving no weeds or other shelter for SpAvialty I And knew our business perfectly. .
. I . bert to sue the Enterprise for- libel and we the'beetlei, in fence corners and else- 4 r I I An' stunned by every litirt an' blow
, . � . I.,. . will prove it out of the mouths of many where js,�aloo of Importance. . Catalogues shown on request, . The You'll find when all is underst ' cod .. I Which comes to -day to strike us low,
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� I �.. : ; I � � witnesou thaj he was not orie of the .Prea� up the' old pastures is the great Professor wagged his head !That what seemed bad was really good 'J An I'� yet some day we turn 'An' fit d
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. .1 . . � " adylee all 'farmers should �ollow. _' � And combed his whiskers. as he said, Life can't be ' unted in a day, .
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.- . . I . I . . I . . eleven wh6otood up when the House was Dr. 0. J. S. Bethune, 0. A, College Phone 142, Wingham In language polished and sublime: . . . That'what seemed ,cruel once was kind,
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� I � I Gueipll, , - r "Our Journalism is a crime. Next autumn means a bukpper crop, 1 If We c
. I The Navy League of Canada - in Committee of the Whole to vote against f The presenctorain that will not stop I �
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7 . . I .1 I � I I I in our I es t at give the lie to -Halbert. eider Nalang, 0. " "NEXCELLED Arises from it I . -,-- ___.,___'________.____ �_ I I
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I . . � . . I I . � I I;.' ,,, . . __ __111111111W ed and done oritt t for repentance. Juice- and hard, . cider is fermented I THE MUTTJAL LIF8 ASSUR- Andgrow in ore foolish every day", 1i - � . . . - __=�
I I � . I . . . . He is still in the gall of bitterness, I apple Juice.. � To get the 'Juice the ap- . .ANCE CO. of CANAPA . . , . I I., . � , 0 . I .
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I . - I , without food, but he seems to have pro - Pall "re
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� � � I , ( I . , . estway of doing this i's to pqit,�,grige Phones-Officea. 43;. Residence6 of Drs, . loriged his life by an occasional drinki of . . . , . I I - I . 1, I
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. , ., . I ': I ' ' "I -th6 tew Schedule 'file4 -4itfi *the tained from the fruit d'hd sto 'r
. I I- ; '.. . . . 115 t. . I .-,. , -, Ill ' . Bo�ird of, Rdilway Cow- . re away Dr. 1. P, Kenticoy specializes in Surgery. .was shown'in the disaster at the Tynewdd , . X. P. R. NEVILLE, Pegi4strizr ,.
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. . ,�,, . ., . 44 tele ' devel4�16nt " to wipe out these inequalities. of eider,th.6 pr*ourizatioll process _ ,. . I . . . 11 2
1 - . 1. . Pal ' Pfibnt , as ' 9 the juice to 170 � de�, to diseases of Women and Children and, when four men and a boy who hid'been : . --- --- - .. -_ ,,
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11 . . 1, I The rate#, for. exchange. service proposed for, WI�TGUAM Dr Calder devotes; speci 4 attention to ableto walk when released, . . . I I .
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0 li_ . . . . Businea.q 8erVioe Monthly,Rate ' bo Injured, I' ihe wreck of the . : Wd� P -- . _;-t�i..),,%-.,,'k j,i-,'�,�O,� �.',,? 'S
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� � . '' and also man� mold kipores liatle to I . . ::I - � ".. .-. .. ,�L,:, �, ,,,%.,
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, . - I . I . of the present pilrehasing power of the dollar. They tompare teurizing the Juice and then adding Service, in 1890, . . HAT maid or matron's beart does ' .
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I . I .. I favorably witli the iner6ased rates which telephone cordpanits a good yonot to the raiv Juice an soon 41W Dr. Tatiner'sexperinient in New York 1, I)Ot long fol, t1le proper Silver -
I 110vt haa tO seCurd fr6fn ptibliO servied bodies all over the as obtained from the apples, Tile . . in 1980 arose out of the claint of Uallie , W citvice with which to comfort -
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. I contift I efit. . ten the desirod fermentation and oil Niglit trains . Prancher of Brooklyn that she had lived � their own family ,and entertain their . , I
� . chock the mold development, and Parlor cars on prin, fourteen Years without food. Dr. WW. guests.. And'what family ill town, doeg
I .The covitnpditles we have to bu:�-IAbor dod- watwisit-hava Tile bost temperature for formen- ciple Day trains. A. Hammond offered her $1,000 if she . , �
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� � . day use, the cost of which hot ra9lde present livifig txptnto Joitem, 0, A. Collego, Guellill, I Where quality merchandise is sOld at ti
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� . I I I .11, . I I ]DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN W. V. liurgman, Agrent, Phone SO, or ing physician in Minneapolis, offered to I We. will fit the bridge betive .6 � )�
. ... �, , , 06,TLOPATHY ' U. 11. Ulliott, Tuwn Veket Agent, I'llone eyes with an adjustinent th en ybur
� . � V � . I THZ BELL TZLSPROM Coup"y . 14, Wilighaln. take tip the challenge, and Dr. 11ammond at WoWt
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� 4J� - OF CANAMA Vt $1,000, and if he dies I will, give him -- are 11"ing glasses.
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I I . . I ,. I losteopmah in North Huron. I SELL a decent burleL 11 Dr. Tatiqer, who wag i 1.
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