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THE WYINGIIAM TIMES, FEBRUARY I8, :)U
Kernels from the Sanctum Mill
Interesting Paragraphs from our iixchenges.----_--- -
Mr. Tractus WI man, formerly an alder -
ellen of Toronto, and latterly a promin-
ent fume—dal figure in the United States,
is dead.
Mr. (leo, Town has sold the Gotten
House at Wroxeter to Mr. W. C Currie,
who was formerly landlord of the Union
Hotel, Wroxeter.
NE i AI.ciL .
• "I had been suffering about six months
with Neuralgia when I started tatting
lllilburn's I}•betinuitle Pills. They did
me more good than any medicine I ever
used. Mrs. Annie ltytut, Sand point, N.
S.,,
Jas. L. Walkombepurchased lot 23,
con 8, 1:Iowick, formerly owned by Mrs.
M. E. Stevenson, for $2000 and gets im-
mediate possession.
Tneslanderers of the Canadian climate
should pause when they learn that in
our best farming districts the -railways
have been plowing alt winter.
Ct d °1{9 05 3En. X -Ca..
Bears the _ TheKind You
Hatee Wins Bought
Sign fttlrn pi -e- `! ,2"-T !/,.%'
Mr. C. Ries, notified his ens-
tomers at Wroxeter that owing to
the advanced price of fuel to run the
Electric Lights, he would have to raise
the price 2c a week per light all round.
After an illness which confined her to
bed for the last eight years Annie Hay,
daughter of the late James Hay of God-
erich received ber release Thursday
morning, •
All kinds of Coughs and Colds. Bron-
rbitis, Whooping Cough, Pairs in the
Chest, 'Wheezier:. H•tarsness. Sore Throat
and Asthma. yield to the Lung heeling
-properties of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup. Price 25c.
D. McIver is leaving Goderich, having
accepted a position with the Consolidated
Plate Co., of Toronto, as traveller for
Manitoba and the Territories in connec-
t tion with their Winnipeg branch.
A men in Connecticut who celebrated
his 80th Year by a tetamile skate has
forfeited his amateur attending by
challenging any man iu the world not
under 70 years of age to skate for apurse
of from $5 to $100 and the septua genal••
ian tulle championship.
A Sats Fransico girl has petitioned the
city io pass an ordivauce providing that
any "untuarried male perso,a over 21,
upon being proposed to by any female
over 18," must accept orbs punished for
misdemeanor. Evidently the girls out
on the coast take leap year seriously.
Boars the , Tho Kind You Hate Always Bou t
Signature
of
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A wedding took place in the Sacred
Heart Church, Mildmay, on February
10th, the contracting parties of which
were Mr. Joseph Reinhart, of the 6th
concession, and Miss Catherine St. Marie
of the town line. The ceremony was
performed by Rev, Father Lehmann:
Another of El ma's worthy pioneers
]las passed away in the person of George
Graham, 8th con. west, who died on
Wednesday, 3rd inst., after au illness
of a few weeks' time, He had been a
sufferer from heart trouble fer many
years, and of late had many severe at-
tacks which greatly weakened him.
Mrs. T. J. Mundigel, eldest daughter
of Mr. Jos. Scholl, Buffalo, and a former
resident of Teeswater, died at Grand
Forks, N. D., on Thursday, January 28, '
at the early age 33 years, 1 month and 21
days.
Laxa•Liver Pills are a positive cure for t
Sick Headache, Biliousness, constipation.
Dyspepsia, %and all stomach and liver
complaints. They neither gripe. weaken I
nor sicken. Price 25e. at all dealers.
A big wedding took place at the
Deemerton R. C. church on Tuesday
snorhing, Feb. 9th, when Miss Cecilia
Grab was united in marriage to Mr
Tohn Stroeder. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Brohmaun.
Several wild cats have been trapped by
the farmers along the Lake Range
south of Port Elgin. It is believed that
the animals are driven oat of the swamps
by hunger, they not being able to catch
rabbits and such like prey on which they
usually live.
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Bears the The K"id YIn Have Aleuts 8143
Signature
of 6r,
Thos. Harris, of Goderich, has sold his
farm near Dungannon to Wm. J. Kil-
lough, of Exeter, for the sum of $7.000.
The farm contains 134 acres and is a
fine property, with good buildings and
an extensive orchard.
In a recent letter to T. Hall from Van-
couver the sad news was conveyed of
the death in California of Mrs. Lyons
(formerly Miss Minnie McCallum), eld-
est daughter of Engineer McCallum,
late of the Goderich waterworks and
fire brigade, but now of Vancouver.
sten WITH wOICris.
Mrs. J. D. Mayo. South ; tnlsley, P.
Q., wrote the following: "One of my
children took sick with worms and after
trying everything without getting relief
we procured Dr. Low's Worm Syrup
which acted promptly and etd'ectuaily."
The total debt of the rafted States
above the cash balance in the treasury is
$911.000,0(10. The experiment of govern-
ment on a gigantic scale is receiving a
trial in the United States but its econ-
omy, its safety and its stability have yet
to be shown.
The salaries paid municipal officers in
Walkerton are: treasurer $275, to include
free office, fuel and lighting, clerk $2100,
tit+lessor $100, collector $120, waterworks
engineer $275 to include free house, fuel
and lighting, assistant constable and
night watch $365. caretaker of cemetery,
00, inspector of streets and sidewalks
V325, medical health officer $25.
DR:k. W. CHASE'S
CATARRH CURE ... &MC.
Ie tent direct to the diseased
parts by the Improved Blower.
Beale the ntcere, clears the air
(
sages, steps 'keeping')
in
the
%roatand permanently ture.
Catarrh and a Vevey. Plower
se. All dealers, ci• in. A. W. Cha,s
Medicine Ce., Toronto add Su5ab.
Mr. A. Iiardinan, caretaker at the
Ttowel public school is unwell and off
.minty for Conpple of weeks.
Daring ng the
past eighteen years in which he km,.wttrnded to this work he has missed only
tyre d sys.
DOCTOR THE BOnSES.
Mrs. Thos. Thompson, Roland, Man.,
writes; "sly husband would not be with-
out Hagyard's Yellow Oil in the house,
as ha gdoctoring
up the uses horses it a and considersoodealfor it splendidd!t,
;ricePrice 25e.
IiIa Brumfield on J1Io•ieday 1'ubcuary •
kith. Mrs. Robert W. Marls, a f J3rue -
t field passed to toe great beyan,t. 'I he
d tueased had reached the good ell age cf
83 and had lived in the ee :ti in for a I
great many years.
Salt was struck at Kincardine on the
7th inst., at the depth of 875 feet, being
over MO feet nearer the surface than et
Goderich. They drilled through tlnrteen,
feet eight inches of solid salt; from. two
ur'dtuary glasses of the brine one and a
hair glasses of pure white salt, the stone
to quality as the Goderich, was pro
duced. There is tnucii excitement in
town, and the cowp:iny are much elated
with the success of their enterprise.—
From Listowel Banner of Sept. 17th,
1808.
The scratch of a pin. may cause the
loss of a limo or even Meath when bloat
poisoning results arum the injury. All
danger of this may be avoidee, uuwever,
by promptly applying Chamber'lain's
Pain Balm. It is an autist•piw and tin,
equalled as quick healing limn:ent for
outs, bruises autt burns. Pot' sale by
°elle A. Campbell, Wingham.
A dastardly attempt was made to burn
down the Mount Forest Pa, lie school.
When the janitor went to the school
early next morning he found a hole had
been broken in the ceiling over the
boiler, the hole filled with paper and set
ou fire. Fortunately the paper had
burned out without setting tire to the
lath and joists. Mr. J. T. Allen, chair-
man, and other members of the board,
were promptly notified, and they are now
offering $100 for iuforwatiou of the
party or parties implicated.
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You Take No Chances
Colin A. Campbell guarantees every
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and will refund the money to anyone
who is not satisfied atter using two-
thirds of the contents This is the best
remedy in the world for la grippe,
nought, colds, croup and whooping cough
and is pleasaet and safe to take. It pre-
vents any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia.
A Yorkshire Socialist, who was once
explaining to a friend the principles of
Monday morning. February 8th, Josh- Socialism, remarked that all possessions
Joshua Craven, one of the inmates of the should be shared equally. "If you had
jail, who was spending his second win- two horses," said the friend, sikuld you
ter in the institution, died at the advau- t give me one?" "Of course," replied
ced ago of about eighty. Mr. Craven I the Socialist. "And if yon had two
had been ill for several months of kidney , cows, would you do the same?" "Of
trouble and had received careful inedi- I course I should." Well, supposing, now,
cal attention.( said the friend slowly, "you had two'
BPhil Piuswouldthem?" 1
ship was briefing in a drove of cattle to I that's getting ower near home, said the
Mount Forest the cattle bolted crossing I other, shyly ; "the knows I5ve got tea
e Dan Dineen of Arthur Town-
Recovered iilea
nems LDIi4G 111S WAaTED
FltAinbl WITH FERROZONE,
if it is. Health, l<lenewetl Vigor, Well'
Balanced Nerves You Want, Try
'I he k nod Tonic Ferrozone.
No etre tiger evidence than the case :,f
Jun. Al. Auestee la use stet to pruvu rl nt
leri•i,.•2011e an uusutpus.t'd as a Wale and
rebuilder. \'Praia{ bunt his home in
Beru,uvilie, Air. .dut+tee says; "I shad
tt timed lever two yeses age, and for a
Mug time l'linititt't get strong. I cant
teelt»rt cl toy duutur's orders out -
for luo:,ttis took ids tleilieahe regnlatly
but no neuter what I did i cuuluu't get
up enough &traugru to take up seem
etsepluy went nl;e.ut. Lake most weak
people I wile alt,u uervuus anti newly bud
to i;IVO up the demote. I reed of Ferro -
zone end decided to try ir. 1 took the
Rest box wast stir r'eaiult s. I felt stronger.
tato mewed box, t tau,shed inn and my
strength rett',ruett very remedy. I kept
et
uu uug F'rrroznee and my IIieun
ds the
nutieed how gawkly I was improving.
TThist:ucearagt•tt mu to take mow Fel roe
zone and toy st,engtli all returned ; in
two mouths. Wheu I loaned P rrozone
I gave up all Muer nn'ch(iues and can
say that it elute) restored mu. Fur weak,
utrveos p..opte, l+'erroznuu will do more
good thou aue tlttug wee."
ll'errozone is both a food and a med.
iciue, It builds up the wasted tissue
and strengthens the v ealrehed nerves by
giving the seri eel a ple,tttful supply if
Wire ituurishtui,' blued. It puts new
vli4t.r Lau every organ of the hotly', dis-
pels nerve sickues,t id lassitude. The
pl'
,tton 'met uses Ferro,oue will have
as good appetite, healthy noni}.lexiuue
good digestion and a reserve or strength
that protects you against pneulrer.ia
and weukeniug revers.
11\in-ozone is not a nauseous ced liver
oil mixture-, bet a chocolate coated tab-
let, emulating the most stix•ugiheiting
el.iuients iu concennaxed loran. Very
easy fo take. Its sale tats multiplied
year by year end nu remedy to day
holds a higher place in the esteem of the
public. The Maumee of Ferrozone is due •
to its ability to give strength to the weak
and cure the sick of their troubles.
Insist on getting Ferrozone when you
ask fur it, autl refuse to deal with any
druggist who tries to induce you to
accept some substitute affording him
more profit. Price 50 ce}Its per box, or
six boxes fur $2.50, at all drnggists or
by mail from N. 0. Polson & Co.,
Kingston, Ont., and Hartford, Conn.,
U. S. A.
Of coerce the difference between spec-
ulating and gambling is that if it's gam-
bling you lose.
andgiveShe Bright's six of them were killed. A boy i Lever's '17-Z (Wise Head) Disinfectant ' Hcarpt !'z 9 p ed.
driving them with a horse and cutter I Soap Powder dusted in the bath, softens I
was saved by jumping, but the horse was , the water and disinfects. 33
killed and the cutter smashed. B. Bothwell, ex -principal of the Lia- FAINT AND DIZZY SPELLS.
After a night with "the boys" there is I towel public schools; met with aparticu- j
,
• o better remedy to clear the head and ; larly painful misha• p. He banked the ;
settle the stomach than Milburn's Ster-
ling Headache Powders. Price lOc. and
25e. ail dealers.
A great many farmers and others who
have had stray animals come on their
premises have beep under the impression
that they can claim costs from the time
said animals came to the premises,
whether they advertised them or not.
This iswrong. They can claim expenses
only from the time they are advertised. A.
man up west had four cattle on his pre-
mises two months before being adver-
tised, and on claiming damages was only
allowed by the law for advertising.
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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furnace fire for the night and went up- i
stairs, but turned to go downstairs again, t
lost his footing and fell headlong down I
the steps. The lamp he was carrying I
. was smashed, and the oil, vvhict covered
his face and head, took fire. Mr. Roth-
well sustained several very severe burns.
I his left ear being amost reduced to a
crisp.
A charge of murder in the first degree,
j against a Nebraska man has been with-
drawn because it was shown that a
microbe having a most formidable name I
and a well-established reputation for
manslaughter entered the wound of the I
man and caused death. A bullet enter-
ed the man first and in all probability
would have caused death anyhow, but
rhe bacillus got there too, and therefore
the charge against the shooter must be
changed to assault with intent to kill,
larson, disorderly conduct, or something
"equally good." The law is a wonder-
! f al thing sometimes.
Mrs. Goodridge, one of the old rest- SrAxE or t7HIo, CITY`TOLEDO,•
t
dents of Clinton died at the residence of Lucas County. i SS.
her daughter, Mrs. W. Murch, base line Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Hu]lett, on Sunday Feb, 7th, at the age is senior partner of the firm of Ig' J.
of 3 years and 3 months. For a number Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of years Mrs. Goofridge resided in Olin- of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ton with her late husband, William Oen. Ire snul:D DOLLARS for each' and
Goodridge, and even after his death eon- every case of Catarrh that cannot be
tinned to live there np to about 10 years , cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHrNLY.
ago, when she went to live with Mrs. (Seal.) A. W. GLEASON,
Murch, Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muc-
ous surfaces of the system, Send for
"I have taken a great many different testimonials free.
medicines for stomach trouble and con- F. J. Cnnsi " & Co., Toledo, 0.
stipation," says Mrs. S, Geiger, of Dunk. Sold by all Druggists, 73c.
erton, Iowa, "but never had as good re- Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
sults from any as from Chamberlain's tion.
Stomach and Liver Tablets." For sale -- --
by ('olio A. Campbell, Wingham, There died in Edmondviile, on Friday
morning, January 20th, Mr. Leopold
Otto 'V anE ;mond at the age of 86 years i
months and 26 days. He was cue of the
A petition signed by all the business
men and many others of Milverton was
ELT EbAK AND f EMUS.
CaL313 SCARCELY EAT.
TWO BOXES OF
MILBURN
9s
HEART and NERVE
PILLS
Cured Mrs. Edmond Brown. Inwood, Ont.,
' whoa she had almost given up hope
of ever getting well again.
She writes : "I was so run down that
I was not able to do my work, was short
I of breath, had a sour stomach every night
iand could scarcely eat. My heart palpi.
tated, I had faint and dizzy spells and felt
weak and nervous all the time. My
husband got me a box of Milburn's Heart
1 and Nerve Pills but I told him it was no
use, that I had given up hope of ever
i being cured. He however persuaded me
i to take them and before I had used hall
the box I began to feel better. Two boxes
made a new woman of the and I have beet
well and have been able to do my wort
ever since."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and
5o ets. box, or 3 for $r.25, all dealers or
THE T. MILBURN CO., Lim itedl
TORONTO. ONT.
presented to the council last week ask- most remarkable anon amongst the early
ing that a by-law be submitted to the settlers of the Huron tract; a direct
ratepayers of the village at an early descendant of the celebrated Count
date for the purpose of raising $2000 to Edmont, whose tragical execution by
purchase the right of way for the pro- the Spaniards is a momentous event in
posed C.P.R. extension through Milner• the history of the Netherland and
ton. The council took action by at once Europe, His father, Colonel Van
instructing their solicitor to draw up a Egmond, was an ofiizer in the army of
by-law that it might be submitted to the 1 Napoleon Bonaparte, but previous to
ratepayers at an early date.
For Oohs sixty Years.
An Old and Well -Tried
R m
e edy---lairs
Winslow's SoothingSyrnp has been used
for over suety years bymillionsof mothers
for their children wills teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gams, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
tlittrrh
oea. Itis17 1
cosset to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every
pert of then
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Bemire you ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other sins.
being with Napoleon he fought with
Blutcher in the famous battle of Water -
leo. Colonel 'Can Egmond and family
n
came toCanadain i had 5,.7. Ile a ear. .
e
tx
contract with the Canada Company for
opening the road through the bush from
Stratford to Goderich.
WANTED-PATTI/11UL PERSON TO CALL
en rota€ltrade and. manufa • trio
a cnts for
g Ott g
Neuse having well (:ttabli4hed businteet; local
territory; straight salary Se3 livid weekly and
expense money advaneed;previoutcat!crimes
Urnlo ecaarr;, llesition permanent- biusiness
sutteesful. Eneloae safeiddresetel Meloftw !!
Superintendent Travellers, Ord Monon Bldg.
Chicago,
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From centre
to crust
-,,.may
The Market Bakery Bread is
perfection itself. White, light,
sweet centre; rich, brown, short
crust. Mixed, molded, baked
and delivered in just the way to
win your approval.
ALL KINDS OF PASTRY
WEDDINGG CAKES A SeECut.rY
We have all the latest
m
chin•
ery, and tiere is noneed of
sending to the city for your
bread or pastry.
D. LOUD HEED
Opposite Presbyterian Church,
The Grated Trunk roundhouse In
London was built suds a century ago.
owl it heel riot ectal nn idle dray since,
While men has npprnached the North
Pole within 23-i miles we One hes yet
stood within 772 wiles e,f the South Pol.,
For 1004 there are no eclipses of the
moon, but there are two of the sae,
both of which are invisible to us here
This is the seediest number of eclipses
that. any year teen onntain cud whenever
there are two they are both of the son
The report of Inspector Wet. David-
son of the Perth .longe of Refuse shows
that the avertate nn tuber of inmates tittle
lug the past year was O5l4. The cost of
maintaining them and repairing House
was $6,310 57 The actual cost to the
county is $4,874 20.
Huron's record for contagions diseases
during December was much the same
es past months. with the exception of
deaths form 'tnhereolnsts-4 sting ae
corded. There were two cases of diph-
theria and one death, and a case of
scarletina,
Mr. Wilson, who lives near Feng on
Falls, recently found one of his best
cows staggering about the barnyard in a
somewhat hilarious condition, and in-
clined to hove every cow in the yard
take a "horn." A veterinary was called
in, who, on investigation, decided that
the animal was on a "(torn jag." She
had been elven a liberal supply of dry
corn in the morning which fermented in
the stomach, producing alcohol and
setting up all the symptoms of intoxica-
tion.
On Tuesday Feb. 2nd, there passed
away the oldest remaining settler of the
2nd con. Stanley, in the person of Mary
Fraser, relict of the late Donald Ross,
er., at the advanced age of 88 years.
Sho was in her usual health on Sunday
evening, Jan. 31, when she had an at-
tack of pneumonia, and succumbed to
the disease on the following Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Ross was a native of
Nova Scotia, where she was born in
Cumberland county on Feb 6th 1810;
she lacked only four days of completing
88 years. In 1845 she was married to
the late Donald Ross, sr., when she
lived a short time with her husband in
Piston, then they moved to the "Huron
Tract" with their family.
Some tiros ago we requested Mr.
James Reid, treasurer of Mornington,
who Is now serving his fiftieth year in
that capacity, to let us have an early
statement of the township's finances that
it might be contrasted with the present
and show the progress that has been ob-
tained in municipal affairs since that
time. Mr. Reid favored us with the
first statement made out which it will be
noticed is in £, S. D., a Canadian £ be-
ing worth $4. At that time Mr. James
Whaley was reeve of the townships.
The receipts for the year 185.4 were £340
5s., the expenditure was 2246 5s., balance
on hand £75.—Milverton Sun.
The magnificent new post-<ilice, at
Clinton recently erected by the Federal
Government, ata cost of about $15,000,
on the most prominent and accessible
corner in the town, was opened for busi-
ness on Feb. 10th. The building is of
red pressed brick, with stone facings,
and consists of three stories and base-
ment. The ground floor is occupied as a
post. office and Customs collector's office,
while the upper floors are fitted up for a
janitor's residence. The whole building
is steam headed, and electric lighted
throughout, commodious, and conven-
iently arranged, and up to date in every
particular. The citizens are deeply
grateful to Mr. Robert Holmes, M. P., to
whom is due the credit for procuring for
Clinton such an excellent post -office.
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est Nurseries" in the town of Wingham
and surrounding country, and take
orders for
OUR HARDY SPECIALTIES
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Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses,
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BLOOD DISEASE CURED.
If you ever contracted any Blood or Private Disease, you are never safe until the
vireo or poison has been eradicated from the system. Don't be satisfied with a
"patch up" by some family doctor. Our New Method is Gaatramteed to
Cure or No Pay. foto Name9 Used without Written consent.
Cttar'od When all Else Failed
"Could I live my early life over. this testimonial would not be
necessary, though I was no more sinful than thousands of other
▪ young men. Early indiscretions, later exccs'es, exposure to
contagious diseases all helped to break down my system. When
I commenced to realize my condition Iwas almost frantic. Doctor
after doctor treated me but only gave me relief—not a cure. H,it
- Springs helped me, but did not cure me. The symptoms always
returned. Mercury and Potash drove the poison into my systetu
or- instead of driving it out. I bless the day your New Method
'. 'treatment was recommended to me. I investigated who you
were first, and finding you had over 25 years' experience and re-
t suonsible financially. I gave you my case ander a guarantee.
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25 Years in Detroit. You cured me permanently, and in six rears they has not been a
sore,
250,00pa0in,Curedulcer. or any other symptom of the blood disease."
. COI•:Y.
We treat and curt Yartcocele, Blood Poison, Nervous DebilMityA, StrictNLure,
impotency, Secret Drains, Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
Consultation Free. Question Blank far Home Treatment and Books Free.
DRS. KENNEDY et KERGAN9
145 SHELBY BBTREET. DETROIT, MICH.
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Clubbing Offers
- 9903-04
THE TIMES announces the following
Clubbing Offers for 1903 -o4: --
Times till Jan, 1st, 1005 $1 00
Times and Weekly Globe with S -page illustrated
supplement .... , 1 60
Times and Family Herald and Weekly Star, with
premium Maps of the Dominion of Canada and
the Province of Ontario 1 75
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Times and Toronto Daily Star 1 80
Times and Montreal Weekly Herald 1 15
Times and Toronto Daily News 1 85
Times and Toronto Saturday Night ... `.; 30
low -rate'
We could extend the list, but it is not necessary. V6 e can
give you clubbing rates for any newspaper or magazine
published. The above are our Fl:clRATES, marked down
so as to admit of no reduction. Therefore there is no use
asking for cheaper rates.
In each case the weekly papers will be sent , to new
subscribers for the BALANCE OP 1903 1.111%. The rates quoted
are for either new or renewal snbscriptions. All subscribers
will receive ve the premiums advertised by the different papers.
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