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. *ucefigld March 22. - Though
]�ruoofleldi $s only twelve miles
�Aorth of D4shWood, the little South
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�� . leo. t1se Government will 'makc
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& 04'Vie, $$15,009, entwusted by theno
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of 200 peopla', ,a
I bail $2kooq -or $50-
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epositors -say 411
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t thqbank, Bruce -
e lost so m
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latter are * Scotob
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bal tliAr had no say.
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I I . vot experience the joy of reclaim-
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I , The Farmers Bank was their first
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'0�,... ' ., "Agesithlo we?ll inv6st our own
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, lizonel "Id one wan, "Mortgag-
.� :. �� - -- to WO I Pay usbetter and we're Sure
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�1. *,:, -of them, Yolx1d think the Bankeills
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v . , .1. deposits of the Farmer's Bank ra-
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, .. ther khan have their Institutions
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1.� � 1. ' I .. WHOLP IVILLAGE SMITTEN
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"I. I. IT(hei 1whole village was intil iQ)
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,:, . " *aid Mr. 'Will -am Scott, who ought
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'�,�."',' ' - 14iKey're, Scoltell and don't ' ,Say
,i:;,:.,�' knuch," he continued-, "but
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t � � . Ahel agents of two or three banks
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�. ': Wasn't an opening for them here.
�, :, � 'Itlls pififul when thle, folk come in
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,��, , -downcast. If ye ask them had they
I - . '. , hught fim thebank, they'll just say.
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I " long enough to thaw out, Yell find,
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; _ erally about $300.
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.�� 1, � I I leasit die $10,000 1 got for it," said
� . Aft. Swan. "I just put the .
�i, , money
., � 4nl the bank for a few days until I
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", ,;��. .l could turn it over ior that farm too
: 1. I - "I worked hard
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.,,� � saved) -enough to make a start.
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l ,� � There) Iwaisn't a dollar of it given
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I :,�'.., 11MY lboy I illie whols about
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q,,- I - S.,.: ' Med $1,000 to p t
11 �,� - , twel.Fe� 1102! - u
,;�,%. himaeaf through college. Ile had -
v � . � n't a dollar,when they closed the
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, � , , years to earn that, teaching school
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I i", j!", right here in Stanley Township.'
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I � ,� SCHOOL TIED UP TOO.
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� , i,�:,I: � � "My' two little gLrls have in the
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� thatl the saved in a little 'bank
..i. . ' froiii the y time they were,bables an'd
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.111�� , -HAVE THE ODDFELLOWS
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�,,_:�:: " . III treasu'rer for tha I. 0. 0. F.
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'11� , 11 ilThe, Farmer's Bank have our
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I., 1. . 1 $11600 sliek benefit and widows and
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,�� � l" : - "Why" they even took $125 from
1, ll I I our football telarn, the 'Rovers' and
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1. George Swan a young married
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i I'�" man Who keeps, a livery, which in.
''.., the, 6untry kneans really more of
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�`,',�r'�:,' - ' saraped: together a*Wbanked $400
��;,, a to help pay, off a mortga e n ,is
, �,_. _. house and business. He g 0 _!�
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I ,��, � , "My father, John Swan, had oNre�r
I ,,, $600. When you think of how hard
I , ".. he worked helping my grandfather
'�,� ' -'.. L clearjthe original land, on the- 100
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,r:,, : acre farm that made that money
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��,, Alexander Ross is 73 to -day. He
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.'' is the oldest man living whq was
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1. �'� four Years his senior, was the first
�, � white knan born here. - His father
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". . over the London road in 1831 and
" : . $322 of the profit accraing from
: : ,:, the 200 derelfarm. he started, helps.
, -1 Swell the $113,000 that stood to the
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$ 1 1000
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dollals for the good VINOL has .
done me. I was told that Cod Viver
Oil was the medicine I needed for
my weakened condition and poor .
blood. I could not take the greasy
mixture, and when our druggist told
me that VINOL contained not only
tonic iron but all the medicinal prop-
exties of Cod Liver Oil without the
grease or oil or bad taste, I made
up in ' y mind that was the medicine
for me. I tried it and to -day am
. strong and well." 0
. MRS. J. T. SNYDER,
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. Gr�ensboro, N. M
.01 we guarantee �Iko gentidneneso of tho
above testimonial,
We sell VINOL w�th the .
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understantling that if it does
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not give the purchaser per-
fect satisfaction, we return
his money without qdfistion. .
Will you try a bottld uu.. ,
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Sure Slern
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Of Kidney -Trouble.
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your-bacit is constantly.
If. you experience dull a.
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skyour kidneyal are out i
Dur urine is thick and'
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the �w*r icannot be paid for soise
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tuno, Bastooss is aet . boomiag.
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"Wigisiature, jointv in we retwturion
vf al,,I)rnval. "You havo luxil anti.
ix About done, for the x�-asou new..
ur. X T. 440=0, of Ulyth anif
, Every U gi n at ik
lilttle4 Yet A Zero Ut Mile, 0 he,
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roc!procity resolutio,ms from the On-
tariii Legisl4turv. but that',3 nqt sur.
W491-knownto. knanyin-Clinton "d
4, fOMer RUII-Ott boy, 'blaa rented
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pardixela his 0 credit, finds it
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prising. They would - almost vote
010 16tOM first,dOOr West of But-
. . rd to viake tile w I le'sale men
400019. i.
th o hang Lauri,lr
"Then in .4fanitoba! where politicai
ton's 1butcher ahop at Lucknow
and' *1111 OPen a Jewelry -stock there
44TIA $158 I bad, In the bahU was
therq-to Meet a pay�ment on my
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feeling ran high he believed that a
great mass lot the farmers werc ia fay.
on April let. Mr. Adams goe4 well
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recommended, .as a first- .
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t New Year's volun
rented form a.. -
,m 'Collins 'who Q
teered 11W . 'd lolnle4
or 0, reciprocity and would 8110NV It
the lime -
-Mr.
Rev. Charleaworth, o f Park-
hill, fomerly �Baptist minister bere,
tholgroup !collectea at the village
post Of fiee.- '
lqhe loss of my $700 or $800 puts
when camo."
A voice; "Why don't youffive them
� a chance to vote P" I
has been appointed secretary of the
Middlesex and Lambt9n Baptist
me Jback Where I sturtelill' said Jae
Ron. Mr. Fielding: "'Oh, tbey will
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Aloso-clation. .
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Boye "I
zo, ,another farmer. .
HOME, v p
ort, 'hat chance a great deal sooner
Than they want It." ,(Loud ebeers.)
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DOG, TAXES Tjp.
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One of the first cries a3ainst reci-
IA the 1010 ameudraeuts. to ,the
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111 wtah , Mrs. Riewo
could, see,
procity was that the Governm4lit had
qdt ro does,�s
. Pro vided that wberd
�yoi�*
te I said - still another man. 'But
Try"
no mandate for doing this thing.
a luau owns two dogshe will pay'
er house to shut, up oince the bank
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Those who had been in politics for
. the laisual feo,,for the first dog-
failed. 4kll t1w faouey ishe"bad Was
Ion were use h r ng,
Wr.
for the seco
$1.15 -but nd, one the
on dk-,!Poffk - something Over $500.
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. Fielding quoted Sir William
M $2.15, and, if 0
f,�X( I . no of them
lyprings'qu rneumax-ism, UJADeElS,
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luxabiigo sciatica and ,e to. ,
Shera a gentlewo on, who used to
I padut pictuaree beautifully and, sell
van Iforue-s. .letter, taut for fifty years
there had been a wAndate I from the
Is, A Mwwe - itup Tax is $3.15 and
oacbi Additional one $5.15, This
-Mrs,. John Wagner of 110 Hollis, $t
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t� so that a" could have a little
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,Canadian people- in favor of recipro.
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Halifax, X. S. q0ril; '�Dull, flhoofing
extralbo, Wive to. the eburch.71
city. Sir William said thle.was true
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pains would' catch Ine across the
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i- -CAXIT TAT TEACHERS
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;�ctlon
id the a
, ixties. and seventies, bl It
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4 ad not been true since,
NATURE WILL CURE YOU
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into niy skould Of; and neck, Wtexx,
It's 1ril enough, Ab out
10 Stanley School the
I. The, statexpent wps greeted with
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ewuslaine to flutter with severe
heal es and �
2 spells. of dizziness.
of owing
f�eggher $225 on I-a&t year's salary,%'#
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aheel from. some of the Audience.
' "I aim gladol, Cried Mr. Fielding.
. Aorrisey's 40. 7. . .
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spoto would dazzle before my eyes
admitted Jaw.w moQueen'th0tilifill
,'"that there are some to cbeer that
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Ap4 -everytllin$r ,would tugn black,
I tvould. faU W ithe 1146i "4 'W''un.;
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urer. "Kip south
. ,pen, Uiree miles
of here� W in the same predicament
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at I atement. because I will hold them
respohnible for the words. 00 1'. .
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Xidney trouble is one of the most d [is-
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016 to h
up again wit. gut Assist-
friend 61'.
They, haVent pal , d, their teac ot W.
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H.-Jobason he has fam-
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'in
eastag 4 men
tt ill il ts of mankind, andleads
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ance., ,. told xixv Bootlea
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and, alarge
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that 1889: no *1 -ed real.
advocat
to bacLache an, 4 rheumatism, This is
Kidney P1119. and I I)egau their use.
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11F pnd) needo �the money,..ppneon.
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proalty, Ur. Fleldin read -5 par&-
beedise. of the importance of the work
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The first b�* gave. 1me'rellet'and I
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I May, the treal there, had $600
funde in the bank., He
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h, I the g4tutee ot Canada
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T sta%ing
done by the kidneys, -work whidl Must
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W.ell and utt I
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of alebool
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WOO deW4 to Tbrl thO Othel!
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a offer of real I
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varimp. natit.ral prol . This was
ted normally I
proce :6 insure good h
I I ealth.
A.very large proportion of civilized
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sell: B66tlilo
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dsly,,to nee Henry Z ftler, the mel
'bet, for SouthHubron. The board
Is to linow they
ten years after I Sir William Van Horne
said the mandate h .. . .
ad ceased., In IBM,
People have some form of kidney trouble,
sometimes without knowing that their
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.1 a guarantee
.fcyus at,
any ca
Wh - n
do legally," . I .
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Under. the
ill* statutes were revised an& this
standing reciprocity offer was crystal.
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malady is of that nature. Many obscur�
pains can often. be traced to discasid
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. I .our money
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. I aellool law moneymay.
be braised, to Pay the. salary of the
119V into pre -em, inent
, law --.; yet Sit
W, linul oaW no one wai�ted reqipro.
kid4e . . I
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T ese organs are the filters of the hody.
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teacher. for next year., but no morei
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t ir function
the is to straiii out of the blood
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moneyktan be raised, by the ftus-
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tem to pay,the' lary of the school
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In the last, speel Sir John Mae.
donald put into the mouth of a Gov.
and eliminate through. the bladder the
worn out .tissue and other impurities
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, - -specific for
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teacherst-bis year. An effort is -be-
. L a e to force
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ernor-General, ' he declared his Gov.
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ftl-trugt Qff,to_
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P e oney als,- they were re-
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ernment doing all Weould -to so.
curo (Applause.) In. 1894,
- - Wbm- thg kldneys,begpme ,congested -
and sluggish, these impurities, including
Post'
ble. paid frow the ropriptgrs
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TbeR. T, Booth Co., Ltc? Fort Brie.
St
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spoil -for it. The, School law
gi o redress for the trustees,
1procity. .
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when Conservatives made their
last tariff act;
the irritating and poisonous uric ac:14, are
not entirely removed from the blood.
.Sold and guaranteed by. W. S. R.
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.they"put iht.o it an
--offer, not so broad as the previol
Th result , . .
, ,e is that the uric acid is deposit-
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"'Thel.bank got Q1,01slo on $2,000
, from� our f continued James
McQueen. %Y?sloln Arthur, Who
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end, but of very much the same kind,
- Then the. Liberal party in the'
Ir cOn-
irention of 1896 'declared reciprocitf
ed in the joint§ and tissues, causing the
agonies of rheumatism and frequently
affecting the liver and other organs.
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A k the fftmous
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banner
credlit of th,e -branch of the
Farmerls 5ank comprised of Dash,-
works) for kneLon the farm, bad, a-
boutt $900.
as part of 1beir.ilatform. I
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priest-
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physician of Bard oguej N.D., after much
wood, 'Brucefield and Shipka.
"Like) all rest the depos-
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-that
cry t)f well enough
alone," Mr.,Fielding said that this
research compounded a remedy which
Worked hand in hand with Nature. His
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Aors here Vve' worked.har for y
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j,q of ,William Kale I . - . , .
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wa� another compliment � to the Ll
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er4l �party. 1. .1 � � - -
doctrine, justified b y thousands of cures;
money,'�:Isai . �
d Mr. Res - 'el -P -
clear nearly half of t at f )
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nserub the r,ehool for us! .
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was that the need is not a patchwork
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relief, bu .a, ireatment that will enabfc�
Some) of the soft elid trees b -
iad
goes washing three
days, to the week no'W. � .
- statements after we brought in our.
tariff policy iw 1897.11.1 . I
the forces of Nature, Nvorking' thro, gh
the kidneys, to their in.tend-
trunks so big, that.when they were
felled the men on either 19i e
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"Yet those Farmer's Bank people-
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ed work. .., .
His famousprescription,*No. 7,
coijIdn't, see each other.17 .
"It's eVery )cent they o,ivn, and
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�Skin Sufferers Tried'
assists
the kidneys'tb work vigorously afid elim.
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HEARTBROKEN.'B'Y ,FAILURE
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they, haven't a. bit. of land, or - a
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stick of property in the World.
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inate, the harmful uric -acid from the
-whole
Wild eyed, desPairilig, harassed
John McKenzie'keepis to himself on
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They, pold, th � eir house and -'lot - in
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system. In, the forin of tablets,
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.Ni?, 7 is easy to take, and will effect cures -
Ms ,50 acre farm just outside, the
village, mentally twatching the in, -
. D&shwoo& and put their money' in,
the bank whe n they came h6re last
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Then D. D. D. Cured. ;
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,where. other remediesr 'have' failed. D6 -
not trifle1vith kidney disease, but take
terest' .Piling up on th6 $1,000 he
fall . Kale's been threffhIlig. and
irking *her
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No. I Tablets, 'the treatment tbat has
,still Owes for the land. . .� . ay
"I'd $435 in the bank read'y"to
v7o , I e -since
in -the siaiv mill
then. He has.- a good sized family,
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W��]�an,
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proved so successful with otbi!r; sufferers.
'50c. -a box, at your druggist's or from
p
off :'when it came duo on March 14',
and the eldest is only ab.put fifteen
G, eb. 6i orangovillo, Ont.
.t�ftther .Morrisc�y Medicine Co.j Ltd.,
Now, I'll have to keep on slaving'
fOT'the interest," said he,.,.
They� iniended to start farming in
the spring. He- and'his wif 6 are
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Sbei wrote in January 1910.- .
. 11I.Was teriibly troxibled with .ec*
Chatham, M-13. .. ' . . � 98.
Sold -.guaranteed byL W. & R,
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'. , ���. �i,,, *1 :�Igy
bvyi.q1.4re,..gr.o,�vir. . - .
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it's'nOt As,busY.as
middle-aKpe PeR'RIN noiv.. The bq9t
St !d .
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-6 �6ngtli� � - A that'
,6f th6ii' is gone-yc
rial on. my.fac6i neek and ha� a
zeX - a-
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for four:'yeays. I f.rIed, everything.
.and . ).
Holmes ih.Clinton. . I .
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wheir I stitttdd
26, years ago-. . . 1 .
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p �;Or, - f 611 o %0s 6 e t -,b a 6 k. 10i a r'e. h e
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� I had, heard,tell �-of, then saw your
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C'99s and ssus is'in it too�- all, her
butter Money,. "my
wag 20. yearrvago.'?. .. .. . . I �
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advertildiement in the paper, .� sent.
for a trial bottle of D,D.D., used it
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F r & McLeod
and
sons, Will'
,am and, Poll
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. oul ony face and k-ot well. It . is
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.Who are
just starting and h�avie. plh e ' t
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U RG E S RECIPROCITY.M.e.27.
now, two years and no return of
theeezenia: -I consider I a!di cured
an.& it certainl�� -%viLA:. a blessing to
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aying �lecured a co I muiodious Grain
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"We're, 'worried about that hig h
McKenz.,oll said,
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kinds.of grain, for vvvhxch� the, highbp:t
�ricels will be piiid. " - I � I .. �
a neighbor.. 19ne
11sedl to IbA as cheery' as, the , day
,wais
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ter from eczema, isalt rh'eum, ring-
worm or, any other skin- .disease,
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Bran', Shorts, Clor'n and alfiduds of
long� I haven't seen'him'
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tbree, tiqnes this winber ' He's
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you'
,will feel instantly soothed and '
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t4ol 11t6h sved'at'once- when .
a
grain, Seeds and -other feeds, keut on"
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hand at theatoreh6use. - . � . .
bToodingand hnelanch6ly ' ''
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n'timoney e'noughto buy ' flour
though lihs.ldredit's
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of Wintergreen, Thymol, Glycerine
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good as . the'
wh eat,
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ng after this," Said, William Berry
a horse ,breeder, '"I had $40'1. there
t r ' Ity
to 0111o,et a 04ymen Is - there Yet
NoY4 I�m payingi e '
il,ote. I I r . .: . per cent. on '-.a
"(Andf Ws lij,�in � I 1
.9, .1 bad influence
overthe Young people," he contin-;
ued. "My boy, Wilson'who's saved .
$60 fs,tnee he leflt -'Higlf'School, says.
he lmight as Well have had a good
t1mq on that money as, let::, , those
Other follows spenct'it. '.A bank
failurels'a realpoor
to save, Y . . cou
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"Rol Come. here, Ross 172 'balled
Wiil'am� Scott to his ro.iy--cheeked
littler*�grandison of- thirteeh . (How.
much -was it'Ye had In the'bank ?
"Tell ils how Ye'earnt it "' -Where
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upon the 65anlY-11ttle chap-recount�'
�ed sundry deals in old rubbar.,
'S�TaP iron', lead from tea boxes, and'
pickin 9 Of twoolthat he collected
arounk honie,,and ,sent
aft various t1mes,.get t - 0 Toronto
return. . ting $37,50 in
"I'M, like the chlldr�n Of I . arael 1)
Ccutinn,01 Xr Scot i
Years since'I � ' �'IV4 - forty
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ness. � a1ine &to'the wilder -4
We'VeL 'Put. 'Ulk. - a grandi'kirk now
to -t;ake the Placrl§'of
Noodeq one. our first little ,
it's* a fine 119W edi-
fice, and C -0181t 6�-t*eefi $10,000 And �
$11,000. 11,C1 $300 Of'ehurch. funds
in the ba 'k- It Wals to- help pay Off
the $2,000ndlabt,it . r
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WHERE- 1116 POLICY WENT. -
'With) only. the house he lives . ill
andl *hat. he can -earn doing . ce-
Ment,twork, ThoMas r
60 and t"th a wife a -Kerr, a man of
ters .to suppo, nd two da �
a tult
t, stands to lo (e
000, the s1avin r . P
r gs Qf, a lifebime. Last
fail. 'a Paid, UP en,dowmeub ipsuranca
PO'TyL of $1,060 came due. Ile de,
posl At' along with the'othor $1 -
000� he had SaVed to help Make eip-li,
his, oild age. 11 t I , 1. . I
CRIPPLED. BY. THE CA r
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"That bank Went ,bad - ut a bad
time," edid Jolh,b Shider, the har�
Dessmaker, kvhO .has a youft fam,_ �
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fly and, hi'S rluothor,f 0 SUPDOrt. Peo.
9,14 Inake their Payluents here' fl�
Out Nel%V Year%,
for that I -Wanted My $400'
Purpose and what money
Wal -9 �coknjhg to ihe I required for
ne ,s ek. Ow there's no cash.
en, ' . - Ith the wholes les, .1
OX her . a
. lose the dlaeo.unt 61.
ralsell I d if.
.... ort .. �� it � YOU Put on- a
ered1t; ) . detriment to your
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PARALYZING BUSINESS
Altliough a
abaau I -,t miibg little -or hotbihg
, 'I ,i per u0s the -man .
who f�ee a this Moot is ,Who
Tw .rP. nowely,
d Years ago he 'tented a Place
-in 'the Villago and, StArted 'a
oral Store- _116 sold hit4 hi,,31,%A!�r
'l --LMLIMU 11rom Ulitit ciff to tho
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PfIrmer's [Bank P 611.
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That $3,000 was the requit'a is, �
Yedril of Indluot'vy
. 'Ile flytended 1holim"n"i.
----w-- -- --p- uaivitai final the a
itl%ub bf x-ftdl.v m,t%,AAv.,nie.&j*.,,, t- �
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Miniiier of Finance, Faces -.a Divi . d;ad
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Dept
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Audience. at Great Mass�. M,geting,
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provisional School of inAr�ctjon for
infantry to be held -
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44 k . -
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ontr�al, Mk7ch. 27,a --Not since the
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for, a �pekiod not to exceed !six -weeks,'
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commencing on, Or about April 3. Cer-
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an able. presentation of ih6 facts of
tiiieaLaa.�will be lirdited.,to rauks not
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the case, as *dre ' given by Hon. Air.
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I Fieldin& 'Ron. MT; Fisher Mr.,
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" : Doherty . :: P" n s. . . nd ' s"
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Ralph Smith, ..M.P., on &
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Windsor *Hall. 'The
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Kii1gston, March 27.;��On _1;ty,
's. W. Curry, 1<,C.� of TorQnt6, was
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night at place
was packed suffocation, while
here.bbndueting an examination into
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thousands outside -were unable to 96.
cure an entrance. . . ''7 1 �.. . . .
.the case of Albefi Cotto�nden of To-
ronto, against - Mrs. Joseph Ge,orge',
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Special valti-es in A . No
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*The meeiilig -was a'striking tribute
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Kingston. ,Josepli George died in this
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city last summer, and the - plaintiff� Is
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to Mr. Fielding and his. associates,
.%S Well as to the cause they ropresent-
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recognized a's an illegitimate son of
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his. He.,cla in
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e valued at about -
$45,000. -At the, time of, Gporge's death.
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'4 ; -Piano.s and .organs . rent ''r
tile, bui by the sheer, force of Y
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convincing logid and irrefutable ar.
his will could -not be found, and the
body ,Was exhumed, it being the be-
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.guments he �changed them
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cheering, converted crowd.: Although
by -heaters
lief Ahat it was. place I d in the. coffinj
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but, it -was not7lo,ftnd. Mrs, George
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he was. "always ready to give a rea.
.Was recently iranted letters admin-' �
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variety, goods. .
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son for the faith in hini" and in the
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Mr. -Fielding wias'given. a warm re.
ception.' He opened' by rep1jing to
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Mr. Thomas C'c.*06sgrain% attack on
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.hill! at Mr. Sifton's meeting. Mr. Caaw
grain, he said, made 6tatementawhiell
were without a shadow of fo
Are caused altogether by bad, blood, and
unless you cleanse the systtm .6 f the bad
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when he declared that Mr. Fielding,
Findrice Minister, was. an advocate. o
blood the' boils or, will not di&.
appear� . . . .
Get.pure-blood and keef3 it pure by
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annexation to the UnitedStates.
."If he had known tile Province of
m ving every truce of impure morbid
. 'mlreatotet from" the system bl using the
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Nova would have
,Scotia - better he L
known that no man under the suspi.
greatest known blood medicine * L
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leign of disloValty. could e
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
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,been permitted to occupy' a position
Of prominence in that province. Nova
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Mr. A. J, Saulnier,' Norwood N,S
Scotia is loyal and always Was loyal.
Even under . strong �jrovocation She
forgot
writes. "Two years . ago I was Zi'oubiWd
with boils on my, neck and' baak and
Mend'
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" efore UY
youl. B ,
I never that. constitutional agits.,
could not get nd:of them� A
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Aion is the -proper course for people
reeoramendid. me to try Burdock Blood
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'Mail
who have a complaint. She -was loyal I
many
Bitters, -and after using two b�ttles I
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boils
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when in Canada were dX81OKal
(,pries of "No.)A) She was loyal w n
was, pleas ed to note thii were en-
tirdly g6ne, and I hayd not been troubled
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young patriots were burning down the
with' any since,"' . I
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Parliamentary buildings - she was
loyal when the Tories in Montreal
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I Pimples. Cured. . .
Miss Eva A. Skinner, Granby Que
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Bring us the ad, that inter. t -
[ ests 'you, If you - will do, this *
were signing the only annexation
manifesto that was ever signdd, Nava
writqs-.-'1I am pleased to recoLmQ '
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DurdockIllood Bitters as it has done hic
.., ,you W-Qnvt buy 'by'maIl* thaVa
cortaiff. ,
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Scotia was 16yal when the Tories'bf
.Montreal were pelting the, King'ivith
rotten egks..
much good. My face was; �ovexed with
pimples, and bein advised by al friend
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t son to. Any.artitle of J6welry or
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Y challenge any man.to .show that
1 have
cold B,
Bf
to try gurdock Itters
them removed I did so and I now,have
,_Watches orSilverware China, or :
: anything else call be bougbthere, 0
.eviir tpoken or written' any
VoTd in -favi6r.-of-the annexation of
not a spot on my f,,1d0.,, I . .,
Burd.9ek Blood Bitters is Manufactured
.0 at ptices every bit as low as any. # -
# where else li&vor' far. :
this co ntry with the
, United' States.
it is a ute labridation, without the
only by, The T. Milburn CO., Limited,
Toront6, Out. . . . .
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you can'see, handle examine
gliast .4 shade of'foandatiol
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to Your heart's content.waythinggev. :
, Montreal's Anterest wits, tolipreser"
its prosperity as tho'commorcial cap!.
XIXOR�LOCALS. . �.
that Is of interest to you.
Bring no that thatcatalogile
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tal'of a'prosperous and contonted peo.
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spring,, ts vol'Aling. I
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and let, us prove it to you. #
ple, and if the effeet'of this measure
would be to fill the western prairies
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with a prosperous and contented peo.
Ple, that w6uld bo the Surest, way, of
Supplying cu8tomors.for the merchants
lohly Moos g d1s, 0 'i doo, h6m.
&our 0 46R, 9,
a wo
I= tbodat ad ail 4 0 as teallsi
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"Ila Mhtnulaoturers of Montreal, Thon I
Prollarationg aro bAng �Wado fdr
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0 on some outcry amongst
British Columbia
the MaVlo Suga r harvest.
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.10welfte And opticians *
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.the fruit growers,
but,41fe believed that was passing
awaV. The lumber
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� Children Ory
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1oo their alarm ha0l pamed away.
MI" Fielding declared that Sapkatdhon.
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CASTO MIA
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Marriage, Licellse I
W" almost utianimonfiL for repi.
Orhere hAVO Nei foutteen wis%kii
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probity, ull *ae shown wheii Mr. Raul.-
to4n, the Otoollition, les&r in 'the
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of olovtIntiono sleilthin , at - fill �
op JAyApy. filk,
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Ttevf law will effect ='Ally local
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.Improving the Flock. .
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, To improving a flock of mutton sh.eap
13ARAISTAR SOL101TOR, NOTABY
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until such a time as the m -yes, are
M=TON I
equally well bred. Thus the selection
of the -breading ra13JSL IS a quest4on
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ORRRLES 13. RRLF
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'URAL ESTATE AND lNSUAAX()V.
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of great Importance an4 has a di-
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rect bearing on the profits from the
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Huron St" Clinton.
berd. Select a rain that possesses
gireat vigor and as near a muttou
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shape ,and confol AS possible
Notary IV
. 41�11j( Conveyancer,
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I and then get the best possible breed
Fi�)Auclal and Real Hotitteo'.
typ�. Give birathe very best of care
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. Axog. AGENT-13spresentivo 14 Fire Tq-
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durbig, the breedineseason and ,do ev-
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erything possible to keep, him In con-
Division Court. omee.
. Oft;6-Country Cleudel
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4"doi Wintion given. V 41116.116s lDr.tkA #�
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qiiic4ay stolig ponghs, cnrfs colds
- - -a heats,
I thim throat and lumfois. . . . 23, 96pt&
. 07e. Bar, Tbrost, and Nose,
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]Myeg e&r6fally ex
, -In d suitable slum, .
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froslt d9w of . r.Kdo=%
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oft. tts.bM
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Office hours at . #011al-I 103 V.W.' ; T to, 0 INZO .
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I wol reqmifully soligh the pation age
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of the Towo of Clinton and vicinity.
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F9YB101M,� BURGRON. . .
Repedring of AU kinds promp y'
. attended to . . ti
. ,,jecuebear, eta., 6111ce and residenas oq .
. )ury si.. ol,vosilie W. p�&Tm,4 "ddenes.
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1W Crowil and BrIdge Work a NVeitaillye .
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Age9t for BeflinTuel Saver
- Gililduste -of, 04.119'achicato, ind Ii.01-DIS'. ' -
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Saylleld 66'Nol May lot to Decembey,
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L Saves froin 1 to 2 paib Coal a day'
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Tiesve or4ers, at ral 16
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Great Removal Sale
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NXW ERA office, Clinton, pmmi uy alltenaied -
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Clinton L.O..::i.el 11.05
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Mitchell ......... 10.22 19.45 5165 i 10.47 - -
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'Clinton ..... o - 4.11.07 1.25. .6.40 11.28
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HOlmesville ... ,,11.16 1. M 040 11.38 .
Goderiell ...... L".11.85 1.50 .7.05 11.55 1
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1 1), Junor's large house, burn and
Seatol ........ * 6 7.52 3.25 5.32
garden on Ontario Stveot Clint6n.
Mitchell ........ o.fa*. 8.10 848 r).55 �
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MOVOL lbspeeffilly Wanted, but!,all kind#
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