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9 18 GE PRICES A V"" NIAOARA CowdpoLsm to "
� There won An old eOnple ** otluir, ^ (:Optaln pilotio on HOW the P604141111- 112t RD These, Are Headed by the, OtMW
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. 4 ftill A W who brut boon to Niagara I'vills, per* *4 * Ruls 0*0 the Irl" ,I Says Henry �0. tong
root of MAY fion" ve
. Of AN STOCK And werer waiting for s, tr4la to their LOOKS , I WA - ''Club of owme" and of an I
- toms in the -interior at the'st4te. q suppose tbxt calebritt" C Before the IntercoloAlst -,
.� TheY felt that thoy had 60000' the A,tigntla Are subjected to =1 . ! Boston, Mr. Henry 0. Long recently endlo"r WWAMt of
plished a big tblug, aud, were OOUW ,deal at impertinent KruttnY "d 1104-1 Under Risolproolty, H9 says% Our Ti" spoke ,on the advantage to to go!uvil � humom MWry. � 11�
Statereisistis Showing the RAPId Wo A lualt to the Captain of on
11111"Itly quite slat9d. "I'll " bor, and other Resource* Woulc% by the 1�%Oteru Mates through Recipro.
cr#Aso in the Live otok In- Titer had scarcely t%lceu 'NosiLts In Z%t1:0111luer recently during the be Available to America city with Canada. ,Us await portion- I I
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the welting -room when the old man course, of a conversation 00404ming
,dustry. In, Canada Dr. morsepe
turned to a, stronger And said:-- r i lite Aboard the huge greyhound* which larly upon the Canadian resource"
, just got back frQW WAVY '.carry thousands to And President Taft of the United Motes which were needed by the States, 14 .
� Ili 8 owelv.o� ousaido ,of passengers .
live stook on the 1! Culla Hain% nutJ11W like Indian
- 105p I; 111C. -I. I The total value of 0101n F41la from North America, every Year* � spoke to the Associated, pr000 ond, the
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yMA-i'V�0 ! ftras; of Canada !a as 110 in this whole conatry," 1 9 a, part be said: ;
I "" IGN'r S DI, ,p,, i. � 'L .gruffly re. "Not nece4*441T." was the reply- American. Newspaper. Publishers' An "The, time has come now, wbeu the
. .1 f4 .. , , 111 ever heard of 'evit" .91 fact, the firot-clo,00, . 'on Reciprocity Qua why,�It
L) CS � � bleb. was 404;9719,000 more'than in 1 "As A matter of
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stranger. passengers may be ao.exclusive In ro- - elationshipments ot foodstuffs from the Uuited
The e per head of 'horses was Plied the ,
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,l 11411111111111111- .1 A 1909. c 42.00 "You dIdWtl LOT' bleo$ 'foe, that's, York 04 States In any other form tb*UL.th3t of
;44 1� ilk A It be or she were should be adopted? in New
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-2. is J;10 V, ,72 in 19w, Of much cows $,, April 28th. His T800115 tQr the finlabed produe& must cogsal That 010rovioldy tr4ted 4 �
. I 030 Astonishing. Never heard Of N%grY .At home. in ihis old days, at course, Friday,
i§��� against $36.36, ,bf ,other Cattle 00-00 Falls?" i the cabins And VA100,4% on liners were w4littu. Reciprocity. with Canada are businos rom Canada now, ovarfft yoft"Of use* 99
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� logRiAst $gS.81, and 1if sheep $6 against "No. What 10 M'l said the man. no I small and stuffy that passengers o and - ' � � .. .
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.. . *�,89 . Zwive -along, Showed a drop in, "Why. Its the biggeste t a lot of their time on with contained in the following. , Canada, is, roody and Able and will. 4ave 1) pr;pved IL
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I .. open , dec]4 *It ','Another and A very conclusive Tea, Ing to supply1t. It has more agricul- - eon I L
bead falling over the 4wfullest. :precipice, the result that moot at them becarile ,
I ,Royal X,-,Ioy&Guv,?r&e paid a glow1ag ! average price, beluk $119.30 per , a U ural laud su 4 than the whole of BUT-' fe and C,Wftilll C=0
pgaju�t $11.80. The total value Of horses :you ever bca�d of. Why, it makes acquainted with each other on the VOY- 30A for 01001119 the 0011itAct," said ,r. t 414. -
i11 to to the overseas, dominions. rolka shiver to lcoU at It," ago. Nowadays, however, deck suites Taft, I I 10 the which It gives ope. it has. Ir
, � .ore coal In it than the,
� 0 was. $293,898,000 for lost. year Against "Sjugular," said the man. "The Pk of room which include a parlor and ,10 to inere4so the supply of our natural I whole
9 � I U is fine for Cattle' foll, IMU4tipation. and
mentioned it," . 0. W191 are so alry that one Pau � hole a'.' Burope. other .
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�*V$J$D,000 for 1909, of Milch cows PeITIS ain't never Why, them Falls a bath -room, o . without resources, which, with the wastefulness of horses, hogs and domestic aAl. an kmldroa troubue.
, of They haven'tl get along very comfortably exIanot. � dread can be raised ao -cheapk% I
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SEWA P, OF OINTMENTS FOR $126,013,000 against $103,001,000 'as been there thousands of ye4ro.11 children we have wantonly I L .
thousands �jaqdily and as sa
. � R gaimit $32971- gain gOn deck at 01VI as . . tely as in the Try them 0
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'.QATARRIT THAT CONTAIN other cattle $131,781,000 9 -WaiuBt "Now, don't you think It was a "But Isn't it usual for .passengers ad. The timber resources of Canada, llulted, %otes. Packing houses are go
, : $26,000, slid of sheep $15,819,000 A . Us, ,loose 9 enjoy this which will open themselves to us in Ing in all the important cities olf 25C.
A14RCURY, freshet or a dam brake .loges, .qua,,, to sit About In dock-ohairs-to . p . �
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� . The value of swine fell led stronger. about I � Ca
. $15,�35)000. i fresh, air?" Western CRnada. Stuck endures the �
AsiL Me1sD4ry,, Will suroly destroy the ONO, air. That water lxe,op ,ovitably under the operation; of this . Couvida better -_ .
, I a,moll . - from $34,368,00or in 1909, to $31,15T,000 ' . A 4 -pour- ,,Well, the hatilt'is not quite 00 POP- � room , tly ,nox. winters of North Weatern 91 ��.
. There agreement, are now apparerl. . ,than it does In N w I�nglaud. . The -
sielir and completely de . . In' and bummilft! And XOATIW all the alar as many people Imas,i]16- . a .
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salt es the, whole system when cuter- 14 1910. � . time." to plenty of ozone in any 4t the deck haustible. I pay lappAreutly` inex- molaut. of Oil iA Western, Canada Booms
The h$ h° a - 40M ' , Ivkc- Canadian their first �.
� , vera price of 'horses net have been, some trick about . - . , cadets; w9a
kc. it' tumfigh ther milcous surtao-ew . 9 cabins, %fid. 4% 1 heard a passenger hotistible, for if the game adur6 unlimited. The, country is wonderful) I
Such Arti les should luVet be ` Used was In SsAkatch6w4u, of Mitch cows, it."- carelessly remarked the cynic. Bay OIL one occasion, the, 0 9 -were to adopted in'respect to them supplied, The lakes and r tictory in Dqlaxd- .
.0 ' pectacle.of , ivorp =1 I 1.
other barned cattle.arid sheep In On- oif it was a real thing, there'd bel -some Iapa And Women spread out asleep that we b. -make mighty ioloud waterways which � .
qioepp on , C ava followed 14 respect to
, , prescriptions from reput- a � I
. they tario, and of swine in Quebec, 11orses , excitement about It. You don't drlaU?" with their months open to not exactly
will drift the ,commerce down toward
able physicialla, ihs Ahe Aaaaage ' . "Me drink' illve never drunk a mouths our own forest$, X presume that they the Gro.1t Lgkes, and thence thrQuaghn � . ,
throe years old and Over re picturesque. After dinner In the I New I
*111 do . Ja ten JoX to the ,good you . drop In my life! 1, and - 1111, 11H 020agn
con possibly, derilm from tilew. ;fall's highest rice in British Colum. ."Well, bid. Anyone who .evening. passeng(irs will promenade too Might be exhausted. But fortuuPtG- the parts of Montreal, Boston or 1191,111.1k , , a I A .
� 9 Columbia, where I , The connecting up of the
I ire too 'bad. ly'46r Canada and for us, we and they York Cit
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eatar � rh Cure, manuf4e,i)ured by F. J. the By 9 Qrsg4 was $225,' Swine I per 100 will swindle an old man like you do, the deck for 4 while, but fashionable 9. port of W oston with OLDada will Open TH4 POPULAR I ..
. A talk seldom show themselves on dock have, !earned much more then we To I 1
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' -OAas, live walgh,t ranged from $6.00 %erves to be thrashed," - � � , font for this walk. They amuse * up to Canada now markets which she TOURIST ROUTE
49heney & Co., Toledo, O., cointain$- po . . 11$windledl Do.."it pretenA there Used two decades ago with. respect to ely dreams of mud 1 . .
, . Manitabo, to $0.62 in Quebec. The themselves In their own cabins or play now. SeAre , t will open .-- , 9
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.ry, and is. taken internally, in ain't no Niagry Falls, . the necessity for proper 'mithods of up to Boston a market land eqla�aores L _110 .
Ili b irice, of unwashed wool id Muskoka Lakes �
016 mercu P was Is cents In . " bridge In the private xoom".'"'
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ac i_ ' direct upon the 9 load and 1010. and 17 cents In, 1909 and of washed Never hear of them In my life," . . , . . forestry And of lumber cutting. And botore Wbic"ll bar man will stand sim' . .
mucous, surfaces , of %e systeim, In wool 24 rents each year. These are said the, stringer, as he got up. and may be safe in saying that ,ply dazed. Grain the In Ano quality, Lake of B,Ays I �l 1,
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. for I 9 Cirole and Telm4gan-li
buying Hall's- Catarrh Cure• be walked away. - I THE "SILENT ADMIRAL„ - hence we Arctic .
Ou"l- this ,figures of the DominloA Bureau of ,, 0 roari, . under proper modern methods the. tim, .
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. � So Hannah, replied the 14 I all kinds of vegetables that we raise �
. you get the genuine. It is taken in- statistics, I say, Hann% -41s. � - . . bar resources open to us in Canada May . Western . Algonquin Park, •.. .." ' I
alie in Toledo, Ob . io, by Western Canadian farmers turning to his wife, After a wl in Now En grow well in 9 Maganotawan, River . . .
ternally and m L When the Waste "did YOU hear that?", Has. Kritered the be made ipexhawttble, and we play de. Canada is. far .north as the Arctic I .
F. J. ChMey & .Co. -a' ll waited upon the Dominion Government Sir Arthur Wilson . AY will return When NOW . . French River �
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To oiraouiol. "Every word." " I rive. ample supplies of timber from Circle. The day I I
free. r December, their leaders lin- ,,Say, when we fit home we'll keep . . , Canadian sources to the profit of Can- will r not be unknown in the). Georgian Bay
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in December,
r _ 9 tiag presented . I Navy Controversy I iE1101-9111,111,claustry. . Lake Couchiehiug
Sold by Drugg�isti3l,'Prl0e, 7 cert in atatistleii represen %helor" mum -until I've seen Stebbins and . 444 and fpr QWU benefit, , I When the Brie :Coital .
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, r ancial position. Mi. F. W. Green, for know *hether, the For the first time In his life Sir have the Lake Sups I . . .
r re Is & Niagry Falls. !"There are other natural resources, is done We Can Ila' , r1ror -KawaTtha Lakes, eitc. .
bottle, , I L instance, referred to '(The vast aggre-I stop , to . L' on the south! qh�ra, of �
Pills
presented by this delega- -It we've been tooted, we idou% want Arthur X. Wilson, First Sea Lord and which I need -not, enumerate, ores delivered . ROUND TIUP
-ifly for eon- gate wealth represented r L chief expert adviser to the Admiralty., ,New .England. as cheaply as they r . I
Take Hall's Farr . I to be laded at; if its all right we I which will * become available to use XCIMSIONS 9
1 tjon � ch member at the -western part, has entered into the public controversy ivered art Pittsburg, and 1 I HOMESEEKERWE . 1 9
stipartion. - ' , . . I A �11 r kin do Our, blowin'. when IVO safe' And , if our own If,' we adopt and maintain be del r
. r -, . 9 of it we estimate has half a section of will count. Don't Say Q0AtL Ioland or regarding the strength of the N%'Iy. commercial, union with Canada; and to make firsk'alassirou they must mix . 'TO THE WEST . . .
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. . . . land valued With its equipment- at, ,at soul until r ads to words, L of tha chief reasons the Lake Superior . . r
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. .least, $10,000, There re $0,000 In Horseshoe Falls to llvlu* "Tug" WJlSona$. h Is popularly
this is one so s ithat t from Canada. There VI AT LOW TMTES
. ie which means oil we find out ftipther that singer., ale I L e )" ought to rommenA the Canadian agree- These ire MIX 90 Vi.A. � S.ARN1A On L'
Cod,Liv Western orgavira >gtkizqd .as t to. the far�s OR is iiii, Una -
er OilL With , , termed the Service, Is yec� tesmanshtp . Labrador
is the' northern .
, 0 r , L flew to our. heads, ,or. the show was being wItbout'.equa , as men eeing f a, which and full informls; .
. investment of $39-0,000$000. If; .as our 9 tw.., I strateg at and - half a or as much iron as there Literatur�, t4okets ..
I I T, . of 1 dere of American public a inion ,
L -5 gy; r.1jT,.t- 4=4. way."li-tha. rao_" . - .tactician.� - 90 'n'o";r rand Triiiik A%en-16, or -
LLE Oil Taken at - friendly rivals 4'eelpre� we are only 2 . . __ I -To' Is one of the very fe*, ,,,B,t there are other - even P is on the Lake �upofior region, which lolon from any Grand
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I cent. of the Western farmers, we r . 9 ..., .1 I who have .carried th . �han: th broad I . L L
MP f ;V�( 'tuous a�' r " . m - . � naval, -.� -9 V ��riof , � . ...
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A Trill leal Seienoo and, : per ;effRt0 I . al, Qtficerz rounds ,is that. should load can be delivereil into New England address A. E, Duff. District Passen" .
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ha . 91 the Battl posts ebeapeT than the Lake Su�ueriof
would reRresent the coal ,9 . .
L coveted V.C. This was at 9 oronto, Ontario. *1
I Aceutical Skill N 0.60v- , I to the adoption of, this. agreement, P,.. 9 ger � Agent, T . ... . .
. . L. wealth Cie $1.200,00 1. . of El Tab !I! 1894, whcn the Areb; 'Canada's s4erficial area is greater ore can INe delivered at pittalulmr. I,.,. . - I . . I
Oil fron; the liver of the cod fish has I "If we reflect that the farniers Who ar� 9 .. . . r broke tb6 square formed by the Na,��al, tb,, thal, of the *United. States between i . -9 =�� - . r . .
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'been used as a preventative of disease here (Ottawa) from tile -, Western . . . . r � .
. Brigade, And h., sprang Into the breach the. ace'JUS. Of course it has a good . r
4ind a restorative for ages. . L prairies, "said sa,ld $Ir Wilri-41 Laurier in 1111 - & . Brig I . a .... t
. I And engaged .the enemy with his bail deal L Of Waste laud in the fax north, 9 1 . .
For a long time it has been the general reply 4 1 and those whom, they repre, on- his .sword. Si I . rsen.d.us ok - postcard . . .1
opinion that the medicinal value of Cod L seat been 1D. tej� )vest, in their . . . . fists-, having :broken' but it has enormous tracts of unoceu� . � gommom� . .
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� , . . - . Redvers LBuiler.• described the Act ,a , 'plea land, or land settled so sparsely � rommmsm," gmisimiggs �
Li'ver Oil was. the greasy, oily part. itself pTcgie-r_t-liomes�, pot-inaTe., Olt the aver JR. D -which , .. I I 9 r . .. .
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-its*only drawback being ille. un ala- .ago, tt,rtn tWenty years, we 0.1pilot-hot 9 "one oftlie most courageOus;bO. Ed as to be -,;ubsta tially unoccupied, 1, r . I 9
taste think that , to hriNIP neenlinlitted wealth �� . I ( ever witnesged.r*, Sir Arthur is known in the next two .or three decades Will . and,allow us to send you a worth -having
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table, fishy t e of the oil. . . , . 9 Is , the. bee ' a a gi,b.itgutial and-valu- . of hints about the hundred uses .
From .the first experts have been trv- to ,;be.,ftmollilt I -if $300.0001000..floes lint , . In the Nay . . � . " free book full
I �� 'y az "the Dian -who never rapidly ;�.tq ir , . I
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_, . . � IV19 � . . _ - The Government is I . . . I 1, ow. n home could fin * . .
- able! population . your ,d for,
ing to find means to make it more pala" aTque a very Va'a ennibtion of 'thing% . I I . for for he rarely .goes the •people, . . I . r . . . . . .
table. They used to "cut"' it with a)). And -11 w6 reti6et that, the vettlal at. rashes, .eozema. ashore, even when his fleet or,flagship one erit,r6lyr controlled by . it is more than inertly the supreme,floor-fintsh.! I
- .9 1 mikes all woodwoOt '
. -flavor I it 'with - �' � . re feeta, shn visits any port. He, regards -very and -the -bond uniting the Dominion With IML r I , . It ronovates old furniture, �
whiskey -take it in wine apeu-mul-ated wtiil0i of ill the farniev, _ _gS ,anu ' .. I . � _
-anything to -get away. from - r Moment spent away from t7he Service the mother country is light and almost . look new again; won't fade actr crack nor show
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lemon juice - of t1le \VCstern'pra1LriP,,x i.4 $1.500,000,00n, 999999 stors ., A Skill .1 as . 4� "_�. � �'. r '., � r , I a no resttietious � I wear. in a lont while., Make your floors essier,
abominable fishy 'taste and smell. . ,,v,n1l(rh tbiriL" *arf. wiste . . imperceptible. There all . .
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that I silli,repent thst ,,�b , , I' All JDrwgptw and Stena, --ft. 1. . .. . � . .. 1. .. ''. . . upon the trade a* eeonomie de�elopment . .. I . . . to keep clean and dustless with M L Flooralaze. .
L Ole still take it 'in, , t"ey i n 1 gfi t be, they' .' I . .9 1 . .. . . . . . I r . I I Get the boc&-aqk 'Or'it "OW'r Any of the
Lots of pe not as goo'd ap 'r . . . . �e in tile 1. . r GOV a - .
$ion form, which ip nothing more than . 0 .r . I . of Canada which, will interfOl! . . . oult, solid enamels of 1A L Floor .
u1Dt so N�pr.v b-1 - " . % . . I . L 9 � I , . I .. d "- il,�O W seventeen hand ..
.. oil- -broken up -but 'still , I . � . . � I . 9 _1 L I � . 1: : . slightest with her carving out bar in. a IMPERI�1(_VAR'NISEI: & ill Wok better and last far longer than paint or Tarnish-•. ... -
e4urned " _-b _. . .. I l , ... I . . � . . 9 . . . -pendent future. The attitude of the - So.will any of the seven M L Lacs that Go pirfoctly imitatt .
easy, oil an a strain on the digestion. . . 9 .... -_ I � -_ I . , r . -_ . Comes'
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it we r . 11 I I I . . . . !� . __� people is that, of r affection' , toWatil the � C6 Loi Co., LIMITED hardwood -or the Transparent natural finish. omes in DO- i -
Doctors used -to think a the oil . . .. . �. . 91 �. � . . , I r . 9 I . .. .. . ." . . . . a ild `117-7,7-j!(51M '.� big land smalL A callon coats sw squani feiu 'Easy to �
it -Alf that built t e., s ste -.-:-they . . . I . . . . , . � . . . � 9 ,, I . � I . . . .- . �., 11 .. �. . N . - . � . � . � . . mother 'country and of sentimental . . TO to apply. Dries hard overnightl Ask your 4iOslerorwritAU& 9 . 1.
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were slow to � ..Out that t oil was r .1 �. . . 0 . I . . . . 1, r.r - �..� . . I . 9 . . . . loyalty toward her ]loyal head. But I . . :
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fin I r a , I . . r r � . r . � r. . . I I � ' 1, i �,� " r , .. ' r -a SALE BY .R.ROLAND .CLINTOX.. .
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distinct medicinal ria- � . . � - - - - . . � r I . I . .� � lor,a)-yietical pUrrases the control IsX� '. . . -FO .. . ... I . I . .. ... E . I 1
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ciples contained in it. , 9, 9 . J 1 9 r � a .. a -
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. . . I , I Parliament is h4ofi,derable. � . 9 . . .
Crude oil is quite indigestible,' and . I I _�___ . . . r . . � I . I ""Canada )iAs now between seven and .- . . I .. r. I., .1 . . . Sfirr
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will, in time, put the strongest stomach - � . 1. k. - - I .,... �:'r I.. . It I �� I .- ,;,. .01, I . . . oight millions of People, - They are a � .. . . . I . � I . 9 . . � . I
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out of order. . . -, I � ( 9 , - I - - _ . . . I - . . , . I . . � . �
� - . I I W- , -_ I . . I hearty, wate, persistent - race;
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A Wsy�has.nowbeen discovered to do .2 . - .. - . . . I
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awiLy With thi- grease and the smell,'and' ' - . 0-0. - � _. - -, . r. . ., -1 � . I I I -brave,' Intellig � I . . . . . .19 1 . 4. . .9
yet retain all the medictnal. properties I . . . - I ... �., . sharing or inheriting'the good qualities, ' " . . . ..
of the liver. This is done by removing ' ' , . Z= - .. . _.- . . '%f all their one ' a - I I.. . . . I . & .
r . estors and with a no, ,
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fivers.: The - . 11 - .. I .0 . tional pride Ili, theii Dominion that
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the. fresh oil from the new . . � _. I I . . .
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. liver pulp is then reduced to the forlu ' � .11 o'- I T1A%L.tR( I grows With the . . � them Ili - . .
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of An extract like beet extract. I . , I 9 1 99 1 � I � ,ow 9 L prosperity that . . I
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. I Liver Compound is. ' . �1 I I . - the last three decarles., They RTS . I . I � . �, . I
Ny4l's Cod . r - ?�.\ . better . r
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this liver extract combined with, an ex . 1 9. � neighbors.' It:.is more than a hundred . .. .. . . .
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tract of malt and heoling%�Jr . . ars since .a .'ho--.,- S-0- --- fired n r � . r two
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. It also contains tl*:true by h * hit . . I r < / -1. . ye r d er. and they are like us : I , .� Surely you ca spare- a . dollar or . I
idle,'cherry. . -1. 1 9
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This combination make�'14yal'i Cod. * � . 1. . I Across the be I , "week.. r
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. .Liver Com),ound 9l delicious tonic- r . 6-r .17 i . �� because outt'traditid conditions. are similar.- They I . 1. .. .. r
builds tip 1rel system, and makes r .YOU . . , W, I 9 re more restricted in their: immigta- I. 1. I a savings account get 376'
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strong. .1 . . , � . - 1 9 � a =9t,-Pay.abJ-e half; yearly
Take it when you feel yourself ;losing. . __/ r ,tion laws than we, and per r' .
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your grip. It a pleasgre . 9. . . . . . 1. �.. �... ; . .� t 0 1 I I � them a woudei4ul * expansion . fit .- .. .'. �e the stiving habit and �ou will
the childrin- like at. . . . . r r ore . _p up . h ' ' r* .
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And in busi- . 9 on have $ roo or r more, when you can
Geta bottle to -day and. ward -of . . . _. .r.o. J! . � ness,, and they to any nation WWI � . .. - - illdebentuies. 'and get 4%r on. .r ,
disease. $1.00. for a large -bottle. Vour, - ; . - . I _. . I r buy ou ,
i, . ECITROCI � � foe r $,, . .
. -druggist will cheerfully recommend . %. ..41TI4 . vii�atlietle relations I * � as I
. whom they have sY1 . I o atld
I . � . . - . . . �p 5litable for them if L .your� money,. I 'uod I., � . I
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because he knows all about it. . . I . I r . upwards -Terms one . . . .
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. .1 � "'Why should. we not have a closer' �� r , ,a safe' and .
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. I CliuWn. . - . . . . , � 1.1nion with Canada? Think 6 _ , .Company with the only loan com ..
KcConngll, . I . . � I . - Ali . _ - " I . .
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1, . . . . Ca-bby-L-You -can, protest:411 you'like but T aM bass of this outfit. , r � . I us with a large number est cid . . �1, " - � - 11 r 0
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44; , 3 d?, vp i have said �tblat_thris was a critical t, . . � . . .
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. . . . . � . . ti encouraged. ' - . . iueh opportunity will ev4 . .come 1 1. I
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� . � "flour mabsorbs aft the wat,er and inilk' - Etiqland again, by h system of prefer, I . .. 6 . 11 . I * .
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�' I �i. . . , � � I .1 I we would have reelp-roeity with all the , . . . -TO - I I . .
I I - . I , I , . �� I . I r . Post., grew. infiaftsted,, � . I I .. I . I llra-iaj�kages that I have described, And I I I r. � �
� ,� . . I ."FIVE, ROSES, said Bud, is,6xceeJ1ng13r iich ; just. I 6arnestly and gutdrelY bellev 8 � . DE T R 0 1 T I I 1. r., .-
11 , .. , 11, � I :r � 0 . . will follow its adoptio'd, WO must 010 . . I 11
lit . . . r . . "hi gluten, I 0 P666 because it's all made I I ' r it now or give it up forever. I I '. I. � r I AND RIBIPUMV . 1s
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Manitoba WheliL Takes up a lot I . . J U.. I . . .
lil I I I cc , 'PUFkCHASES FROM THE STATSS . SATURDAY, N E 17
. More watOr - mAes those fat loavesi - � � I
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------- � I . . I 111asts longer toe." I . Por the fiscal Yet . 'STEAMER -GREYHOUND I . � I
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. I ) , I . "Saves nlofteY, cloesn't itr asked Rose. I the United States were •$229,601,8091 � . Leave Goderich 0,10-a. in.", Canada Tillie. , I I . I
INFIVE noses . . . Bud in a. Lig voice, - I . their purchases front us $119,160,778, . E. H. AY:HR, Excursion Agent . .
V . , "' "Tho tat loaf makes the fat'Pocketbo6W" For the past docsAo the .returns Ili . �
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.� ., . � . . And Rose said YN. . .. � 6 . United States of $rL,$00,000,000, et.� 111HERARY LP."P. DETROIT POR 00MRICH
I -W . . porta to the 'United States Of $800,..-iday, June 16th, 8 A.m., Central Time, Arrive Goderich 5.30 PAU, -
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. . I'll Goderibb. Band, Moonlight, 8.00 p.1 Mday the 10th.
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