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been used by Millions ot =there tor
their children while teething. If die.
tubed by night and brava ot yew:
rent by a eiCk child Suffering ad
crying with paina euttiug teeth send
at once And get a bottle of
Wilslevea Soothing Syrup" for childe
ren- teething. It will relieVe the poor
little sufferer inernediatety. Depend
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wicket it, It cures Diarrhoea, regu-
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Wind. Colic, softens the Gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and en
-
orgy te . the Whole system. "Mrs.
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ren teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one: of the
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nurses in the United States. Price
25 e•ents a bop?, Sold liy all drug-
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and ask tor "Mrs. Winslowls Sooth-
ing Syrup."
Toil disarms temptation.
Perspiration proves inspiration, .
No man pan keep his sins to himself.
Revenge is s.weeteet when renounced.
Great faith is the seeret of great
fa,cts.
There may be beckbonie without
• bigotry.
He has no faith in, God who has
no hope for man.
He knows nothing fully. who knows
nothing beside. •
• No man ever bought fortunes by.the
sale of his friends. •
The only thing that comes to t1M
man who waits is the' certainty o7
being left, '
When .the father is on -the wrong
track he finds* it heed to flag his.
boys behind hire.
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The 'church with a mission never
dies for the lack of money:. ...
You eannot tell much' about God's
army by its church parade.
A life is to be known:by its .outge
:rather than by its income.
-The maii-Wherlitueslies fiYreins---re=-
Iigion is only Wasting his 'emotions.
Whoever is a god t� himself is apt
to be a devil to his neighbors.
You. cannot teach ehildren to keep'
the Sunday bet making them hate it,
Our loads are always lighter if we
will at least look as though we liked
them.
The people who have least religion*
on reserve always Seem to have most
on tap. '
Backache an
Kidney Disease
Hick's Forecasts For Ames
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The 3rd, 4th and ink are central re- f will seAnd without material loss until,
actienery storm, date, with conjune- 'the June solstice thowere subside,
tionof moon and sunand earth em will be safer uncut, unless small
U* 3rd. By 'the 3r4 storm canditiene quentitiee axe. reaped at a time and
will be well organized in west= see- handled with great promptness I and
tions, the barometer will fall to sto- care, The barometer properly milder-
rm readings, the tenmerature will be etood and followed, will play: no small,
ewe and ewes, with cloudiness in- , part in the important work of hare
creasing ti PrecinitatiOn. From the vesting during this month.
8rd to 5th, inclusive, these conditions The Vulcan storm period extending
will pass progressiveey over the from the 20tIt 'to the 241h, is central
country from west to east, causing on the 2ist, the eentral day of the
rata and, thunder storms generally summer solstice period. This petted
in their passage. The mercury per will bring very high temperature, low
turbatien s central on the 3rd, ex- baroroeter and threatening estorms,
tending ever this reactionary period , We have otten celled attention to the
and Covering the next storm period feels that stains come up from un -
following. This mercury disturbance usual ,quarters of the heavens, and
will tend to prolong cloudy, threaten- move in odd and erratic direetions
ing conditions between tbe two and manners, at the crisis or turning
periods. It will also be seen by the period of the June solstice. Thunder
storm 'diagram Oat the Mars period clouds and squalls at this time have
begins about the time of the new moon, a surprising way of doubliug back
on the 3rd, whiele additional. influence r and slipping up from easterly diree-
will help to obliterate the interim of tions, striking the unwary on the
fair weather between these periods; 14eelind side" and coming in at, the
The storm ,period extending from leaek door morally. We have several,
the 7th to the •lath, protnises to bring times explained these peculiar phe-
Senle of the most general and severe nomena, showing that they grow out
•"disturbances of the month. At this of the fact that the earth is at her
time the moon will pass first quarter turning point, the sun is at the high -
on the celestial equator, while Mer- est declination north, and all the for-
cury, " earth at the summer • solstice ces of earth and. air • are about to
edits, and the Mere equinox, will ell break into a new oiler and move al -
add, their disturbing powers to the ong new lines. We are planning to
regular "Wean peeimi. Ordinarily discuss all such questiens more fully
this would be a •period of Marked and than ever when we get 'into Our en -
dangerous .eisturbancesn but the en- larged megazine• .
trance of the Mars influence makes The moon being on the celestial
the results problematicel•
Have never.been able to rails*
the 'extraordinary Curative
power of Dr. Chase's kidney.
Litter Pills.
The enormous Saler: of Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Liver Pills can only be accounted for by the
reliability and exceptional merit of this great
family medicine. :
Mk. E. T. BenannAticaux Sables, Vortneuf
co., Que., states: For two year:: r tried
number of different rem°-
. diee.for backache and kid-
ney dieease without obtain-
ingany Sincehaving
used Dr, Chase's Kidney-
Liver,Pills, however, I are
loopy tosay that theihave
proven of wonderful•benefit
tome. Ican certify that for
me these are the best Pills
'X have ever Conle &oral!, and
we alWaye keep them the
house. Di will be a pletunne
for me to reple to any who
'care to write miler further
MR. T. TOMAZD partiCUlars of my cede."
Dr. Chase's Ir.idney-Liter PHIS, one pill a
dose, 26 ete. a box TO protect "too main.*
imitations the 'portrait and signature of Dr. .A.
W. Chase, the famous reoeipt book author, are
On every box of hie remedies.
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Obi AM". larger illustrated weekly
. tivelk fishing, natural
his -
a , journal of shooting,
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.4uest our
Catalogue of
the best ,..,
books on outdoor 'lire And recreation.
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equator ou the eilikend in apogee on
All those who have been ,students the 25th, in every probability thunder
of our •foreca,sts for many years ' will storms, June showers and great elee-
remember that the incoming of the trical• unrest will continue into the
Mars influence "sets the pace," ee, reactionary storm period, central on
to speek, to the general chareeter of 26th, 27th and 28th, It will be very
storm and weather that will prevail natural, but not as rule dangerous,
during. the donaance of his periodforeelectrieal clouds to flash mid blaze
Observation 1 for Many years , has all thrt1ugh the nights at this part of
preven to us that .the Mars' influence the June solstice, '
for reasons which We cannot eetplain, It is peolier that we repeat what wq
Senletimes reverses or greatly motile ea,e,e often said, that there is the
Iles results that would otherwise greatest danger in taking • shelter un-
naturally transpire. But this one her ' 'green trees during these Junes
thing may be get down as a fact, that thunderstorms.. We tepeat, also, the
-the general oharacter of meteorologi- warning of dangerto live stack from
cal phenomena prevailins; whemwe ha- lightning in crowded barns and sheds,
ve entered fully into a Maas period, and feom exposure to wire feeces.
will indicate in e marked degree the .Every :season we heex of much stock
general . tone of storm and ' weather heing • killed by lightning, in couse-
expected until the Mars influence Is quence of flaacks and hoLd 1 uddling
'Passing offwe may not have enter- under • trees andaeainst wire fences
ed far enough into the Mere period in . thunder storMs. These sugge,-.,'-
from' the. 8th to the lath of June to tions-may.seent uniniportont to eonie,
fix the Conditions to be . expected : but correct' Statistics of loss and deft -
Mit we predict that the weather and 0.-A by 'lightning, 'especially in the
storm conditions during the last half mouth of 'June, would put a different
Of June Will sa•fely indicate Wh4t utaY meaning into the peoposition, . • .
generally :be eXpectod ,quite , through . Is heavy rains and Storms occur at
the month of,. July. , . . the beginning Of the. Mare period,
From about the 101.11 eq, .the 15th of '
..
June is an • annual period of meximum say Trete the 1.0th to.. the .15 -the the'
"electricel. and niegnetie eXcitement: e
sanie may be expected to (entente et
uhereaetionary. period, 261.h to Leith,.
Earth currents, ' seismic ;Intl volemec and at the iternl; Periods .thrOugii.
disturba,nces,'. greet thunder storms much of July. • If •:drY 'Wea,ther and:
and dowlipeurs. of • rain, :as • a rule; high .tenmerntures lead into the opene
reacha ceisis abOi4 this time. Such iii.. 9f the . Nlars period in any wide
reatilts 'snouId not surprise arty of our •section, jute, will bring a hurtful de -
readers.. from about the teth , to ".the :gree of warmth -..'and !Iron% to *that
13th of the • present month. .. Great•
Seet1otr2- . • At :the Same time . another
Warmth,' .attendecl . by high humidity extreine may begin and continue •thre
and -very ' low barometer,. . will . be °ugh.
, warnings . of probable danger ' that. the sanie Perfect. Remember .
that ',the'Mars influence fixes coridi-
-tiolisee-PrevatiMeseonseconleinents_s_and
wide extremes at . the beginning of his
period,. We have said, and we still
believe : that 'a...Marked Shortage of
rainfall ..Will be •felt over much. Of the
greet -centrale -Western, northwestern
and ;southwestern grain belts, .before
the crops of the 'present :season are
Matured.. .
..
none can 'afford • to despiSe, or neglect,
fiTii
with the June solstice period indicate .
CS liltat thlintier.showers may transpi-
re' during •the-afternooeS. and peen -
legs, lip to and through the,reaction,-;,
erg storm periodcovering the .14th
to the l7tb• : •• •
This is 'a time, when.haymaliers
be .under constraint in harvesting
their crePS. Grasses and granie that . foIICKSi
. .
pity 0 a Man canna break away
itom Ids party •without Wing his
motives called in question. In most -
of the instances where Conserva-
tives have, supplied the bill, it is
said MI have done so in order to
plea,ee their Roman Catholic " cone
stituents. Tbis would tioubtlene
have served en Mr. Lewis' case but
that it appears thee the Roman Ca-
tholic vote in his riding is less than
an eighth of the whole. -Woodstock
Sentinel Review, Liberal.
•
Mr. Lewis, the C'onservative Mere -
her who defeated Robert flohnes in
Huron County, is accused by his Cone
servative friends of haying supported
the Lateral government on the Auton-
omy hill because that government re-
lieved him of a technical blunder whi-
ch migitt have invalidated his elec-
tion. tr •
Mr. Jaffrey, the. chief owner of the
Toronto Glebe, is excused by his
Liberal friends a withdrawing the
support of the Toronto Globe on the
Autonomy hill because he was refused
•a Senatorelde,
This is the, kind of political warfare
which inclines the better class of men
to keep out of polities, To many Of
the best men in Canada the political
field and the public service are looked
upon with a •feeling akin to abhorr-
ence. -Ottawa Free Press, Liberal. •
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KIDNEY DISEASE FOR 20 YEARS
Mrs. Caswell'. Reid, Orrville, Mug-
koka, • Ont., writes ;-"For nearly
twenty years I Was troubled. with
kidney disease, and have recently
keen completely cured Iny usingr three
boxes of Dr. Choices Kidney -Liver
Pills. I have tried a great many re-
enedies, but never seemed to get any-
thing to do me so Much good uutil I
usedthese pills."
Hogs Prefer To
Travel. By. Night.
. .
The hogs were corn-fedand excep-
tionally fat. They were Started • for
towe during the day blit. hy tee time
they reaen,4 Poiat a little • les: lii„r.
niile feom home many. ofeiliere *wero.
unable to continue theje stn,3y, aed
the march was .stopped. During the
cool of the :evening they were token
back home. • •
A holais a foolish thIng and in going
a. few miles many frequeetly take un-
necessary steps, thus malting the dis-
tance much longer than it really is.
This partly accounts for their becom-
ing so hot such ,a short way from the-
ir etarting point. They were allowed
to spend the night at home, but the
nolc. t night; the trail was taken 111)
again. ,
This time after dark; or ratliet; af-
icy • sundown, for it was. almost as
light as day, from the Moon; The
hogs seemed to be delighted with the
nevi order of things and the way they
capered-. to toWn was a caution.• It
HeAven Xnou$11 for Him.
Last .avening 1 was talking
With en editor teed and grey, -
Who tolde pee of a drealit he had,
I think' 'twas yesterday.
While snoozing in hie office,
The vision canie to view,
a June 8th, 1905
For, he saw an angel enter,
Dresseli in garments white and new, •
Said the angel, "I'm from heaver„
• The Lord just sent me down.
To bring you up to glory,
, And put on your ,golden crown.
You've 'been a friend to everyone
I And worked hard nicht and day,
You have supported many thousands
And front few received Your pay.
So we want you up in glory,
For you have labored hard
Arel the good Lord is preparing
Your eternal, just reward."
Then the allele' end the editor
Started up townrds glory's gate,
But when ,passing close to klaeles,
The angel murmured wait'l
I have a place to shOW you,
It's the hottest place in hell,
Where the ones who. never paid you,
In torment always dwell"
And, behold, the editor saw there
His old subscribers by the' score,
A.nd grabbling up s chair end fee,
He wished for nothing inore ;
but was bountl to sit and watch then),
As they'd sizzle ; singe and burn.
And his eyes would rest on. debtele,
WhielleVer way they'd turn, '.
Said the angel. 'Tome on editor. .
• There's the pearly gates eee..1?•
El......ut:,the editor only muttered,
"Tbis is heaven enough for me."
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••Weak nerves leading to. the
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weak nei yes to the bowels caus-
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Weak nerves to the liver causes
sallow complexion and Jiver
• are sublreWgc
nesses, debility, and decline to which so many
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organs nerves to the generative
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The menopause or change of life in women IS
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Weak nerv.es leading to the brain causes con-
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the insane asylum.
Weak nerves to the stoMach causes dyspep.•
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Weak nerves to the lungs, produces irritating
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All the force and wholesomeness of perfect
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addresi on•receipt of price. _ •
bo;dkdrlete.se the eek rrepriete•
The Wierwin company,.
• - Windsor, Ontario.
. Sold Clintee by J. E. Hovey and
•P, Reekte, Druggists.
rt •
was almost all the drivers could do tot - •
keep . up with them. . They- gave no • • • - •
trouble whatever and reached • the eseeselmegeemp000see
Shipping yerds. in firie shape.eArizone. •••
Republican. '
Press Coinments on the M. P. for West Haron.
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:Members of the parliamentary tele -
plume • eoinmittee Visited 11/entreat .ou
Saturday is the guests of. the ' Bell
Telephone .ConipanY and *ere treated
to the object lesson in • telephone de-,
velopment which an •examination of
that eat system eficirelse Besides
Messts, Zahmeeman,•Bergeren, Lewis,
Boyce and Monk; of the email -tit*,
others who took .ixlvantaget of the trip
were Messra. Bland, jackeort of Elgin,
P. Cristie H. Gervais and tiuncan
Ross, M.P's, Senator Templeman,Ed.
Kidd, eielVI.P.; and imbibers of the
press gallery. ' Arrived in Montreal the
patty proceeded to the central ex-
change when the mem:here were met by
Mr. C. F., Siete- president of the Bell
cc:Impeller:Sad -Mr, C. F. Sise, tr., as-
sistant general stiperintendent. • The
visitors were then divided into Meads
and taken charge of by tee engineers
Of the edinpany, including Messrs.L.11.
McFarlene., general superintendent; le
IVIaelearlene, eonnsel, and J. E. • Mac-
pherecin, local manager at ottaw41
.Tho four centrist exohanges; known as
the mein, east, uptown aed, West-
mouet, • -*ere , visited, Perhaps the
most interesting feature wag the swit-
ch board eet4the east exchange which
occupies one Side of a room 150 feet
iit length and is attended by 100 op-
erators, •The exeliange stall Of the
Montreal system number 700 young
wonme who Work tteder the directient
of supervisors, Assistant chiefs '•and
chief operators, all in, turn under the
jurisdietion of inspectors; superinten-
dent antl local manager, the latter at
Ottawa Man who received his early
training in this city. The superinten-
dent of the east end exchange is Mr.
Watson, a nephew of Mr. Thomas
Ahearn. The visitors Were driven to
the St. James' club and then enter -
tabled et •luncheon by Mr, Sise.-Ote
tawa Citleen,
It is evident that lift. Fitzpatrick
is to be Mr, Terte's successor in t,he
role of politleal bugaboo. The 'term
"master of the administration" has
hot yet been applied to him. Mr.
Tarte' s fate left t00 IllanY sad mem-
ories around that particular phrase.
net the teme evil influence Is Iting
ascribed to him that • the energetio
little Preneh-Canadian journallet was
taid for so long to possess. The cry,
against Mr: Tarte undoubtedly had
oulte an effect in this province. k"onie
of his utterances gave strength • to
the charge made thy his opponenta,
We hardly think that Mr. ritzpattlek
will serve the purpoe of the WWII.'
istration's opponents a welt Ile is
a singularly Ohs and levelheaded
- • , '
lawyer,, who has iseeu giving his .see -
i vices to the country unsparingly • for
'seine years ata vety greet 'sacrifice
! to. his Private . interests. - Just at
present he is being represented as
one of the, patties to sa plot to se-
cure the fyote of Mr.: Lewis, the
Conservative ineniber for West Hur-
on, in favor of the AUtonomy hill.
, Mr. Fitzpatrick recently. introduced a
I
measure relieving Mr. Lewis' from ::the
effects of a miserable . technicality
Which would have deprived him of
his seat . Tbe act was s just oree in
every respeet and was applauded bY
all irrespectito of party. • Now • we
are told that it was.the 'reeult of a
bargain by which Mr, Lewis was to
vote -for the autonomy bl1 There.
is • absolutely no evidence • to show
• that this is the case. The govern-
• ment only did What was •right in
having Mr. Fitzpatrick introduce the
hill. To have insisted on the va.cat-
' loft Of .the seat Would have exposed
it to criticism. There was no pare
ticular favor shown Mr. Lewis and
he has • as much rightto his ' opinion
on. the autonomy measure as any oth-
• er member of the House. The Tor-
onto News says : ,
Mr, n. N. Lewis •�f West ' 1•Inron
;has had to win his seat, twiee, once
e from Mr. Robert Holmes and tben
front the Minister of Justice," •
But it wasn't the IVIirlister of Jus-
tice which allowed Mr. Lewis to stay
in his seat. He introduced the bill
ibut it was the House that sanctions -
ed it. If the party majority had
been. used to grant Mr. Lewis some-
thing about the justite of Which
thete could be a difference of opinion
there might he soma ground for the
eoneptraey charge, But if it simply
did • what was right in the matter,
• thet Is all that need be said. -Wood-
stock Sentind Review, Liberal.
••10.6.,
Mr, Lewis, the Joember for West
Huron, was one of the Conserva-
tives who could not see their way
clear to Vote for Mr. Borden on
the Autononty Bill, • Now we are be-
• ing told that he supported the gov-
ernment because Mr, loitzpatrielt in'
troduoed a hill to grant him relief
bit. connection with a • techhicality
which might have affected his tete
tire of his seat. Could anything be
;smaller ? It is astonIshing how
mueh POMO people welcome. irate-
peridence bit a, politician when it hap -
;pens to benefit their own inixty, but
how differently it affects them when
the reverse is the mien. Mr, Lewis
simply •exercised his honest judg.
net on, the Matter, and it Is
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TO STOP A CRYING BABY.
13ables cry bedause they are sick.
It , May be a pain in the stowed!, ,
colic, or ceamps-but in any case a
Iew • drops of ,Neryiline Sootheseawey
the distiess and a.110Ws the baby to
sleep peacefully. •Where there .. are
young .children there shatild also be
Nervilizie. It cures all theminor ail-
ments. just as prompt -1Y as the doctor
-and not •so expensive -For ,neatly
.fif tse years Polson'e Nervilirie has been
the great hoitseheld remedy for Can-
ada. Soid everywhere in large ' •25c
bettIee. , .•
.If. you • see it in The Neits-Record'
it's so..
SPRAINED ANKLE, STIFF .NECK,.
• LAME SHOULDER. ,
" These are three common ;ailments.
for 'Which ' Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
is especially valuable. If promptly
applied it will save you time, money
and suffeeing when troubled with any
•one of these ailments. For sale by
H. El; Combo, Clinton; :
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Not one make of fuenace in twenty is supplied with an
• ash -pan.
Without an ash -pan the ashes must ,he shovelled into °
a pail or some other, receptacle for removal--nleans dust
in the eyes, ruined clothes, extra work; a dirty disagreeable
job -the meanest part of furnace 'tending.
The Sunshine Purnace has an ash -pan which catches
all the ashes, and slides in and out easily. Has two handieS-
• for carrying.. •No shovelling, sweeping or dirt.
This is only .one of a dozen, good features possessed
Al the Sunshine Furnacenone of which are found on
any other furnace, •
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yott. aro liviJl at some distance from store and it
is not convenient to • send there for it package of 1.ei1 Rose
Tea,, please till out the coupon below,• enclose It with two cents
•• fin stamps, and a large sample will be mailed..
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ST. JOON, N. R.
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•. Green .11 • if 4 4•
Mixed. ••
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The Passing lialf.Breed
"There will be Indians in tna Can- I
Idian North-West whun there aro 1.0.-1
half-breeds." These were the words
of a veteran trader front the. ear
North; Henry. A. t'ele•er. Consumpie.
ion, this observant Leather Stocking
• says, is the blight vhith i iaNt w)P-
ing the hell breeds out of" exiftanee.
",'Nine out of ten half-breeds die oi
e�n-
•sumption," ho coetinued. • "So seviet
are the ravages of this disease emong •
the people that the flee in the °One -
try isalWayS, kept blaning to thaw
out thergroend that the graves May
he deg.' The Indian does nut seelli to .
suffer • like his half brother. ..Aftei:
watening these people for a number
of years it seems •• to nie that -• they
are born with the disease in • thorn.
Then hit,. ceeeless, slovenly life helps •
it along. In the spring the halfebreeik
wades out into the sloughs and ponds
and catches cold, and willike the Ind-
. .ian, in unable to throw St off. The
half-breed • morally is also, • weaker.
than the. 'Indian. Ire has all the vie-
• es of the white man' and•the, red man
: arid .but few of their virtues.• . ,
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OANAPIAN
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SELL.7-;
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noiviEstm(Bas, ExcmisroN, TI -
01F10
ckET. -To THE NORTH WEST.
,
. Winnipeg $30 4, Motrlitay;.• Deloraite,
Souris $31;.50 ;• Brendan • $31.55.; Ly-
leton, Lenore; IVIiniots $32 ; Binseitrth
$32.25 s • Motegmein $32.20 ; Areola
$32.,$g ; Estevaa,.Yorkton $33.; S!lieho :
¶d3 50 ; -Regina, Lipton '$33.75 ; Moo-
seja'w $34 e•Sasketoon $35,25 ; Prince
AIbe-i.17$8VT-MSITEZ•Cd-IC3lrr-C1.T.ftTee7r—y
$38.50 ; Red Deet $39;50 ; Steallicona.
$40.50. • "
Going June 13th, retigninglin til
August 1ith, Going .Jane 2;th,• re-
turning until :August 2z, th;: • Going
July 15th, returning moil Sept. lath.
Pull: particulars fi kryt W. ikclison ,
Canadian, Pacific Ageut at Ilinton, or
Write ,to C. • B. Pos ter , D.1'.A., ;trete
•onto. ,
LEWIS SSe CLARK CENTENNIAL
• EXPOSITION ?PRTI-44.NO,N)11g.
frOM' Clinton-
. flood going daily until Sept. 3Oth
yalid returning 'within 00 days
' from date of 'isgue.
e. Special. ' ,side trips to '0. al.ifernia, pOin.1!.
I-IOME SEEKERS' EXCURSIONS::
. '
-'to Points
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•
Goad going June 13th, Xith and
. July e2111.. '
.Y:.loind re:to:Ili:7g .50 days:.
. For' ticket's and full information
ea
• • , •
• A. `O. P'ittisn Siatiri. Agent. •
P. Reliodgens; Town A. ge,,Clirito.0
':J. D McDonald, Distriet Passette •
, gee .Agent, Poem:lie • e
esseese.4r
icyces
•of the
Makes
.1 HAVE A STOCK OF NEW WHEELS OF THE
BEST MAKES, :CLpvELANs, RACY CLES, ETC.:
ALSO A. NUMBER OF SECOND HAND WHEELS.
I ALSO DO REPAIRING; SHARPENING LAWN •
MOWERS, SCISSORS,. ETC. . . .• .
' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ,
,
. AT Tnz OLD STAND RATTENBURY STREET.
BEAUTY.
SPOTS
MINNESOTA LAKE PARK REGION
•• LAICE IVIACDONALD, MONTANA
LAKE CHELAN, 'WASHINGTON
BEAUTIFUL PUGE'r SOUND
AVAIL YOURSBLP OF sToPovER pnivirt ES
WHILE ON YOUR WAY TO TEM
Lewis & Clark Exppsition
'VIATRE
Great Northern Railway
"THE COMFORTABLE WAY,"
For Fates ot betafted In ormadou address AO Reprosentacive of the
• Great Norma% Intilwar
• KANI) BROS.,,CLINTON
tar SOLE AGENTS jati.
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SID T/118 COLIPOil AND 0 OEM'S PAR IT/INIVOMYT1D1R5Ol1.
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