Exeter Advocate, 1901-9-5, Page 4(gxtter Abrocat
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Czas li Sand.ers Editor anen1 Prop
THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 19-01,
.NOTES •.•1-1.YD COMM E
When a PrettsYgi1 Piins fiewersson
a Young nittn's CQ 31 she '1131.ztys tilts
her chin up end the fellow who doesn't
tumble hnd bettor st;iy indoors when
a funeral is paesing foe feitr being
:rim over by the hetVee
Richard Jewell, of, Collsiorne, ill
have this yea it from his 80 -acre orchard
tfbout 400 tnirrels of itpples, which, will --
realize ilboutt $800, 1-11 is yettr the va-
eiety principally Spys. In 1897 M1.
fennall had 1,030 baveels of first-class
11 1t 131 !07 none worth men 110100
1898 some 400 Int reels, in 1809 he sold
$1,400 tvdtsth, in 1000 the yield nnis sold
for $100. This year there, ,are only
:About. tone acres out of the 33 with any-
thing worth selilno-
*.
Here ie a bit of good advice -from a
Oiiteni pore ry tO th OSe31113) delight in
oeakings of tiny 'woman's ch.aracter.
'hink how many years she has been
inclines it, of the wn
ouds received, of
e toilbs and privatious endured, 133)0
it° suepiciou 101Ioly hp ;ictions.
e 13 1.1 rity of woman is the `salvation
he race, the hope of future gveat-
, and the redemption or men. Wipe
her paritt, and man sinks 'beneeth
va ve of‘ciespair wifb not a star to
his life into a channel of safety.
se, then, before you speak-, and re -
fee that any hog can root up the
flower that ever grew, so the
ean ruin the purest cbaracter.
Holmes, an extensive buyee Of
and au 3.titit013ty, says that
no More valuable investment
orchards in Huron, and
ether oWn them than the
11 prefit. The orchards are
erly caf,sed for, either in culti-
' the land 0.e the care of the
dying -tooth cultive ts,ors should
pstead eef,plows: lieas should
INf8 Bf REOPFNIO
hvl N I znW I' arlisict 13
• , :4)i•eral .,-Toroitto oop Jai tireil
Boats in -Concentration Camp
to Be Deported to TOWt1S.
"
The IltAO4.1. to BO OntraPied-AllenS an
iigItters Against Ilritain Abk Contpon
satiou :for Loses-Cointnission Ite rt
Against Many Clain -is -September "I
thWidni.it--13oors Aro Active and. Blot%
Vp '1'i:tin-Nine lIritisit
. ,
1"Vashii,kgton., Sept. 8.-Ambassedor
115
Choate has cabled the State Depart -
Ment troins London, under date, of
Aug. ,31,,, as' follows: South,' African
commission, well receive no further
el aims at ter Sep t. This commie: -
Edon siss dehlitig, with claims of for-
eigneri on account of damages in the
Doer "sti-sain
h Prisoners.
St. Vil3Z' t, Sent. 3. --.- The
steamship,. Asrmitrbse, which sailed
from Cape'Tp,tisn sloe, Derniuda, Aug.
16 catesvints• 120/ 'Eneslish troops
and 087 Boer. prisopers, letas arrived
here and tvill peceeen,dlefors liee destin-
ation to-day.
eopon
, Cape .r.1.'otvrt, neerit,ltry
administration has dete;tieteland" it is
said, to deport all the 13tInrs in. the
reeeneentration camps, 'kennibering
upward of, one hundred tlibliSanci, to
garrisoned towns on the coastn where
foci is iiiore readily available, The
railways, thus relieved, will snilice
to supply food fir the population of
011anIleSbUrg, iS as large as
before the war, and permit the re-
opening of all the mines:,
Cempensatioe Consinission,
London, Sept. 8.--Atajor-Gen. Sir
John. A1 -dao -1), the representative of
the British •Foreign Oflice before the
'Transvaal compensation conunission,
presented to the conunission yester-
day as part of the British ncege.
against the American anti': other
claimants, the report of CaPin: Oar':
sostead of ,nass; hogs ShOuld Reichniann, who was United States -
,he proper' se,e,son Illsteaci of military attache with the Boors,
calves.; the trn'e0 sillould„ be From this it appeared that the Irrsin-
riC"s1 washed vvith -q,et 'old American ambulance originallY 0'61f--
season, fa,n‘t the best sisted of 53 men. On their art•ival
u -d Casee ennenn he ,TiVen ,to at Pretoria 4.6 of them threw away
-VA--sn.ordees „„.anta,t, itrbielaY op their Red Cross badges and tool -
1111
sa
, ,n,iteo.raisca the most Val' mausers. Capt. Reichmaiin was
es" t,libletsr,rt quoted as seyine- that the Works of
- thernTetheinands Railroad and tlict dy-
-sn nne s.,jfl nainite factory s Johennesh
Le.„2• 7,4trin,e,nyeeteekis,nni-, uncet
'f/'`'‘e'nallotlaiste
ta ter
• n'nenfer
sucleine
'eh Y`s1,14.e..'at
liaternai e
1011 one , -were turned, into Boer areanals Con.:
- s s 4 "")
clan ger_ Se (111011 y cl..tiananes, "t", .0.0 a CI
a'14' 111111110)1 'worked therein could liot be e
dsTA. , to clairta,ges for exportation. 1
Ceood-
ssen-
Be
Ind
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bad the ae--
--tigers of
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A
BOERS SHOW ACTIVITY.
Blow Bp and Fire 0I1 a Train, ..illing
Lieut. -Col. Vanditleur and Eir.-ht Others
of the Irish Guards.
,
London, Sept. 3:-A, despatch from
4 Lord Initchen.er, dated Pretoria,
ept. 1, says:
eA train was blown up yesterday
-een Waterval and Ilainan's
,11.„, 1 by 250 Boers, • who at once
ii
g 1In'tika-
\
Y fird(is
of Lie'
c ea Guare..
,rit.-
son
the
big
neet-
n at -
g re -
as de-
a gale
s about
111.00,
" erect -
101)1
nths
.wn.
1 of
of
zas
` of
-0
n he train, setting it on fire.
Vandaleur of the Irish
a most promising officer -
1. Nine persons were killed
was 1040L eis wounded in the blow -
and 1-t-1ttE derailing of the train."
ing un5.09;1
0
id
'`'N OE TUE HAND.,
Its
sciiarged 1'wo
Negro Itaise a ,r T1
•• The 1).3',7.1- •
2, despatch retl-ssp°011naLlin'Soe-Pf tille'berlgloarwacaPiorldc:s
up of a bater7a1
Haman's Stui'dBot,_
when Lieut. -Col. 1,..`_'I3de1eu0 of the, bi'
IniSh Guards was killed,
"The train carried several passen-
gers, among them two ladies with
babies. and it nurse. As it toiled
through a cutt,iing a negro was seen
to raise his hand. Instantly a Boer
discbarged two mines, derailing he
train, while a body of Boers poured
in et heavy rifle firenje,31('713
-
‘‘Lieut. -Col. Vanilereur''S'nouted-tb•iit
W0fl10311 .3.0 110 deWie 'under the seats'
and ordered his men to return tee fire.
As he was proceeding along the corri-
dor a Boer burst into the Carriage and
fired, killing him, after, it is supposed,.
his refusal to surreenere'.,Another,Beer
denbera.tely firerition arentiteturneseinthe-n-
niirse,, and bul were flying, in all
directions, *iiltho the 130nrS Were aware
that woinen- and ' children were thore.".
Not to Nee!. ICrugor.
:FrainC1'i1)5j3,11
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Toronto, Sept. O. -Several Torento
people, were mere oe loss se.yeeely in-
jure(1 in a rant\ ay eel 141 011 at Ieew-
iston last 'night shortly after7
O'elock. Tlef New York Central train
from Buffalo wee conveying; en ex-
Ourefon Panty to 1e111t01,1, whell
the smash came, The New York Cen-
tral train, clue ttt Lewiston at 7.80
Pnne to meet the Chieora, .had to
back down the steep grade running a
lune fom Letvie On.', In doing this
last night at a speed of six ndles
an hour the New Yoek Central train
ran off a switch and crashed into an
engine standines on the wharf. rive
C043.01103 wre etAtached to the New
York Central. etigine, and several
liundred persons Were a boar ti 'The'
eresh produced a etartling shock.
The rear coach was badly shattered,
and the passengers were thrown into
confusion. ,
George Heath of. 948 Queen- street,
this city, had his right leg leroken
above the ankle. Ile was in the car
eecond to the rear coach. :Hie back
W'115 also hurt. .
A number of other To ron toni ne
were severely shaken up, but escaped
with a few bruises. s
The c,ollieran cansed a•panic, but
wheinit was found that no one had
been killed, thinge quieted down.
L. -knoll. nay.
Ce1eb3.3t1on1r1t1olig1out All Canada and
the United Staten on :1Ionday.
TOronto, Sept. 3. -Yesterday the
Trades and Labor Council here had
a big parade, with the Industrial Ex-.
hibition as an objective poi.nt. Here
they ran off the program of sports
and games. Throughout Canada there
were monster parades, the holiday
being sti.ictly obser-veci. ,There were
large turnouts of finion man at all
the smaller cities ahd Iare-e towns
in Canada.
Drowned at Hamilton.
, .43nijton, Sept. 3. -Richard Wynne
• kaMke„ a 13-ye311--old son of William
m, corn/re:renal traveler; wag
cli•otrieek while bathing at Burlington
BectelinArbout six o'clock last oven
131q -,,VInen a cci d en t happened in the`
nearktthe canal. 'Wyndham step-
ped into, a;-lhole and 11114113, down. A
conipanion,n4Addie 'Murphy, went to
his assistafistnin and got hini by tne
hair of 0141,ledad, and brone-ht him
to_ the surfaann,Anyncilstam seized him,
and to save"niAigelf Murphy ha,d to
',shake 111/11 .offnalicinswim to shore.•
The body Was-resecotred
af-
terwards, ee,
Matthew Streatham 'Dead.
Toronto, SoiSt,'. Sweet:
narn, ex -Chief ,PostOffice Inspeetor of
the Dominion,: died ' on stS11tnrclay
inOrning at the faniily reSisdenn'es`from
the result of a stroke of, ptu•aly:,-,Sie.,
Mr. Sweetnain
stroke on March -8 last, btit_recover--s
ed sailiciently to be about. Last,
Tuesday hes suffered a secniici stisseken
1 -le was conscious, however. tuitila
few hours before his- death. :iyheir
the end came he was surrounded, bn
his family. Mr. Sweetnam was. born
in Toronto on Oct. 17, 1831, . and
was, therefore, in his 70th year ,
Carrie in New York.
New York, Sept. 3. -Mrs. Carrie
Nation -came to town yesterday to
lecture and be stared at, and the day
furnished More, excitement for • her
thaii anyPi1e--;ii‘Oi"iSiscli.nyesehei.hasS'..Ilasd
since she s abandoned -the saloon, -
smashing crusades that made her
famous. She lectured the barteridoS
01 31031 a dozen saloons, visited
eral dance halls, was placed under
and was released again before
e reached the police station: •
London;;Sept. 3. --The Czar, hav-
ing made engagements th the
Pretich. President s:auct with Edtvarri
VII., is importuned by Dr. Leyds for
an interview with ex -President ilnru-
ger. It is net probable that he will
g -rant this request, Mr. Kruger lias
beea in Europe tv year without, ,rneet-
ing ally European. Sovereicne except
Queen AVilltelmina, and she was pow-
erless -to support a demand for in-
tervention against Clreat Britain...
isss,tets, Deiarey..Captured.
London, Sept. 1,-1,03.11 Kitchener,
telegraphing from. Pretoria yester-
day, says',
'`Garratt has captured Piet .1)ciar-
ey, brother of the Itssietent Com -
110.11(1034 Genera] '
Arrested for iIigh 'Treason.
Landon, Sept, Icranse, former
Governor o.r jOhinnicshtirs;, ion] 13 promin-
ent , of ficial of the late Transenei gov-
eisninent, ayes arrested In TAna on last
eight on a charge of high treeson. 11o
33 131 be erisnigned 1 0-(1 y at iletv-Street PC.
NCO Ceurt,
Fels the pa t four in anths Pr. Eirause
lins been Hying In Great Britain, it is
alleged that ter signifying hie n 1 I (Tine ve
to 3,31 Posii.fsh CrOwis he secretly 400 -
:Warded ll11fl1fl110i011 to 31ue 1300i78. it n if
Dr. E. -rause who 111:10011 to Lord itneerts
th,ci 13o sof 331htinneShrirg en the ecenSlon
01 the tirren (ler.
Tro 0 pet' ritishe 330101.
Ottawa., t'siiept. Militia De-
pertment has received a nelilegram
,)t 114 that Trooper Charles Top -
nor 13 ‚31,3 of nionctein fsn,11., 10(1 of
1115 3001,1 tit I-internee:line, Atig, 29,
1004) 511),thrn,',, 4, intirrertl.
,rotistreal, Sfent, , St r LI-1AI**
one end nitettest Royal is soOicie more
in Con 1(311 lee -vine; MO. 3.31 /31: j1:lntr
31 ';',/ 1133' 1' Fiti,iidaete jr, ore
ticsOt It
Berlin, Aug. 3. -In splt; of the ef-
'forts to preserve the nonepolitical as-
pect of .the coming meeting, between
Emperor William and the Czar, "'The,
Schlesische Zeitnng's St. Petersburg
correspondent declaree:that the Czar
IialanlReen in autographic' correspond-
:Cnce-With, the Empdror, special coin. -
'Mrs 'viSi.'tkrigsn'' 'ilCl3lin twice weekly,
bearing letters which have not pass-
ed' through the hands of any offic-
ions,
ect - • •
Midland, Ont., Sept,. 3. -The body
of a man was founcl floating in the
bay here near Playfair's Mill yester-
day morning. The body was too
badly decomposed to be identified,
but froni papers found in clothing he
.is supposed to be Edward Delaney, a
lumber inspector of Bradford. The
authorities . of Bradford have bon
commemicated with, and friends are
expected to identify remains.
330003, for Bravery-.
London, Sept. 3. -Andrew Carnegie
has given 100 each to 'Shenderf,
Law, Jones and Pick, four miriers
who displayed Conspicuous bravery.;
in the rescue of their comrades at
the time ol the recent Dolnibeistle
(Perthshire) colliery disaster.
seal catch Sman,
San Francisco, Sept. 3, The'
steaincr Bonlel hies c.irrived faeire the
Pisibyloff ISI inds with. 22 even .Se I -
,513i118, tl, large numbee of ftJeskies,
ancl a quantity 'of 13 0'] The
geueetil Catch of seals is reported as
Cycling 311411 wityinito.
:Sydney, N.S.W., Sept, 3.-15 mesh-
ed cyclist Suncle.y night' 1101 11 up tile
1V1.1.1 to ,Cli rfs-Tli I can la 'malt -Coach ,
wotaided a pasSenger, eccured' tiles
inalls and 0.Pa1s • Valued at $1,40,0,
and eitic e,pecl
• 1>313i011ot 83117111:1'3.
WOMAN'S HOUSEHOLD ,
rfleastuss.aikoia YoraEdvooedtrhyo:;b,S°Oubmsyee I sstoi milIn-
Th m
---....-,.--..------- hold pest, , 'I
variety of kouse.,
Whether it be in the form of Croton
bugs, mice or bedbugs, the result ii
the same -to drive a careful house-
lteeper to distraction.
The best thing to keep away mice 19
a eat; the next best thing is a trap.
Few housekeepers know, however, that .,
MICE will not go near a trap unless it
13 thoroughly, scalded and aired after
pvcry three or four captures.
Paris green will effectually destroyl
:Neches and Croton bugs. It should,
Do sprinkled sparingly around the
places they frequent. 'Cloricle of lime
:011 afso keep away water bugs.
Borax is an enemy to red -ants. It
is very' difficult to get rid completely)
or these little pests 01100 they have in,
'naclecl a house.
Many housekeeperS hoop them out of
-refrigerators by placing each leg Of,
the refrigerator in a saucer of water.
The wa.ter must be renewed each clay
before it evaporates, and will pro-ve an
effectual barrier to armys ,of red ants,
, Bedbugs are the bane of every WO^
-Man's existence. The advent of 'tha
iron bed has done much to help rid
Louses of them, but still they will
gather in carpets, closets' :and wood-
work unless carefully Watched. 's This
Is especially true of apartment houses. j
- . .
Clean water and acut ohm.
proper imixture is the
113311 secret of keeping
Brie -a -Brae glass brilliant.
u mirrors are very
dull and speckled, the following fluid
Is excellent: Take a small portion Of
whiting and add sufficient cold tea to
make a paste; rub the specks from the
glasses' surfaces with warm tea, dry,
with a soft cloth; rub a little of the
paste well on the mirror and pelisli
dry with tissue paper. Stains and fin-
ger marks may be, removed from a
•loolirig-glass by rtbbing with a soft
.cloth wet with alcohol.
- 'Discolored ivory Jnay be restored to,
Its original whiteness by soaking It in
'water and while wet inclosing it in a
glass jar nd exposing- it to the strong
rays of the sun. Repeat the process
until the ivory is bleached. ,
China which has beeorne discolored
should be treated to`a thorough scoitr-
ing, with Coal ashes.
Marble is best cleaned with the fol -
hewing inixture: FOUr tablespoonfuls
0; baking soda, two of pumicestone
and ewo of preeipitat,ed chalk. Add
water until these ingredientare of a
paste consistency. Rub preparation on .
marble, then wash it off with tepid
soapsuds.
• Brfc-a-brae Is ,generally In a dingy,
ccindition at the end of winter. If it la
-,gunitny, Tub with dry salt or baking,
soda --A-strong solution of ammonia
and Water will clean a piece of brie-a-
lit:de thoroughly- if an old toothbrush
fsvlgorously ,used in immersing thd
rtie1-e in the solution.
:011-rry
Ari eunce of cam-
.W,hen 111.001 phor Is worth a pound
of sachet!
. „
sutittfri 0'4'1 .;--That clothes are
perfedtly cies...it:fit-fa, free from dust is
the trst reciiiisfter-,3ai their preserva-
tion against3'li0 clissolute moth; com--
/non garden' or -!`)3uffal'a" variety.
Blankets shoul&be-WaSlied carefullyT,
and aired in the_sun for ttii;o. or three.
3110.urs and then' mit away With each
fold tiled with cninphor in chests -lined
pith white shelf -paper. 3"-z,'
Furi placed in tar pappnella,gs
hung up in it roomy closet,
ed camphor placed in the pockets, will
'defy the.; greatest- moth gourmnd if
every new And then" during the season
they aretaken out and,aired.
Woollen gOdileS'andlsillt artieles
be prevented from turning yellomf-by.,
placing. pieces -ot_liees wax about- the
goods. Silk fabrics should never be
kept folded for any length of tiMe in,
white paper, as the chloride of lime in
the paper will ,impair the color of the
silk. •
To prevent creasing:lay newspapers
without opening in the folds of the
goods and -.-fold them up together. 3
' LaceS'and fine white goods should be
folded in 'blue paper. This prevent
their turning darker. J
To '. clean, knivee,
! i
All Einila,of id..flo thing ' is bettet
0 Stains. otthan the old fashion,.
÷s_u_sautsizsed brick dust. 1
.s
,1VItid Stains steeld be allowed to
dry, thdif thoroughly, brushed with a
dry cloth, and the spots removed by
rubbing with alcohol. t
Grease stains are -eradicated most ef-.
feetually with benzine. The 11131 i'1
should be rubbed. back and forth ovee
the stain until ,it -ha z' disappeared. it
:Will not then leave • ring.
I On silverware, stains require prompt
attention, or they take too long to r43. -
move, $ulphuric acid will remove the
etain left by medicine. Dip the s.poon
In the acid, reierating tho proces8
un-
til
it has theappeareds, then wash 11: 1(1
very hot water. To remove egg stain
from silver rub it, with table salt.
Ink stains onfurniture use thin>,
Wad SIX drops of niter. to a, teaspoonful
of 'water and apply to the ink stain
with A liseather. If the ink doeS nelt
yield to this, make mixture stronger
and repeat 'process. s
i On earpote, grease or gummy dirt
'stains may he removed by rubbing on
thein the following mixturefs' One bar
of good soap to two teaspoonfuls el
Sa1-80da and saltpeter and four cmerte
of boiling watee. 'When cool add six
Ounces of arinaquinnonia. Bottle and
nse.as required,
1),,I.,onden., Sept,. 3. --The Idien
rnigintin 011 11004so511011111 31110 11
ilo 10 03, yf,3s10.1c1,,A,y seye fenne In:- used, Wash the Painting gontlY evith
tt,v)nerri likely (10 comer a cluieccl(ini rleal vsatm 'vssater, dry with a TIsess°' ot
letrcl el, the Of iSfit; elagese-eloth, then rib it with a elerez
Maieiity's cerenietion, • ' "Cloth ee,tetra.tad with 'olive oil.
Borax 'is best be use for stained tin.-
)vt,Av
11 0-0 !Bt-1f
ors.
, Ware. ehould the inside 01 a tin ten-
Ilevtin, pot or' 1101108 pot be discolored' boil it
at, -the pi 011 ce (13 111.0<10 onione et, in sti,ono,„' beeees teesienen for s short he, ceresencle, ef;linfusind, time (13(1its 'ilkst brightricss wrd
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PrortioLes Digestiongheerful-
neSS and Ilest,Con ta ns neither
OpiuntMovphine nor Mineral.
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littyke'n- Ste d
.eflx:Senrsa
Roalarla Saks -
.elniza Seed •
.7k7a/mint -
a% Casbonat,raz,-.
Thlar Seed - ,
Clafifiad kl4tZ11
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A perfect Rethedy for Cons ti
Worms ,Co wilds ions ,Feverish-
litieosns, asnoduLoss
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Fi,s'lia,EnEttnoe,
l'asSiraile Signature of
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10EW 'YORK.
T AT TH
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SIGNATURE
--- 0 F
IS ON THE
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BOTTLE OF
erra.....tessamo'
Catt'oria, is put up in oie-st."NVOttlevonl'yfe
is not'%seld la bulk. Don't all.Waeyone to se)
you airnytliing else on the plea deli/ire/nits tbastrs1.,
4s‘ju5t.a3 good', and "will eiritsisier'etietTptif;.
pose)t .42 -See that you get 0ZL'30.:114-4.,
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EXACT -COPY OF WRAPPER,
signature tits even.
n of • .• •
..E2Erigailtze.-"AtMEC
The Iiissg ofs,--
13-1.tcli's Happy Thought"
appy
ou
anges
=
aNts., been Made': for s- tnoff
cooks and the careful housewife
mho requires to use economy'
ancleget the be'st reSults.,
nappy- Thought Ranges' ri-re'ilotemperirnents.- Tlieyharre been
testei± in 150,000 Canadian- homes and have beenimitated by
:more. stove inaitufacturers than .any other. Range.. ;
Buy a.F.Cappy,.Tliought, a•ou'll get Q,ualifSV'
that Means ar:. Sav-ing" if you,.,
lliTatittfactareally
1511C1i. Stove Ca., Li
rrtitj5t,azot.ford
Write ths.-Tilanufacttitmrs for -arc 1.11ateated cattsibizue..
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J HEAIVIA,N3 Exeter, Ont.
~E,or puretblood, a:bright eyet; a clear
inomplexion, a- keen appetite, a,good.„
digestioni and refreshing sleep TAKB-
'-seLpekrillek..
. .
It arouses the Liver e quickens the
circulation, brightens:the spirits and
generally impronosithethealth.
sixty-eight yeare tred haw,: proved it tc.,, be, the raost reliable 131-0013i purifier knoiva.
All druggists. sell: -BRISTOL:Sr'
meztatammammensumissmagssemmessesemmimme
vommewmockancemaraskzmaeo......xs.,...
Sept 5th to l4bh, 190,1
Entri6E.4 dose Sq/ ember
A latpirics exposition genunie merit -Nett' tte,latireits ancl leading. 41,0,1:ace
tions-I'cichbarst's n9110011110.4; l'e`flepltatits--'1110 1;..reo 6r-reces ain )‚3 0361
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fire \vov3s.4i5p013'; iii0163.1113,:g reitr-oselitaLibus 0! ",747331l of
of Pksnin." &elitsCial trains over (1.11 1111131 cacii 0tt,,133in4 all er Cho \v0»312,....
pi'140 I 1SuS, i)rogrdnie, eto., npply to
LT..COL. W. M. GARTSIIORE,
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01, 171)5 poll:311°cl Illokr1 barrel, triggar guard,and side pistils. Itliaaimproyca 01•,•-,lio,,
, sight, fAstolgrIptitul walnut stock, and shoo is with torri fis torso anC great neenntry, _
f sent esters ad-rfreftWement mid wo w111fOrrotra the SaNtr, 501 thatrO6tura bernondy Itacittleu will Ifs floe,
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taken sucicle11,13, ill oil Llie, street., 41e1:-
ecl 1110<11 store (311(l[1](('L,
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11(11 .rots the 1,01„eislative Assetiii)ly- b'y
the Conserviitives or' Cletiger ry.
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