Exeter Advocate, 1906-04-05, Page 3A SWING TONIC.
.ilinas rink Pills Make Rich,
Red, Ilealtil--Giving blood.
Ce?;s1 14170r ellfOreralg close
conani,anent over-iteated, badly yen-
tilattei reome-aa tho X.. ha the
eIrri in the 'echoel - sap the
i.tyof (Nen,tIisteongestet 111.Q /011001-1
tercet-1,es clogged' with itepurities, the
vtp sluggiell, the itaineye weakened,
sleep is mit restful --- "you awako iltet
ite tired us When yoh Went to bed; you,
tire low spirited, perhaps have headaelie,
and bletelay ekineetliat is the condition
ot thoreetinda of peeple every kiting;
" It 'comes to 41 ; the Wed is for -
titled by a good touic-by Dr. Williams'
Fink Pills. These pills not only banieh
this feeling, but they guard against the
more pertous ailments. whioli usually fol.
(i rhemnatisro, nervous debility,
anaemia, indigestion and kidney trou-
ble. Dr. Williams' Pink Pille are an
Weal spring meaiisine. Every dose
Makes new, riche • red blood. Every
drop of new blood helps to strengthen
the overworked nerves. Overcomes
Weakness and drives the germs of .1115-
"eftse from the body. A thorough
treatment gives you vim and energy to
resist the torrid heat of the coming sum -
Mer. Mr. Mack A. Memo, Sluice Point,
N. S., says: "I was so tompletely run
down that I could hardly work., I -de-
cided to try Dr. William's Pink Pals, as
had heard them highly spokenof,
and 4 few boxes worked a. great change
en my condition s I am feeling as well
and strong as ever I did andcan commend the pills to all Weak people."
It is a mistake to take purgatives in
s the spring. Nature galls .for a medi-
cine to build up the wasted force -pur-
gatives only weaken. It is a medicine
to act on the blood, nol one to act tia
,the bowels, which is necessary. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills are a blood meal -
cine -they make pure, rich, ren blood,
andestrengthen every organ of the body.
Sold by all. medicine dealers or by mail
at 50 cents a box or six boxes • for $2.50
from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,
Brockville, put. • •
• FARMING FROGS FOR FOOD.
The 'Yankees Are Almost as Fond of
Frogs' as''the French.
, By the side of the 'Mississippi, a little
'distance below St. Louis, is a large tract
of country exclusively devoted to ' the
cultivation Of frogs.
Some years ago an Ingenious Ameri-
can conceived the idea of cleaningout
several acres of swamp -land, inclosing
it hi a strong wire fence, and preserving
the frogs- which abounded there. This
he did, and he was soon in possession
Of a hisige quantity of these little .aniS
nials. • •
But his 'stock was by no means a re-
fined quality., They were small, and ex-
cessively coarse to the palate. So he
journeyed .to Paris, and, arranged for a
sualAY of French frogs to be sent over.
These he turned loose in his froggery,
. and after a few months the newcomers
, had lathost completely driven the native
breed' from the grounds. The frogs are
d twice a ,day,„ and it is a moateludi-
eats sight to see thousands of tales°
rogs, of all sizes, hopping to their ace
custorped places at feeding:time.,
They are caught in nets,* and then
, throwninto barrels, .the large ones be, -
ink retained, and the under -grown ,re-
turned to the water. After they are
.lulled, they are strung an strings; a
dozen of them going to the bunch, and
every morning 6evera1 thousands If
. them etre shipped 'to. their destination.
The price fetched by these frogs-aver-
ageS--$425 a dozen in the season, but
they are getting -cheaper every year.
'When they were first introduced, $2.50
and. $3 was by no means an unusual
price to pay for a dozenof them.
BM ISII ARMY SCANDALS
MfsPABLE WASTE,' IN TUC WAR IN
SOUTII AFRICA.
0
Hundreds of Thousands Of Founds
'Went to' Contractors by
.litepurchaeo.
WORKED - FOR PENNY AN HOUR.
- .
London 'Woman Got on an
Army Contract.
The sensational story of Mrs, Thera-
-geode -the- Lambeth -woman- who -told the
local* guardians that she ."finished" Vol-
nutters"- trousers, supplied to the War,
Office by a contractor, for payment
which averaged teas. than a penny an
hour, was reported to' the guardians to
bit true... . . •
The case has been mentioned in the
House of Cornmons, and the Secretary
„for War: has promised to make inquiries
about it.
Mrs. Thorogood applied to the Lam-
beth PutiNiarts for Out -relief, Ons -the
ground: that 'she .was unable to earn , a
living wage; and told them guardians
that she was: paid ,Md. for 'finishing"
etteli pair ot trousers-, .the work occupy-
ing three haurStper*r.... She had to
provide the necessary1 hread and silk out
of the moneyshe earned. _
' Mr. Fielder, who has investigated the
eireurnstances on behalf of the guar -
diens, stated at a meeting of the Board
• recently that he had seen a record of
the woman's work, and found what she
add was correct. . .,
.• Ile said that for years she had risen
tit 3 o'clock in the .morning, worked -un-
til 8, and then gone to the factory, where
she has • been ,`engaged until night.
Working all those hours she has only
been able to earn between 8s. and Oe. a
:week.
Astnur4inn reVelatiOess arnty vs'aeltS,
muddle and triefficieney;-follaving on the
plow of the war in South Afriea, by
whichhundredsof thousand e of pounds
have been lost to /he nation,, are made
in the report of the Comptroller and
Auditor -General on the British
innaropriation account for 1904;5. "
At the outset •the (Comptroller stat(a
that similar cases to those mentioned in
hi6 last annaal report have been noticed,
in which surplus supplies oold to con-
tractors and resold by them to other
contractors have been repurchased from
the latter lur the army at considerably
enhanced prices. These cases are to be
brought under the notice of the Royal
Comneission now enquiring into the
System of, sales and repurchases, and
therefore he does not consider it desir-
able to give details of the cases.
The revelations, however, are sufil-
claritly reinarkable without these detp.ils,
and a few of the cases are given below.
LOSSES BY REBATES.
Duty-paid supplies, purchased front
the army in the Transvaal •by Messrs.
Meyer, Limited, were resold to the army
in the Orange River Colony, also duty-
paid to that colony. A pheque for £2,-
999 Os; 6d. was paid to Mesks. Meyer
by the Director of Customs of the Orange
fRiver Colony, inI January, 1904, as
Customs rebate, This cheque, it is
stated,- should have been paid to army
funds, Messrs. Meyer being only en-
titled to a rebate from the Transvaal on
lexportation. Action is being taken to
'recover...the amount due to the army.
'A contractor for bread supplies in the
Orange River Colony received Customs
rebates on the imnorted flour ,used to
the amount of £955 45. 11d. 'Olen
should have gone to the army.- 'in &toe
ther instance the contractor was tillow-
ed to import duty free flour which was
sold to the army at duty-paid prices.
The loss. to the army in this case- was
£1,208 12s. 6d.
A double payment of ow has appear -
catty been made to Mr. S. Noreen for
cattle captured- by him when employed
in the Intelligence Department in South
Africa., Efforts to recover this stun
have proved unsuccessful, and the treas-
ury, refusing to: sanction the extra ex-
penditure, have left the responsibility
for the transaction to the Army Council.
WINE UNDER -PRICED.
CURE THE MOST
EXTREME GASES
_
STONE IIN THE lillt"flerS CANNOT
STAND BITORE DODIDS
litfiNEY PILLS.
Mr S A, Cassidy,' of Otterwa, rennet*:
ently :Cared After ;Years et •Sullering
by 14,4 'Great, Canadian •Xidney litentetly
tee
fettav",ra, Ont., March 2(Special).
While all Canada knows theft-M(1We
Xidney Pills are the standard remedy for
all Kidney Complaints, it may surprirse
some people t� know they -cure such. ex-
treme Cases as Stone in the Kidneys.
Yet' this is what they' have done right
leere in Ottawa.
Mr. A. S. Cassidy, the man- cured, is
the well-known proprietor of the Bijou
Hotel on Metcalf Street, and in an inter-
view he says: "My friends ,ail know
that I have been a martyr to Stone M
the Kidneys for years. They know that
besides consulting the best doctors in
the city and trying every medicine I
could think was unable to get bet-
ter.
"Some ' time ago a friend told rno
Dodd's Kidney Pills would curd me. As
a last resort I tried them, and they have
cured hie.
"I could not 'meets.° more severeesul-
fering than one endures who has Stone
in. the Kidneys, and I feel the greatest
gratitude to Dodd's Kidney Pille.'
If the disease is of the Kidneys or from
the Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney Pills Will
cure it.
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As .many as 68,953 bottles of port
wine, stated . to be of defective quality,
were sold at 15s. a dozen, instead of at
the coriirdet sale price of 26s. This
transaction is one of. the .most remark-
able recorded.
. It appearthat certain contractors
purchased he whole of the port at'Pre-
torte, and' Maitland for 26 shillings a
dozen. • Therfeethey produced expert
opinion as to defective ,,quality of un-.
labeled bottles, and on September 3,
1903, offered the lower rate of 15s. a
dozen for such wine. Their offer Was not
then accepted, and they were instructed
to return the wine to Pretoria.
On September 10 the General Officer
Commanding in South Africa cabled to
the War Office for authority to sell 1,200
cases of so-called port Wine of a veryi
low grade, for which he had an offer of
15s. a dozen . in Johannesburgand
stated that he was 'having the wine
analyzedwid incmaries made as . to its
source of supply.
• The War Office cabled'approval, 'and
on the following day the contractors
were informed that • their offer of Sep-
tember 3 was accepted, although the re-
port of the analyst had riot then been
received. This report, dated October 7,
statedathat-tpe-wine-was• germane port
and fit for hospital use. -
It has since been ascertained that the
wine had been sent out front Woede
wich; where.,it had been passed by ap-
proved trade experts, and it is stated to
have been superior tothat used in civil
hospitals in London.
ORDERS IGNOFtED.
rig -CIAItig OF CHILDREN.
New -a -days wise mothers elo not' (bee
their children with harsh, griping cas-
ter oil or purgatives, nor do they give
Ahem poisonous, opiates in the form of
t-ctaled Goothing inedicinea. Baby's
ea -Tartlets take the place of these
b tsli and dangerous medieines, and
theestiother has the word of a Govern-
ment onalyst that the Tablets are abeo-
lutely safe. ''Baby's, Own Tablets cure
indigestion, constipation, colic' teething
tioubies, diarrhoea, simple IeverS, and
other little of childhood. An oacas-
tonal dose lir imp t'hildren Well. Mrs.
E. tton Peachland, B, C., say. : .41
, Lave found 13 by's, Own Tablets unsur.
leaeSed forl tattling troubles-, breaking
Up colds';i redocing fever., and Other
emelt they make a child sleep tine
r *
1 11
ell )1011tle."
t or' y
oruggto
from The Dr
brocjtville, 0
w always keep them in
slc for, the Tablets at your
u can ga them by mail
Williaine Medicine Co.,
S., at 9.5 cents et box.
Most Of us firc Is synipatlietic as we
tan affor4 to be.
DOUBT IT?
Don't dispute with men who wear
Larger fists, than you;
Do not give way to di'spair,
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c` NOT CON',49:113NT.
Katheriete-4'Mr. 'Teat s4ys that Tife
'isn't worth living."
Ciarerieces" Yee ani every little pan
liBcetr. he hitee toGCe a&doe
Get Instent Relief from Piles.-- This
reeet irritating cliieeAlee relieved in Len
ItilaC3 by wing U. Agnes Ointment,
enci a ceae En fvoin three to ei't plighted
l'honeande feetify of it5 gpoetneze..,Uold
'far Eaanina, Salt 11WIttil and all skin
f,liseeeeed11you are.) 'without failh, one
aplicaltion, will convineet. 35, cerit's--127-
,apheact.--"IiYye rectow, Mita
bdieve some people inherit their - stn. t
)d1ty 1s Stlerpeellut Mr-
had it is net ,proper to speak that eyay.
1,4 your parent6.."
InelgASE Bran i] 3iNj tfiat What
es.lied eltindisease may be but a
symptom of bad blood. In that vale.
Weaver's 0er ate, ex ternally applied.
should be supplemented With Weaverte
'Syrup, talon daily.
'Mrs. X. --"Yea; I tried to make my
husband economize in smelting, so I
told him if he ever smoked I would nev-
er speak to him again." • Mrs. Y. -,
'What was- the result?" Mrs. X--"[iis
cigar bill was doubled the next month."
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"PIMA 0 VIM" -I$ A GENTLE
STIALANT tea the stomach, thereby
aiding digestion. As a tonic, for
• patients recovering from fevers and all
* is
•
• ;$44:444.44,4440.44 •
diseases , lowering tlie v y, t
without a rival. At; all drug) e.nd - gen-
eral stores.
The largest railway station in the
world is being. built at Leipsic. Over
$35,000,000. is to be expended on its con-
struction. ' ' •
• "500 people Bay Bent" have In effect
used these words in speaking of the
curative qualities ofSouth American
Rheumatic Curea--"MY. legs were .e,rip-
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Thus, though the War Office had only
given r•Ortyl„lSSiOn for 1,200 cases, or., 12,-
000 bottles; to be sold at the loiter price,
the whole 68,953 bottles were actually:
&I'd at that price. • The War Office,
moreover, were not aware that the eller,
of 15s. a dozen came from the contrite -
tors who had already. ,egreed to pay 20s.
for the identical wine. •
' Under the heading of sales that rea-
lized, less than the amount of special
customs levied some extraordinary.
transactions are revealed.
For, instance, £2,549 14s; was paid in
'duty on tobacco which .was sold for
4103 13s, 4d. The loss ta the army was
tbierefofe £1,841 Os. 8d. The following
ili•rc some further examples: Yam, duty
paid, £5,054 5s, 4d.; sale value, £4,642
16s. led.; loss to army', £411 8s. 10d.
Port, duty paid, £4,596 Us. Od.; saki
value, „ta4,007 17s. 10cle loss to army,
ee588 18s. 2d. Chillies, £16 Os. 6de sale
value, £4 Os. 2cle loss to army,£12 fls.
4d.
In the•report of the comptroller on the
'ache aeounts of the army it is announc-
e& that all the emergency rations at
stations at home and abroad have been
condemned, and are to be Alestroyed.
The total number is 300,000 at !velem, and
about 50,000 at stations abroad, the
original cost being about &3,000. They
ha.ve lotion • in store more than three
years
IIIS. MAXIMAL DENT,
Fond rather --"If that bby of mthe has
any particular bent, I can't find it." ,
Philosopher ---"What 'experiments have
you made to find out?"
"Very thorough ones. I gave him a toy
printhig press, a steam engine, a box of
paints; oechtsteoltools and a lot of other
things, earelully 800444 tO find out
lxiiili
tt iar his t&1te5 were literary, median.
feat, 0rtictiflt commercial or what, and
I Know rio more than I did before."
"What did he do with them?' '
"Snlashed them all Up."
"Ah, I Set. Ile is to be a furniture
plover.,"
• • , •,
Long life appears 'to be hereditary In
one family in Tiflis, in the Caucasus.. It
consists' of five •inembers whosecam-
bined age is 390 year's. •The father is
105, and themother ,95 years of Age.
WE ARE ALL FAMILIAR with Ibei
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grave -yard cough.' • Take Alien's Lung!
Balsams, a remedy` for pulmonary trate.,
hie, . highly leeommended even la the!
earlier stages of Consumptions
THE FAULT OF THE FLOOR.
The Stout One --"Really, my dear,
was never so embarrassed in all nay
life, I felt aS if I could sink' through the
Thfloor.-- The Thin One --"I don't wonder.
ese modern buildings are such flianey.
affairs,"
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tst tier irlirTru'pi mien of e The D Menthol
z, Taal rolls $1; also 2.50.
Sharpshooters were employed at Pen-
ang, Straits' Settlements, recently to
. shoot stray dogs at sight, in consequ-
ende of an outbreak of rabies. Nearly
8,000 were -shot in a few weeks. •
One Tablet After Eating and what a
world of distress would be saved. Dr.
Stan's Pineapple Tablets cure sour
stoinadh, distress after eating, weight in
the stomach, wind on the stomach, loss
el appetite, dizziness, nausea, and a.
•,dozen other troubles trisceable to 'bad
digestiOn: One Tablet gives instant re-
lief, A positive and pleasant cure :that
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TURNED *TO STONE.
'If There's a Hint of Catarrh Taint 'al).
Meee A.Iffieted with a Rare Disease Be-
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Ueberlingen, on the borders of Lake'
Constaflee; in Switzerland a stone
man. His name was •Brend. He was
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, The extraordinary !velure of this
disease ,is that ossification gradually
seta in all the muscles and tissues of
the body, the disease invariably en g
in death. -
Bx,:end was 66 years of age. He was
the 'son of a weli-to-de farmer of
Baden-Baden. He was first afflicted
with the disease it ,he age of 17. His
feet first became. hard and almost as
heavy as stone. Gradually the „dread
disEitlSe rose and ultimately reated his
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HE SHOWED THEN.. ttir a -sofa chair, he always displayed the
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, nearly fifty years of suffering.
114., boys?„. be brain, a.nd- Brend has just died,- after
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otrange murniuringe to depart.
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STARR'S, MAGIC RHEUMATIC CURE A
eii,..teea to CURE BlIEUMATISM-
Acute, Inflammatory, or .Chronie also
Neuralgia, ficiatica,:Lumbage and all Kid-
ney troublee, ItairbYves uric acid"frosh the
system gives immediate relief. Don't
suffer, but send for a bottle, at Mee. Hun- +
dreds have been cured,_ The Osborne re
Remedy Co., Toronto, Ont. 41.00 perbottle. fee
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in any form -and cord perspiring feet positirely
cured -within 80 days, by our newly patented'
Magnetic Discs or money promptly 'refunded.
Matted 'anywhere 91.00. Writer for &lied the
booklet,: Ageuts wanted. MAGNETIC
MATISM CURB CO. Sherbrooke, QuelentiVenedie
Free-
.,,
Catarrh
Remedy
TUIIICISII PIGTAILS.
In speaking incidentally of the Chi.
nese pigtail at the Iloyal Institution,
Prof. Ilarkiir said very few People
'knew that it WM M70111 by littt, Turkish
and Tartar nations many hundreds of
years o,g,o. He (metal from tonic in.'
seviptions MOO years old. in which it
woe stated: "The Melee it lowen their
pigtail() when they carat' before' their
,generals."
'
Gives Instant Relief
Ko More gild Breath
The smallest 'coin in actual circula- t
' Lion Is a wafer, made from a resinottS
julep, and heed by the natiVes of the
Malay Peninsula.
FOOD HELPS.
• In Management of a E. II.
Speaking of fooda railroad man
says:
"My work puts me out in all kinds of
weather, subject to irregular hours for
meals and compelled to eat all kinds of
food. _
• "Foy 7 years I was constantly. 'trail -
hied with Mdigestion, mused by eating
heavy, fatty, 'starchy, greasy, poorly
cooked food, such 8S�10 meet acces7
sible to men in my business. General-
ly each meal or lunch was folloWed ay
distressing pains and.burning sensations
in my stomach, whith destroyed my
sleep and tthriost unfitted me for work.
.My brain W118 so muddy and foggy that
u was hard for me to -discharge my
duties properly.
s
"This lasted till about a year it ago,
when my, attention was called to ()rape -
.Nuts ' food by a newspaper ad. and' I
coneloded to try It. Since then I have
tteed Grape -Nuts tat neatly ever-si meal
ale sometimes between meals. We
railroad Men. have little Chance to‘ pre-
pare our food lit our. cabooses and I
find prapc-Nuts mighty bandy for it ts,
ready cooked.
"To make a long story short, Grape.
Nuts bas triode a neev Mart of tne. I
have no More burning distress it my
stonlach, nor ' any other symptom ef
indigestion. I can digest anything 'so
`long as I seat Grape:Nuts, and my brain
works as olearly and accurately as an,
engineer's watch, and toy old nervous
troubles have disappeared rtalrolY."
Nunn given by Poduni Co., Ilattle
Creek, Mich, ,
There: a r4L14Ofl. Peed the litiltbods*
olhil Bowl ttit tUville siltss,
My Secret Remedy Quickly Cures
Catarb.”--.C. E. Gauss.
tatttriti is not only deneerosis, but it coeteet hal
eireath, ulceration. Leath and deeay of bone% leoe
esi thinking and reasonine, power, kills ambitiol
and energy, often eausee lees of appetite, ireligeei
dyirperssia, rarlit throat and reachee to general
debility, idiocy and lunaey. It neede attention
at once, Cure It withatesev Catarrh Csies. It
e, quick, tadieal, perm:Went cure, because it ridsi
the system of tbe pollee genres that cause, catarrh.'
, In order to prove to all who are metering from;
el& ateeterous feta •loathsome dlebiese that reaues1
'Cedar& Coe will tictuallreure aate case of catarrhi
eitielely, no miter how low:standing cot how bads
I Will send It trial package by mitt free of all cost{
Bend *a your nano and eddies* to -day end the,
tree*Mest trill be sent you by return maa.
ICI It will poeitively cure iso tiii0 you will be
',dee/seed teamed of Shunned by yanr friends
amAiwaSOB Utak 83,, l Web.
lout etsrpost baloW.
FREE.
Tlidlae•spea lokee,theetie Witt pika. et
Genes' oerebbiedsostsrth Care, ea tree te
plittaa~. tamely I1 lis yeer ate* toe
itedreso on tt meta hoes belt)* arid Mall to
C. rt. dAuss, Saks $ Mel* stress,
ttkli.
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embliiosasoparro.1“ ****.ret
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MAN W4kNtiEp.
We want a man in all email townfr
in Canada, to shove And sell farms and
other properties to bur 'customers, who
we send; good' salary, good position.
Honesty more necessary than experi-
ence., If you want a good position and
are willing, to 3earn the r.ealzestate buii-
loess and work faithfullti for us`, .weactin
offer you a One position.
Write imntediately. Addressee-
, -
NORTH AMERICAN LAND CO.,
Andrus Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Miritt
Viesternieanada Land Co
WAS Offlet; 341 UUITH SISECT,
P. O. SOX 38. ' Brandon,
-Improved farms and ursimprovedi
wheat and ranch lands, wha1es:11e and
retail, in Manitoba, Saeltatchewan, Als
berta and fruit lands in Southern Oka- .
Ragan Valley, B. C„ '
;Wheat lands on Saskatehewan Pledn5
at $73.0 per Acre easy' terms till Juae.
lst. to make seleclions, the finest wheat
lands in the world.
Homesteads located. Selections made.
Write or call for any information dee
sired.
Tho diireetom
lionloa rail Ser ego' co., MIN
Vre offering to the ptilttio for the PEPOSP
Ok' DEVELOPMENT et the Company's pro-
perties, a Melted number of aharei of the
'Treasury STOOK ATI1.0414BIt PAY-
ABLE AT TIMX OFStlItSCItIPTION.
TIIE GOBDON CORA:LT MINE consist'!
80 after; in the beget of the COBALT MINING
insTraar, and ONE MII,10 1711Oht
TOWN' Or CODAT,T, seed in the &moue Cole.
roan township. Our title has been grsaited by,
the present government. Tao property has
bees opened and a. hole of forte 'feet iii depth
made, *ad the eesay shows. from 00 to 200
otit10.* of Orate to the toe. The *steer 13101 1G0
-seers at the compenyes oftlee. ,
TI1X CA.PITA,L Or TOE COMPANY Ie
ONLY 000.000. The comas - Ohms no bonded
liabts awl no preferred e‘.1ek. The owner of
the mine ifeeepteel stock in Jell payment for
kil'sliteort,"vmsticeoall' dee tbe- GORDON COrtA.LT
PB0PMTI118 one of the beat preamieett inthe
alistriet, and meaty have inveated lee the 00M -
*MO share*, The pretty Is etithin
iguanas of %keno/eta Reamer, Bey Mateo anti
1"1"1-- dir
Theeoipany efiesamence work at the
lithiss by arta ist. mu *sock win sumy be
ernisdreive tease the markibt. PorlOreftnntas
arta applitatioaa
Geroti goo loopy
TORn ONTO,
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W. £. RI' 1$0. er,
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