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... - IMj?ORTAXT NOTICES.
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f�ut $1:2 a wtek to otarb with, Drawer ig, Brant.
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NVANNTED to do work for us in thiE
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; jod well watered. It is all in pisture, and is an ox
cellent chance for either farming or pasturing cattle
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big thing, and those who got territorial rights w.1111
be In luck. Can also eniploy eeveral bright ladies at
. 11 tkelr own homes. The Brad I ey-Garretson Ocnipary,
Limited, 49 Richmond Street west, Toronto, Ont. I
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apple machinery, paring machines and. slicers.
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catologue free. Address S. PATTERSON & Co. �
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I � T,Ijjl BRADLEY-GARRUSGN CO., LTD., 49 Richmond
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NJAUTION - Th,o p0lio an heiraby n9fified that
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pot-iti-velyfoibidany person or persons from tres-
passing on their said lands In the pursuit of game or
� far bunting in any way, as they vi ish to protect the
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so trespass. ROBERT THOMPSON, owner of lot �
26; SAMUEL TE031PSON, owner lot 27, both on . 11
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� Lot 27, Concession 5, Tuckeramith, contain*
4I ICO acres. There is a comfortable f rame house, and -
trSoosoco. good frame barn and shed ; also a good bearin ments, ag we back them. with, goods -and
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Lot 20, Stanley, or to WM. MAKINS, Varna P. 0.
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1 $ 300 Private funds to loan atlowest
, Dinner and Tea Sets. Tb,ere can be no
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$2,500 S.HAYs, Barrister,&e.,Seafortb.
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application
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On,., tliat;!�yckmants "Kootenay
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P undersigned, breeder ef Large English Berk-
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: I her of Paralys� 9 which rendered one Bide Of her body
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no chance
nbs. Hope
I'll . also keep for service this stock boar Gladstone, p ur;
. ,based from Mr. George Green, of Fairview. Terms,
, deserted her, I ut to.c.lay she is walking ar und telling
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-41 payable at the time of service with the privi
; of returninz If neceRsary, if booked $L.5 I JAM
. 26, Conceesion 6, Me Illop, Sea-
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, � her lite and happinesg. Sworn 10, Ju 10, 1896,
before. J. W. Seymour Corley, Notary Put Ila.
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SWORN� -STATE MENT OF A GMATEFUL
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Louisa White, nine years old, who suffered witb
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MAMWORTH BOAR FOR SERVICE.-Tbe undor.
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her gefteord syseem built, up by Ityckman a "Kootenay
.Cure." The bove facts are given in.aoworn state-
. _F sfxnfjd will keep -for service, 4t the Brucefield
merit made bay her mother, Alm. George WMto, 139
Cheese Factory, a thoroughbred Tamworth Boar.
Stinson St., Hamilton, Ont., dated. July 3, 18K
with registered pedigree. Terms, $1; payable at
before J. F. Monck, Notary Public.
. Urne of service with privilege of returning if. neces.
sory. HUGE MoCARTNEY, Brucefleld. 1406-tt
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ad a complicati'W Vblood troubles, Rbeu.
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— and was a very sick win. His Kidneys are now In a
� bez�ltby'condibion, his appetite goo4, 'sleep undis.
- _ THE RUSH IS ON; . turma and constipation cured; all this was done by
.: — L Rickman's "Kootenay Ours." He makes sworn
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� A. G. Ault is now clearing his entire a 0"18y, July 10, IWO.
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Glasswar
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Fruit Jars. pinto Go, quarts 8a, j gall:)n 10c
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6 11)3� Japan Tea for 60,,, worth 16c lb.
3 11 'Gunpowder Tea for 60c, worth 2-5a
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3j :1 Eyapnrated Pochas for 26c
Broadfoot-,l Vicc�President, Seafo]rth, P. O.; M W j
Shannon, �Socy-Troaq., -Self(irth P. O -t lch&Ol
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6 i Rice for 25c I
Murdle, ln�pector of Losses. Seaforth P. 0.
6 11 Tapioca for 26c'
. 6 " Boneless Fieh f�r
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Jae. Bro�dfoot, Seaforth; �Alex. GardIner, Lead
-6 11 Currants for 25c
bury; Ge4rge Dale Seaforth ; Thomas E. HaYs,
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6 " Raisins for 25c 2
4 " fresh Prunes for,25c
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Clinton ; T4oma3
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W. Slur a, SAaforzh : Tb(%R. , Garbiat,
Fraser, B,rucefleld ; John 3. Mc -
6 tins Sardines for 250
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1 4 pachages Corn Starch for 25c
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3 cans Apple Butter f pr 26c '
i 4 cans peas, corn and tomatoes, assorted,
,11, SeRforth
Thoo. Nellano, Harlock; Robt. MoMIIIF
James Cumming, Egmondville; Gecrge Murd;e and
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I Globe Washboards, 10c.each.
Brooms 10c each
John 0. Morrison,audlors.
Parties* desirous to effect InguraTi. ces or tr.rs-
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act other business will be promptly st"zided to i n .
to any of the above offictirs. addressed to
V I lb. locso Baking Powder for 10c.
application
their respective pook-ofo-es. �
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RESULTSInBO DAYS. Cures all 6%,
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NervousMseases, Failing biernor I ;
Faresist8leeplessness, Nightly EmZ1 I
Sions, by vesvigorandsize
L Institutealso OhicagoOphth
etc., caused past a,buses, �
to shrunken organs, and quickly Vt surely r*stores i
Lost -Easily In
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Manhood in old or young. carried yeA i
Pocket. Price $1.00 x package. Bixfor*5.00wi1ihQ i
'111"fteu iruaranLec to cure or mone refunded. Don't
b.V an intitation, but insist on hxyrug IN 10AP0. It j
to fit all defocts of VI -Bion
Astigmatism, Hypemetro-
ur dru ist has not Vt It, we will send it prepaid. I
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SOLD by J. V. Fear, SEAFORTH, ONT.j and
leading druggists I
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compound defect.
elsewhere.
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they see well with them. itmaybe that onlypne
is brought Into use, while the other may be so
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strained as to result In blindness. If your eves are
weak,orsight orcallat j.. -s. ROBEAT'S
Drugstore an have them touted. Does the print
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Do,tbe flees water? Are it ,bey sore or inflamed 7
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headaches than all othc � ealize that
ands of peop)eare suffer who do not r
infl*these cases can be cured
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__ e8tre to state to the pi!blic that he will 5ontinue
I the bu 8, don by his father, ithe late
I siness so long carrie
eye strain is tz'
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with glass tare made to correct the error in
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I James Williaws, and Is prepared to do all kinds of �
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should be carefully tested.
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The eyes of children
In many cases the defect to the eyes Is shown by
�varjous symptoms, such as InabilitY to sea figures on
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a blackboardf holding the book 0100e to .
blurring of letters, crassed eyes of eyes turning in,
and particularly h9ad-
reaAriable terms. A trial is respectfully so-
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jr, waterting of the eyes
blinkID0
the child is ,mcculad Of be"'i
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SRO , P -As forruerly, ovor L. McDonald's Carriage
Works, Goderich
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dull or stupid, when the fault is intbe eight, and can
be c I orrected with 91AWS, If Y011 are wearing glaefed
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that are not satisfactory, bring them to rest' owe
of disease, you will be reoommende� I to the physician
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It Xs Possible to Vaccinate Against -Both
These Plagues. -
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of animals -which are much oonfused in
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scientific men as well. The most com-
In.on of These d1seases and most to be
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dreaded are the two known as anthras
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�and blackleg. They are both, blood dis-
�ases, but they sre�not the same. " Botb
are caused. by minute organisuis getting
intolthe blood, but the organisms- arE
distinct. In case of anthrax spherical
and stafflike.bacilli- am found in the
blood. In case of black -leg the microbe
is plainly an animal org'abisib. Th � E
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'however, are the symptoms at�6nding
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.the two fatal diseases and eure fox
ffiem, if there is any., . .
To begin wit4 aiithrax, at least the
fonns- of it best-known in this countrjr.
One form is called also splenic fevez -
and. attacks hogs, bomies, mules, go,ats,
sheep, cattle and yroulfty., In some casej
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an animal stricken with it suddenly"
� fa�.Ils Over in a fit. Blood Ilows from ita
'mouth or some of the othez !
O,peulngs of;
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tb 3 body and tl;at animal is dead in a
feiv minutes, tkough. it was apparently
in perfect health before. In more pro.
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longed caseis There are premonitory
symptom& The animal seems weak and
suffering. It bangs its head, bloody ox
brownish spots appea.r around its mouth,
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tongue or parts of the body where the
hair is naturally soaht. lif thm cases,
too, the animal ejects blood from sonic
of � the natural openings. In from six
hours to three days death comes. In the
I cases when the body is opened it is found
that tile spleen i's greatly enaargp,d and
'has frequently burst. The internal or.
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gans generally are affect&L Yetanothez'
form of the' disease appears as boils, sores
and malignant swellings over the ani -
malls body. Those suppurate, and gan.
grene and death follow, as belore.
Ninety per cent of *unimals stricken with
. anthrax die. .
The spots and swellings are purplish I
black, sometimes brown and yellow.
The animal's veins and arteries seem to
burst and let t,he blood run out throngb
the flesh . and under the �kin. At times
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limbs. ift is then known as blackleg.
The organism that causes the bla,ck-
leg and the external boils and sores ii
sbowia here m&Hy times magnified:
The airthrax dii3eases are found to
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spread most rapidly in low and marshy
grewids an(I disVicta where malaria
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prevailS. The siolmess im, nicre ilpt to
appear in hot weather. - All this class ol
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discases is deadly poioortous and , fee-
*ows. When an animal cUes. of an of
Its forms, the body must be burn6d or
eaton up with lime or ca�ustic. he ,
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premises must be thorougbly' disin t-
ed. In -open fields an ' d pastams se-
cretions and blood of thediwased ni al
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be carefnlly remove& I I
Now we come to prevention. Un-
, doubtedly the best is ecina . ion on the
principle applied by P steur. Blackleg
appears naturally in Ainerlc*�. Theother
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forms como to ns ,from, � Europe. The
noted foot and mouth disease is a forin
of anthrax. There are two. kinds of
vacciiie prepared respectively for the.
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,internal antbrax and for blackleg. ,
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1 jection. Tho best way to seciire a herd
of cattle is to go'tbroagh and vaccinate
i t4em all; There are d,epots in this coun-
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wid its expense is not, so great. In neigh -
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tijirhood where there is danger of infe-
. ti i n the live stock man conld not do
b tter than to have all his aninfals vAc-
� "i ' ated. ADy man who is handy with
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h fingerscan perform the operation, as
d� ections go with the vamine lynilgh.
Si� dollarm and twenty-five cent's is giveD
-as ithe' cost of suffloient lymph to inocu-
late 25 animals. In most places jood
veterinarinns may be secured to perform
the vace,ination. �
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At the recent royal. w of llv'e
stock in England many c ce p �dlgreed
cattle were "ld. Forty t e b� st spec-
, imens went �o foreign bree ermi mainly
in Sonth A I erica and Fran - A Brit-
ish ztgric,u'itura.lwrite�oom�laii3s of this
and says the British lbreeder who sold
. the -so fine ca tIe is kil � ing the goose that
-lays the go�lden eg& since in a 'few
years Axgen4na and I�Tauce will have
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as good beef Pattle a� England herself
produced at far less cost. That is .one
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-show went very higIL Celt, a bull
belonging -to the Prince of Wales, was
zold and netted his royal highness *6,-
000. Albert Edward does,- very 'well
with his agriculture on the whole.
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The farmers of Great Britain last
.year reared a ' nd marketed $60,060,000
worth of lambs. it is" true '.that sheep
flesh is more.popular in England than
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to make much more ont of the lamb
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raising, industry than they do.
At the Essex show in England the
Shire horses were the finest exhibite(I.
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—During the thunderstorm on Wednes-
- day of last week, lightning struck the barn
of Mr. Hugh McIntyre, of Fullarton. - The
barn and the reason's crop was entirely de-
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—Messrs. Hay & Kidd, of Listowel,
shipped a cargo of 40 horses on Tuesday of
last week, for London, England, via., Mon-
treal. The load eonsist�d oi cobs and bum
horses and were a fine'lot throughouL
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TR0171"ERSANDC AbH-9RSINFRANCE dA:1-9s 6- . EK . � - � NIOTICEN I
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They Are Superior to Oure,in Everything Great Pralln ftom X14ney D%Isrnse� .1 Apple Butter and Jelly Factory. .
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� - bnt Speed. Wi0% ktdney dlse�tae, I unjee,ss-- the real - I
The question naturally arises, Hov C.&USe J>f the' -trouble Jejer,adleated, the -_ - - - I I am now prepared to, meet the wants of All ray
does the speed of the - French trotting dIPeiLLqe becomes More qeeply seated. old customers, janct as many new ones as can make
'"ft&t this is the cas�-," said Mrs. J. Vur direct connections will save you A convenient to trade *-5th me.
races compare with that of our races hi Halinan. wife of a well -'known meTch- . time and money for all points. JOHN';,KLEI . N, Proprietor, Seaforth. I I 4
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C,Omputation., reducing k-ilometer.-S to Wpexle-ncee, for I '.6.d %zisffered fr-orn Canadian North West ' 1i . ,
kidney dls&-ee for !eighteen -long ; CA __
iiiles, and find that the time in tw(l � 'O �rjoy ., RE �
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mile race6 (,% 200 meters) and of 2 Y2 "Did you �suffer mu�ch pain ?11 was an British Columbia and California 1, zpj.'rg =
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mile races mad� by 8 -year-olds is at the fi� iry. I points. _'�,152154141111 �. �,;____. �001k
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to increase fromyear to year, butnol would lose consciousness'aii-d go off ." 4 :. "� - I �
zD - IST CARS for your accommodation. Call _Y =
very,,,:rapidly. There are records as lov . iii. fadnting spells." 0 , , ;:; 10 �IN, C2 -
-o-rrs diu you rnake to rid for farth,er information. I - _N .. - 1 r*m �7 r- ,
as 2:42 for 2Y2 inile races and 2:84 foi What eft ' �,_ r.
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8-3,4 mile races. Considerinig tbe. cond.i. I t h'e' I '. ;�, . -1
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tions of age, weight carried, track and- through doctorr, and proprietary rnL-d - I . . T , ___ __ 12C
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distance, this mte of trotting is fazi cirres, but it ,xvt,.,5 nor ulidl S-ijutI.- _A,m, I rain - S,ervice at Seaforth I ___.. j. . I
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enough to prove the ii tility of the horse� erlocan KidneY Cure was brou,glat 1,1110C." : I
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for road use or for the army. They my Aotice tha-t L obtained relief. The I Grand Trunk P.r.iiway. I
I results were marvelous. r--,,.-;-, canie - 0 � , 0 .. .
. izains leave Soxforth and ("'-#on stations se ,
migbt seoure greater spmd by changing I after takin-g a. few doscs and th 2 uz-e of follows i 1 P-1 � ft I
the conditions and trotting on smooth two bottles was ,sufficient to cu!e me aoiNrA Wur- 81RAPORTH. vimmox. 01 Im .
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tracks With bicycle sulkiesi mile h-eato. of 'all kidney trouble." �ssieager - - - - i2 4o P.- m. 1 02 ?. V. I .
Where South AnaL-rican _E:Idn 3� Cure ssaengr. - - - - - ti.05 ii x. 9.22 P. x 1�� 0 1 kt
They axe not likely to chaDge their sys- differs fpom t,he many 1,;11!3 and puv.- vixed rain - .� - 9.90 A: M. . 10.15A.M. . . -
tem f or the sake of . the, extra few sec- d,ers advertised is li� the fac, that it !S tilixed Train ........ 6.20.p.m. 7.06 i% X. CD I
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onds to be whittled off from the records, . Pirmenger. - - - - 7.41 A. X. 7.26 A. M. 0 P 0 -
&ca,uso such a ch . ange vvrould, in thc' and oxajate of linne that gath_�i-z !-I the Pawn - - - - S321 F. K. 3.05 P. M C -q ` . I w -
. simstem. when ki�bey d1s.a-;2 Lz pr�scnt, Itized to- --- 6.25 F X. 4.35 r W :� to 0 0
first place, saerifice the high,. whort, - ' I if" a , .
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they conxider essential to a good horse in firne, destroy tbern- endlely. I - I
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They are not likely to qontent them- I - Brussels ........ 2254 9.43, 9.46 ).-A a �� �
Bluevalo__ - 1.08 9.57 10.10 t4 0 rn F -a - �
selves without tests of al:iduran��e af The King of Anticosti. , Winghain.. .- .. 1.18 18.07 11.20 W
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weU am of speed, because the goTel ' eifl A letter to the Boston Globe from Quebec Gol -G SOUTH- Passenger. hUxed. CC CD crt- 0
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makes the cmiditi,ons for most 0 th'6 sets forth some of the many schemes of M. 0 6.04 A.M.11.20 A. x. 7.w r.m 0 P 0 G 0
Bluevale' 6.14 11.35 BOG
. raeos and lo,&ks to soundness and ribility Menier, of Paris, the new Owner of the 0ruseels.',*. :.'..*.* 6.�8 11.59 9.00 . 0 ti Pi
in. other direaiobs, The goTmimeuf island of Anticosti, the mouth of the.St; fqthel.,, ' 641 12.14 P.M. 9.80 !4 W I En - .
' L wrence, He has determined to establish I 4 . 0
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absolutely forbi a herd of buffaloes -and. a herd of moose on I � 0 Q 0 ,
sound sWliom. It buys the best stal- � L-6ndon., Huron and Bruce. I I
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lions obtainable and furni-shes servic the island, and has Eecured enough animals Goitire, NORTH- Passenter. W �� i I - �
, this summer to mate a fair start.. If be � London, depart - - - - - - 8.16A.M. 4.454 k -0 I I
at a nomilaa-1 fee. It spends latke sumf I he island some profit Exeter - - - - - - - - - - 9.80 6.00 I 11
. can n0se buffalo on ides of these animals- Herisall- - - - - - - - - 9.44 6.15 0 C a
in, premiums for. races that test the use- will accrue, na the I W ) W I
I � Kippen.. - ---..--- 9.50 4.20 li� 0 I ��
ful qualities of young horses. It i iaktE ;.-bring a large pricel; but the chances are Brucefleld - - - - - ..... - - 9.68 6.28 0 1 I
the conditions of racing such t1fat! af te, - -they will freeze to death i:tmbng the fogs at C11134C in,... - — - - - - 10.15 6 56 .
Londi -%boro ... - ... ..... - - 10.88 7.14 (D 0 j
the sea level. Mr. .�iler)ier has (lone much Go P P__j a
horses are 4 years old the befit; ones ar( ' Blyth �t.. - - - - _... - - 10.41 7.28 . -
for the fisheries -of thle lower St. Lawrence Be!gr ive... - .. .. — .. _. - 10A6 L87 1 %* . -, � I.......4 . �
eful examination - V roviding suit bl no for marketin 0 - 1--j - :
on the' groutid. of the results attained b� (y p 9 Wing3am arzlve--.--- 11.10 8.00
_o` TuNlitherto fishermen Gol�a & UT11- PAM P -a - Ul I
ne catch in Quebec a ��
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the French' syst-em of 1�reeding - coacli �i ri.. - t - - 6. nagl.x a
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horses seems to me to indicate that the go to waste because t�ey could not reach a - 1; '' (D a a
131yth.... .._... - 6.66 3.r3
results are satisfactory. , market. , Fishermen 'have been employed . Lcmd�sboro ...... - - - ... - 7.03 ' SAS 9) j..q (D �.3 5 -
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Tike A favorable position fer'watch. this summeer catohiDg cod, which have I 41 I
ing the Fmart immouts in the drives ,Ind been carefully cured for the market � Brue field., - - .- - - - 7.69 4.28 � 1�.s W a
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parks of tParis. Leave the Pliabs and thE 'An effort- will be made to navigate � HenE III - - - - - - - - - 8.16 463 1 0 . !
icag( the lower St. Lawrence during the winter. Exet, r_____:..4___ 8.35 6:08 :� V a
11very rigs out of the --ount. In Ch All of the experiments of the energetic London, arrive) .............. 9.50 A.m. 6.26 P.xj 0 1�_j
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ness drivers and footmen, wbips-and much will be added- to the wealull and ,re- j I I't F .
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@150 f lower Canada. ' G n1tvil. t
buttons tbat, leaye .nothing to be aesired, sources o . F �, � UTT DGE
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Of two horses in .a team, one holds hif fl, I I ttttttt � iaiAai� i . I -i ) - U i 02 I -J. !4
nose up) the other dowu, Th-rae Out 01 . - � , - 15H R'S QUEENSTON CEMENT %
56filething Noedvil-to Diagnose the i i I 1. (D citt . I .
four even whon drawing fine carriagek . I I 'AND— crt- I
I Cause *r Reart Disarnse. f 0 1"d
will show a lameness somewhere amonj . I C UELPH and ACTON LIME. ti .44 I
the eight feet. In about two weeks' , ScIentists can*ha,rdly confei a, great . . fatteld (D
tr j,boon eja the hiuman r&de than In r . 0 1
careful watching in the best drives 112 Thl i Is the best lime on the market. Full Instruct I.-Tt, I
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Pari � teams attached tio ,Wafflnk an Investl$�ation that wtil re- tions given for all kinds of cement work. 1willialso P-0 t:� "P10%
I s I only. saw two su* In isepuring a0me certedn meth0cl keep n stock Portland. Cement, Parl,4 Plaoter, Latla, Uj ,
fine carriages where one of , the horsek of preventInWg the ea.d ,of ,heart dis- Hajr, 134ak, ete., A full stock of all these kept can- P = C -t- . .,
showed the leas�t lameness. This conclu- 'aw& A Toolst or Ed -1 -son, with th*lr stauty on hand, Prices right. Warehouse south 0
,*�-T-aYs, MaY be a-1 le to Bolve the prott of the railway track, opposite the freight shed. pi 9)
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sio,u that they have a higher average 01 blem, and yet the: r Mn hil,rdly a,ttain I , 1-1
soundness is not based on either a casual gTeater success tham -has come as a . , F. GUTTERIDGE, Sea4orth. W, .0
or a 1-imited observation. The differenec avelilt ot Dr. Agne,Wls Oure for the . 1 1181-tf -6
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rt, a remedy -that, In the most dis- �._k r7Q
is mtrik-ingly apparent. And how those treasing cases, 43 able of atemming , I
horses do lift their feet up and bri. 0 P-4
-1139 the worst f o,rms aj heart traubIe� dMe 9)
thein down I You could Almost make a .fact that In. half im bour 4t wil 01ST A WORD L,,.
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'Where cluick resul z must often be at- ! I tzj
round legged, thick hided brutes that happens. 2dre. ----.---' HARNESS ........ - [ 'tttt
tained, or else the worst � , �. �
go in finoarness here, It is not that .W. T. )�Lund.ell, of Dundalk, 011t Is I - -
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'_ '_ . , workmen and only first-class
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Tkoae are the teams in their first season Sold by 1. V. Fear and Lumsden &. Wilson3 ! � I
of nervico in the city. After one iseasoi3 : msLteri4l -used. .
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they are about sure to go to pieces, I Press Proverbs. I Rep4'irmig prOMDtly attended to. IeT d!k
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More men die too late than toosoon. Bring 41ong your o1a collars and we . roit 1 2
th* fault of inherited tenderness. TherE : Wil
is not so much difference in price foi A. coward can somet.mes deal a ' .errible : I m4ke them work. mostl4s.
blow. ,� 1�ight harness a specialty.
the best carriage teams. A coach team I o I
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of chestnut geldings that took firsi in words, �..- - - i:�I��r t . I
premium at the Concotirs Hippique in Faith with some people means simply M a ii
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francs --say $3,000. There are men im No amount of kind words ever atones for Comer Main and Joh,n Sts.,
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Chicago and New York,who would pas .�_, � . - I -
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wives are made worse. � - � I j - I
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The best covering is one that is tool All men are born free and equal, b � ut a I i E SAW
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and moist while at the Same time ex. good many of them got married. I � . .--- ,
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cluding air the best.' Many .have used The man who says ,-only what be thinks rn -You sintply treatt 'the Eggs with
Very Su0cessfTilly green or even wel will soon acquire a rdputation as a cy"Irlic. t4 I P PRXM1tVE1t and lay them away
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� wewds and grass.' This soon rots No man call outlive his usefulness ; he , ! I , in a basket Or' box. *,%****"&"%" I
may stillserve as some sort of horrible ex- . W
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ciently to form an almost imperv'OnE ample. . ' 9 `4 CD � . .
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stratum over the surface. Usually aboul Every married couple have at least one 11 � W P 0 :: LAY DOWN A SUPPLY WHENTHEY ARE
two feet of tramped damp green material secret -what they '.really think of each : tzi 0 C -t- rn - . CHEAP. �
.is used. it is expected, of course, that other. � � � el -i 0 to
fbIs will all rot down into a soft, slimy � 0 Call for book giving full information, fr=a.
- �_4 (1) P-4-3 Pt of cliarge.
mass. If the hent is very great in thE 66UTH VICTOBI:& Seitic� W .
. I . ft 1571" FoR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. �
silo, wbiob it is Mely to be if the ma- � ,-, Co.) 0, P
t,erial put in is rather dry, this covering 17harles Falrbairn, M.P... spesiks out in 00 ti 0 �L ,
may become fte fanged. and dry instead Definite Terms. i IC -1-11 =r � C+- -_ 11 of
of rotteri. The object df using watei I -- . � is P aneaft iano ,
Juet what - con,44uslons South Vic CD t it -j- .., Karn 0: n & P
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torlu'r, member may h2we reached on � 1 ca B n__
and tramping ensilage is to -cause a bet- I
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ter solidification, thereby excluding acinae questions Is perhaps uncertaln', ' I el. (1) I -J. 0 : Company. I
but tha,t MT. Fairbalm has clear and l = Ul 0 , : .
more air than if left unwet and un. definite views a.wi to the xia,ttire of Dr. . C CD � :
tramped and to arrest the heating 01 Agnew'f3 CcLtamhai Powder there can What we say is true, and
be no ftubt. Accustomed to dea-ling I � I
the matwial. V+ �,,o . 't..j. :
frankIy with mattera as they come be- I *A i_,� C11. Everybody knows it.
�Ensilage appears to be better" if it f4ore',him, he has with every plaInneAss � . !
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hdats after bein told of the effective chaxacter CD W :9 � ,
g put in the silo, but of this _1� I Our success demonstrates .that business canbe
- th�is heating should be arrested in a "niedy In the ca,ser of ca.tarrh or cold Co PC 93 9 done on a falr� sque,re basis, and be successful.
. in the hea,d. The quick rielief tha;t I C -ft. .1 Tbere's-a repson for us continually getting tba
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sb�lort time, or it will produce molcl.' A* CoMeo fmm a use of -this medicin Tn'�"" Pto 1.1 9 greatest abaro of trade. Never has our=. tery been
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to the quantity of water, that should 13 '�_ . 0 it -a - 11 so complete s4 it Is now.. No other concern osiasell I
point In which not alone Mr. a - Im - '87 W
14 0 1.1 11 .. -will ; none can give you. the
but _)hundreds of ,others.. ir CD : at the prices Ve can.and I
d6pend. altogether on the character ol Itm4rn . _ ha.ve I . I "I, I . choice of oo,fino 4 line of instruments as ouro, In
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the m,iterial put in. Only judgment cau freeI testlfle*d. If a cure. is de'pired . - . CD CD C square or upright flanos, or for church or parlar
ELVOIS 6heap, -Y�orthless imitations or2cs. � ,
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direct this matter. If the corn is quitE , - Na : 11
. i .X . I new orgitus and pianos .war orm
- occasion Sold byl, V. Fear and Lunisden & V�ijson CD 9 . j , ranted for the term
immature, there should be no � I . I , I of seven y - .
I for watering it. If it is matnre and dTy, I t I : � � rn -: (= TERMS79,16. �r $10 or more monthly,until paid.
. What can be more liberal, more InducIve, more
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�thenitwonld bear considerable. water, I . I in �. a oafethantol4iya ARN. '-.
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There are nc HAY. -The August monthl ;, : , - . -
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especially at the surface. Y) I i po I i In t 0 : . i ,� ownZINT .
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exwt experiments as yet which indicatE school in Section No. 2 Ha, is as ntws : ,......., � Vi I � �
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1what metbodl should be practiced Names are in order of merit. Fifth, iJ.W. 0 : -
01 Senior Tli rd,- 9; I I ,ts P . .
what material should be use(! in cover- Todd, Flora M.Northeott. , I 03 : 1429 MANAGER.
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Jessie Munn, Robert O'Brien, Carrie ould. " I , ') I , I .
ling a gilo te secure best results.-Coun- (!J� , fa m ( It-th : � - i .0 I 7 -
Junior Third,-Gertie. Harvey, J. R. orth- as FOR T,WENTY-SIX, YEARS ,
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!try C[entleman. � I (1) a
i cott,H. F. Johnston. Second,-J.E. ould, 1 �N I
. W. E. O'Brien, Luella Munn. Second I I 7
,Baby Zeef's the Thluir. -Frankie Northeott, Maggie Souther y, J. � � - 'CA C.-� as
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The Clikago stociyards market sup- R. Munn. First 15art-Ethel Harvey Ber- � . CD )ttA. I DUNNS -
plies daily eyidence of thefact thatearly tie Northeott, Willie Gould. The beat ' ,01 : n .
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maturity is the "one thing needful" in spellers in the monthly spelling in tebes .09 - . � 0 (1) a -
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meeting existing conditions in beef cat- were: Fifth, J. W. Todd ; Seniori T ird, COID mW P'S :
Jessie Nfunn;� Sunior Third, pj: BAKIN
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tletrade. While hundreds. of 1,400oi ston;9econd, J.E.Gould; Second Part, " , CD : .
1, 600 pound steers are gonig over th( Frankie Northcotb; First Part, Ethel MT 0 " : 1
. scales at $3.60 to 64.25 it is worthy 01 Harvey. - - . 1`1 9 . P 1W DE
I note that a load of -nice 1,-050 pouild SCHOOL No. 10 McKILLOP. -Report of ,Rr Pot- , , Pi : . 71
yearlings sold laftly at $5.06. Baby School No. 10 McKillop, for month of 2; 0 � : THE COOKS BEST FRIEND
e -the thing. The big tallowy o:s August: First, -L Trewartha, .�. Morripon, (D , A LARGESTSALE IN CANADA.
b ef 't; und. year- M. Henderson. Part.Second,-J. Sheridan 10 = I't a, 1. -
has had his day, a 1,000 po 0 � I (1) a I
E. Smith, 14 Warden, Second, -C. Smith, 4p"- tmm� ii�
lings that will bri ig $5 on a demoral. C, Dodds, J.Campbell. Thir(�,-V.Murdie, W , Qm V �'� 0 To Farm ers of Oanad.a.
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Ized market cani lot ,be bred fr , " 1!
. 0'a N. Hanna, G. 8mith. Fourtl�,-B. Grieve, * %%* I CD P .:
is . CD, Several kinds 0 wire fences have been placed on .
Scrub" sires and dams. M. Dodds, J. Tudor. i �
. 111101010 In& ,_ be market, hone 61 which bave:proyen entirely sait-
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Virginia, Qeorgia and N6rth ang -IT C,466 CIM0 W, A's lot (D - CHAMP16N ,STAY WIRE FENCE,
South Carolina could market many mil. . � _.� ! , - �
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lion dollars Nvorth of sheep and spring The OjL,ty = dy I&W-111stento W11slich wdl +'k mms I Ul came all of the� objections that bave been raised
lambs every yE ar. Mutton and lamb are care is"rAllsm, In I to 3 Days Is . Cp C), alfainst wire fences in the put. - It Is composed ot , -
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vns I the Reach of All. '. I P :ny desired numb4 of galvanized steel wires, pf" J
bound to be m)re and more in demand. hl� , P -A t 81 Sultable dist&i.bee &part, upon which are plwc�kd
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The price of Ii�ef has become so high -t4a South Ainekidan rt,heumatle Cure for , pi CL tj (1) I two half-inch half4ound steel bars, one on each side
poor people in,the cities that they can rh,eumiLtism and neural,6-la, radl�ally * � I of thb wires, with groove between to fit tightiv 40a 1
1 cures in one to three d-ays. its actloon --I— I __7 the wires, and bolted With four bolts boldlog ihem - -
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no longer affoild to buy it as they did � � ! firmly together d preventing the wires from milidd-
upon the system is remarka-ble and I ! �
: formerly. I :. mysteriows. It removes at once the in imectory for 1896. ing up or down.. t js also arranged That the actions
.� � CM00 of heat and cold 1 I.expauding and contracting the ^
cause, and the disease immediately dis- wires are thoro j 7JY OORtrolled by tightenerMk hand ...
L JOHN X06 80 Reeve, WIntbrop P. O.' eu I season* of the year.
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. MARRIA 10ENSES iappears. The fimt dose greatljr beu<�- . WILWAKi BALD, Deputy-Iteeve, Lead- the fence am be apt t -ant at &I nd wie
fits. 75 cen-Pa. � * . All we ask ii an ellm not on of Its merits 0,
. bury P. 0. L 1 I an satisfied you r decide it has no eqa manii-
" I SUED AT Sold b�- L V. Fear and, Minisden & Wilson , Wilt XOGAVIX Councillor, 14adbury P. 0. factured by - � . I
. - JOSEPH4 0. MORRISON, Councillor, Beachwood I I
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE, -'-Sergesnit G6orge Biddick, of London, I I .
. . DANM,.NA*UM, 0ounoillwBeedbwood P. 0. DWin P. O., Ont. . -
-SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. F,ngland, is, in Mitchell spending a week or, : j0EM C� NOARMN, Clark, amp. 0.
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twowith his brother, Mr. Fred Biddick. DAVID x. RON, Trissurer, Winlitim P. 0. . I R. 5. SC&T, S,eaforth, Is agent ,
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APPOINTMENTS MADE. Sergeant Biodick has been in thearmy VWS D 00f@'U*dor.w1m%fMP-h0-P-�0. for the isle of, County and Town- I
— - 12 years. and has se&ed in F, t gouth � sw=D
- gyp s, 0 ID POLLkRD, Asniwy InWetor,Lsad ship rightL 1459
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