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. . lie. solicitor for the )r, during hosts of skinny folks every da f.Washington and Lin- ate is mostly despised. They haven't replied her majesty, rather severe1j.'
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1�1: .f Edward IV., Sir, John One woman, tired, weak and at issues to face.
.1 Do the reign a. He scraped some tartar. from Iiis coin had such tgre had a thought down there in fifty 'It is the rule of the court that they.
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�,, � on Bank, Seaforth. Money t*' learned legal, writer, couraged, gained 15 pounds in five teeth, mixed it with water, and ex- But Wilson did not want a rest .11 The Senate had beaten him, shall stand'.in the presence of theist
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t"", of England We all knowpthat the livers of Cod the first human being to see a bac- before once more hurling him ntiliatiori of his career, and yet he "'I hope your majesty will pardod -
11,�,:" BEST & BEST privilege �f . the kings ascribes Fish are full of vitalizing flesh pro- te4um. on the foe. - professed to regard it with scorn. Not I me for saying that it is a rule I wirb, �
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'! Barr.isters, Solicitors, arted to ducing vitamines and these same v Almost two hundred years later,
, �,-': and Notaries Public, Etc- Office Ahe virtue to the unction imp . long before his death he had a visit i your majesty could see your way to
�� 1". � ders their hands at the coronation. hht class are found Pasteur and Koch, between them, us- Mr. Kerney, suggested that the should from Lloyd, George which must have'l alter,' replied. Mr. Gladstone, bluntly.
�.�. . in the Edge Building, opposite The So firmly rooted was this belief in in McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tab- in g in their microscopes lenses of for the moment not dwell upon the given him food for bitter reflection, : "Her majesty made no reply, but so
the minds of the English people that lets -sugar coated and as easy to take It was Lloyd George who had induced 'angry was she that, a 'few minutes
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urs u, VETERINARY , regular office in - And this shows what faith the hock, had never dream6d of, saw not back through some such once there he could be argued witia giving the prime minister the stiffest
r, ARBURN, V. S. O- r for the perform- A une bacterium only, but millions- and fice as that of United States Senator.
1,11, F. If of Ontario Veterin- ance of the ceremony. Those desir- makers have in McCoy's for they say; by classif}iiig them and studying It was pointed out to him that there and bargained with, as he so disas- of bows, retired for the night, acco'la.
Honor graduate member of f being 'cured were introduced if any thin person don't gain at least their' habits revolutionized man's at- the people would still have the price- trously was. But when Lloyd George panied by her mistress of 'the robes,,
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say College, and honorary me h digni- 5 pounds in 30 days your druggist titud,e towards the world and gave less advantage of his great knowledge
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0 h or other church called upon 'him with the greatest the then Duchess of R(,)xburghe, and
. . by a bishop s were said and every will give you your money back -and the human race its first rational the- of ,affairs, hip incomparable gift for
eases of Prayer ds the respect apparently all ,he wanted to her ladies of the 'bedchamber.
,.,. Veterinary College. Treats diseases tart', ) patients Only 60 cents for 60 tablets. Ask any putting in a. few ringing words - "The next morning Mr. Gladstonal
all domestic animals by the most Mod- effort made tc produce in the cry of disease. hear .from Wilson were some of th
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.: sm principles. Dentistry a firm through or South America. bacteria are also the oldest. One he could make the good fight for the of Europe Queen." .
,,�' Fever a specialty. Office Opposite as about to ,be manifested to get McCoy's, the ere Was high the .assembled statesmenI
.� But be sure thousand million ago they were League of Nations. Th at Versailles.
1. Dick's Hotel, Main Street, Seaforth. the royal hand. At the moment of course. John -.0
I . t at the hotel will re- the hand the king said, "I original and genuine. the sole inhabitants of this'"' earth of precedent for this .
All. orders left imposing Quincy Adams after his retirement .0 .
� ceive prompt attention. Night calls touch, but God healeth." _ - - ..- __ . ours. WgAT TROUBLED HIM
often appeared before her Their "reign" lasted about five hun- from the Presidency served in the
;1 weeeived at the office. Elizabeth o f a royal. BVe-nos Aires, and imnWdiately com- dred million years, during which per- House of Representatives for seven- GLADSTONE UNPOPULAR WITH For genuine impromptu humor, Mr.
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JOHN GRIEVE, V. S. subjects in the character o� .e great mandeered it. In 1848, being in com- iod they were busily engaged in teen years and added to his laurels. QUEEN VICTORIA T B e, the well known English
healer, and the Stuarts we, T. �t,, Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin- sticklers for this part of their pre- munication with Mazzini, he left breaking down the rocks to form soil, Andrew Johnson, seven. years after I
rendering the world habitable being President, 'was elected to the There are some excellent new arse- 'noveli , thinks the audiences that
� &Ty College. All dise4es of domestic rogative and frequently Put it to us -e- South America for home and offered thereby dotes about Queen Victoria in the gather in Hyde Park on Sundays to
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1`11� animals treated, Calls promptly at James I. for a time objected his' services to the King. He was for higher forms of life. and served One short session before current London Magazine, told by a listen to the open-air speakers are
7, ate. Vet- consented. while Wilson turned retired member of- the royal house- • second to none, in proof of which ho
�. . tended to and charges moder but later reluctantly In cooly received, but,be determined to Bacteria are so small that almost a
gAnary Dentistry a specialty. Office after years he showed less hesitancy, fight anyway and went to Milan where nothing of their anatomy is known, his death. But and made hold. . tells the following story:
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1' -a but their shape. Not always that, for ---said Mr.
and residence ouGoderich Street, one and in "Maci),eth,, Shakespeare could thousands rallied to his standard survey of the New Jersey field in The- late queen ,ran the court on I Was listening recently
door east of Dr. Mackay's office, Sea- by, telling not only how black flag with a smoking volcano as some bacteria are so infinitely tiny a S t have made the fight, German lines, and was extremely se- Burke -w --to an orator who was declaim-
- flatter him : - that they are invisible. They are which he might . I ow the ing in frenzied accents against what
forth. Edward had cured the sick by his device. An Austrian peace was die was O�ly one place vee. She would never aU
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uch, but how he had left "the heal- fated but Garibaldi continued to wage called ultramicroscopic bacteria. No be felt that there
to where he could assert the leadership maids of honor to sit in her presence. he ep-nsidered- were th
A. R. CAMPBELL V.S. ding a furious fight with his legion, and human eye has ever beheld them and I unpopular by I dangers to society to -day. ,
� Veterinary ing benediction" to "the succeeding Gladstone made himself uni
0, Graduate of Ontario though he was not successful, it be- practically all that is known about which he believed to be his.
;�."?, strongly to the belief that criticizing this custom when he was , "What we want to do," he shout-
_'1�11 - University of Toronto. A-11 royalty." Charles 11. per- came plain to all the world,th,at here them is that they can be very destruc- He held stron , ed "is to get rid of Bolshevism, Syn-
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. ffigeases, of domestic animals treated country tive. Amongst them are the germs ,liberal -minded people in all parts of
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"i - . . formed the ceremony; in fact, the was the military leader his cou
ri.�,; by the most modern the world were looking to him for , "After dinner the statesman sat' dicalism, Anarchism an
'*.� practice was at its height during the needed. of smallpox, measles, hydrophobia, •in- leadership. He said that he had vir- next to Queen Victoria in the spacious "True!" agreed a weather-beaten,
�11;,11 , (Smges reasonable. Day or on reign of the Second Charles. Ma- Fever forced him to go to Nice for fluenza and, presumably, cancer. Ily created and given freedom to green salon. Half a Bolen of the bent old fellow. "True for your, sirl
lhl`11� sa& promptly attended to. Office caulay calculated that the "Merry awhifle, but he returned once more Though even the "largest" bacteria tua nations as Poland and Czecho- senior ladies of the court sat in chairs And while you are about it you might
-,',,-�- 1j&iu Street, Hensall, opposite fewer than 92,- to Ita�ar and resumed the conflict, are exceedingly small and of no ap- suchowe ranged in a semi circle behind her as well throw in Rheumatism."
, ,It Monarch" touched no ()0,0,0() Slovakia. "They know that they
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1, .- east of post office. Phone 56, Heusall. those brought to her to be touched in huge white horse and wearing % -, I X 9 X & .1
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" emancipator, Bacteria show amazing vital cepa- . YORK
R? " OMee over Sills, Hardware, Main St., Since Anne's death there have been was hailed as a great emanci 11 city. They can defy hours of boiling
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7,V Bayfield. however, while they denied the power middle age --but this wife was aban- pbur bacteria haunt hot springs in {% I
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�"T:, Children, Dublin. office at residence rood in 1745, when "Ronnie Prince ciotti, who fought by his father's live for days in a temperature of
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�, �v�- lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. Charlie" touched a child brought from side and survived while some of the :.
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expatriated Italians who in Paris where they gathered in re- newspaper editor, whose reminiscen-
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were opposed to Mussolini, and an sponse to the cable announcing that ces of tb,- former president ihave prov-
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41R� Back of Do- hers. Now it is that h<, could be observed clearly and I ...
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�'. WMon Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. time - I without the traditions and authority - I .
, Night calls answered from residence, taking Mussolini's T7 of any office whatever obscuring the
" Victoria Street, Seaforth. for betraying his comrades and urging - . %
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1. AUC'"ONEERS, Government. t is understood that I ,. a bitterly disappointed one. He re -
F. W. AHRENS he has given a partial denial, or rath- 11ow"s This Faor Recepa o n-- w or
I Licensed Auctioneer for Perth and er justification. I ) I fused to recognize that the American
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lauron Counties. Sales solicited, not betrayed Italy, and from Musso- . �� /I � people had spoken on the League of
Seal Estate, Farm Stock, Etc- Terms lini's point of view undqpbtedly he I'll , �*,, I Nations' issue in 1920, when they had Read these two unsolicited testimonials as to results Obtained on �
an application. F. W. Ahrens, phone bas not. Two of his brothers are I held that. Wilson himself had asked Rogers Batteryless Radio Sets, without batteries, chemicals or
; i684 r 6, R. R. No. 4, Mitchell, Ont. said to be standing beside him while I for, namely, a "great and solemn re- '
I.— . — another has repudiated him- The 'f(,r(,ndum.'1 and to the end of (his days acrials. just "plug in—then tune in" and you can enjoy the
OSCAR W. REED world will eagerly await the final he persisted in his belief that some- pains satisfaction, and certainty of getting maximum result9with
Licensed auctioneer for the Conn- -word about this Garibaldi. or other there had been a mistake
. ties of Perth and Huron. Graduate "Mother looks how
.For he comes of a family ,whose and that it was not only likely, but
6t Jones, School of Auctioneering. greatness is not in question. His necessary that he should be re-elected
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car W. Reed, Staffa, Ont- Ph -d Nineteenth Century. As patriot and persisted in his delusion. RA I& I
. 2965X52 fighter he -never was surpassed, and my telephone Another curious feature was that
rarely equalled. No man ever hadwhile ever been . I RA TTER YLESS `
THOMAS BROWN visits—" _so disregardful of his party whose — - -
Licensed the counties a stormier career. No man accom- -
auctioneer for sihed more in his country through
and Perth. Correspondence 01aDgetn1 said Helen to her husband- tided was best, and without consulting W
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dates can be - any of the custodians of the old Demo- `
seppe's father was an Italian water
calling up phone 212, Sea- man, of Nice, a city that was now "That was a wonderful idea of cratic tradition, he thought that the I . �. �- ,-
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satisfaction under France and now under Savoy as Party owed him a tremendous debt of .
n9derri ,and ownership swirled and eddied, and alternate my letters to mother gratitude, and at his suggestion —Aw"IM&I or �emoustration
with telephone calls. , $140 ,to $395 . . I . : I
somehow or ather this expatriated . abould go to unprecedented lengths
. OSCARIKLOPP Ittaliart youth conceited 4n intense "She misses me a good deal, ard to re-elect m r a third term, or ,�% .
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I Grad'alate Carey that fitted well with his adventurous d Wilson who chose the issue on -which .
of AuctidniberArig, Chi- p d that she heard my voice. We tacked the party should go into battle in Frorn W. A. Phipps, Grimsby, Ont.it0, I
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. Mill F h= adventure was to sail ywe logged sixteen stations in a short half -%r, OXe Of wNch was KPI,
g; dyl ;state, Mar- thL& Black Sea in search of pirates• settled more questions in three tions, and he may have done so in the . I
P ' 8sles. Fates In minutes than we could have belief that he would be recognized as Los Angeles. We have fouwd it to be a Pffy powerful set."
#"vallIng tMikeC Sat- Unfortunately the pirates captured done in twenty letters. ' ' .
I I .. Vrilte. or, *1", him and took all his valuables before the only fitting leader in such a bat- ener
}i ttlJiitl , . e joined "And Ws so much easier t tle. Bryan was utterly opposed to From Mr. J. S. Howard, .30 Queen St Setith,,Kitclt , Ont. .
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, . 016642 the Yoiing Italy movement which was � writing! We were both so I �
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being cautiously directed by Mazzird, pleased that I've arranged to
-- "', � . ,. ,and of .Which Swinburne, was poet call her every Wednesday night Wilson had taken to Paris was Bry- GOO, 5'k=- igo City,,0*14., at 69Y2 6-n the .
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2,;'T. pwm lauretitt. He ,joivo-d the njow-o" dial. fuSt -'Wf4'p#W fwther, at 70 &#,the di#44-Jsecwed,&.F0A, Seattle, Wash., and
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,'a-Attdt1ou66v for the County it, to reb#l, but, before this could be To bridge those unavoidable overwhelmingly rejected, it was Bry� both of these stations WIPHOUT AN 4ERIAL ow is this for seie6tivitYl .
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