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l l l l 1,. . *4), m ; i 1 I i E i l .fim."a\ p, . ‘ twain-aura “unusual-“sun mm u o.‘\. h . INQx'k‘L‘ ! PAGE 6. I WDIIIERFIII. DISCOVERY An eminent scientist, the other day, gave his opinion that the most won- derful discovery of recent years was the discovery of Zam-Buk. Just think! As soon as a single thin layer I! Zorn-Bolt is applied to a wound or a sore, such injury is insured against blood poison! Not one species of microbe has been found that Zam-Buk does not kill! Then again. As soon as Zam-Buk is applied to a sore. or a cut, or to skin disease. it stops the smarting. That is why children are such friends of Zam-Buk. They care nothing for the science of the thing. All they know is that Zam-Buk stops their Mothers should never forget , mu nrw mamâ€"rill)“ . this nature. Her duties are arduous at all times but they are carried out with ade-gree of success which leaves The Liberal party in this Province [nothing t0 be d931red- has been singularly fortunate in se- The tributes which were Paid to the Icuring Mr. N. W. Rowell, K.C., as excellent work a" the Ladies Auxilia- Iits leader. In fact, it is nothing short ry Board were well deserved. It is of providenti-al at a' period when the inspiring indeed to see the good work party has been called upan to accept accomplishing on behalf of the hospi- that agentleman, combining all the ~ta1. qualities that go to' make a success- ful leader accepts such a responsible position. The new leader is a man of probity, ‘ and honor. He possesses the splendid energy so essential in a position of â€"â€"â€"-' GOT WHAT THEY VOTED EOR -â€"â€" (Peterboro Examlner) Now that the milkmen’s combine pain. . this. . , has been formed and the price. ad- thls k d h h ed d VASE)?“ Assoon as Zam-Budkds as; vanes-d to seven cents per quart the spea er, an as an onor .recor Prim 13 a “On-iv 01' to a. be“ of twenty-five years in the serum of housekeeper sees the beauty of com: ibines frOm a new view point. Last 1 September there Was a vote, and the , people decided to retain the combines ‘ This was done by refusing competi- tion in the articles of living and thus giving free play to the combines to take it out of the consumer and pro- ducer at the same time. Look again at the comparative prices, say, for : live stock, and see how the producer 3 voted last September to his own hurt. live part. the cells beneath the skin’s sur- face are so stimulated that new healthy tissue is quivkly formed. This forming of fresh healthy tissue from bf‘lo.” is Zam-Buk‘s secret of healing. The tissue thus formed is worked up to "m:- surfme and literally casts off me disr‘zsed tissue above it. This is why Zam-Buk cures are permanent Only the other day Mr. Marsh. of 10: Heiorimier Ave. Montreal. called urn: the Zornâ€"Bu}: Company and told hem hat for over twenty-five years he hail has. a martyr to eczema. His hands were at one time so covered with sores that be bad to sleep in {The past week’s top prices for gloves. Four years ago Zamâ€"Buk was , stock are as follows introduCed to him. and in a few 1 months it cured him. Today-«over l Hogsâ€"Off cars, Toronto, $6.40; ofl three years after his cure of a disease I cars, Montreal, $5.30; 03 cars, Buffalo he had for twenty-five yearsâ€"he is $6 65 still cured. and has had no trace of ' ' any reflux-n of the eczema! Cattleâ€"Toronto, $6.40; Al. druggists sell Zam-Buk at SOC. $5.00; Buffalo, $7.75. box. or we will send free trial box if I Lambs-Toronto $5.70. you send this advertisement and 3. 1c. 2 , _ ' ' stamp (to pay return postage)? Ad- l$°'50; Buflalo, SD'SS' dress Zam-Buk 00., Toronto. , Butterâ€"Toronto, m 1-2c; Buflalo, 33C. his party. He is a gentleman posses- sing the high ideals, a-nd is prominâ€" ent on the. questions of social and moral reform. In Mr. Rowell is exem- fied the highest type of Canadian cit- izenship. and his active parti‘ cipationin Provincial politics should prove an inspiration to the Liberals of the country. Mr. Rowell’s accep- tance of the leadership of the Liberals marks an epoch in the history of the party, which will give a good account of itself in the forthcoming struggle. Mr. Rowell was brought up in the Lit. eral faith. He is not without politiâ€" cal experience, having contested, though unsuccessfully, the seat for East York in the Dominion House of Commons in 1900. Montreal, Montreal, AN AMERICAN SOVEREIGN 26c; Montreal, 27 . . ~ cured me and I have only taken six ; nature, ‘5 5‘ Splend‘d platform 1 bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- , Eggsâ€"Toronto, 30c; Montreal, 28c; Andrew Carnegie, upon'returning to w» n . . .- i~....»._â€", â€"-â€"-â€" uranium smashes “- Canada had in 1901 a population of 5,400,000. Now it is reported to be 7,000,000. The Ottawa Journal carries this rate of increase through the next few decades. with the following re- ly expresses gratification at the re- sults of the Liberal convention in To ronto yesterday. It doesn't matter much to the people of this Province who gives it to them or how we get it, and m believe with Whitney in power and the fortunes of the Liberal party in such capable hands as those sults :â€" of Mackenzie King and Mr. Bowel], 1921 .............................. 9,560,00C they will get more of it than would 1931 .......................... . ..... 12,580,000 otherwise be the case." 1941 ........ t ........................ 16,400,000 ........ 1, ,0 1951 .......... 2 550 00 A PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM WaSCuredbyLydiaEPink- 1961 ........................... . ...... 23,220,000 , 9 , As was to be expected the platform hgggfigejgglsggggglgg ‘ "NPROGRESSWE GOVERNMEKT enunciated by Mr. N. W. Rowell, K.C the brilliant leader of provincial Lib- eralism, is a broad and progressive one, in keeping with the best tradiâ€" J tions ofa great party. The attitude] of the Liberals on matters of Vital I import to the people is clearly andl unmistakably defined. The different; planks clearly demonstrate that in ‘ Viz-atters affecting the material and so- , cial welfare ofthc people, the party? Iwill be found battling on the right ' It is generally recognize-d that in his Compound. ~ I was sick three months and could not walk. I suf- . feted all the time. . The doctors said I could not get well without an operaâ€" tion. for I could hardly stand the' pains in my sides. especially my right. order to haven progressive govern- ment, a strong vigorous opposition is essential. Ifl')nt:1r1o is to come into its own in the march of progress, it cannot afford to have an unéu‘ogres- sive government. In this Connection, the Hamilton Herald, (Independent), wisely points out:â€" . one, 311d dOIWge my . “It would be, better for the prov- side. ' ' right leg‘ gun i CE if the (l )) wsi’inn in the Le islaâ€" . 'l l » , - «n '~« 1 ‘ rv ‘ to feel better when I had taken only n ' H‘ ” * 3 TI”. I-MHm platmt... .s .l.. llmllll‘lll,_ ture were numerically thrice as strum: , on“. and one that will meet with dis- } . one bottle of Compound. but kept on - as it is. More thrzn that it Wullhl be tincf luv ,1 That it Willbring great I i as I was afraid to stop too soon.”â€"-Mrs. 4.1m}: MULLEN, 2728 N. B. St., L1- ‘ wood, Ind better for the Whitney (I'IDS'I‘rn'JAJJJt to strength “mi prestige to the Liberal I 1 Why “’iII women take chances With have an opposition strong ezmugh to party curs without saying. , an operation or drag out a sickly, 'make it “sit up and take notice." Sir ..._-.__.__-._,_ half-hearted existence. missing three- fourths of the joy of livmg. when they can find health in Lydia E. I’mkham 3 Vegetable Compound '3 For thirty years it has been the standard remedy for female 1113, and ‘ has cured thousands of women who James Whitney with his enormous and subservient majority behind him, has been quite too much of an autocrat. So strongly entrenched in power has I he been, that he has felt secure enough BUCK ‘ BLACK which this estimable organizatiOn is the resignation of Hon. Mr. MacKay, THE LINDSAY POSTlsuaalo, soc. ' ‘3‘ 25 per-y 8‘ 00 If I l in l ; Has anybody noticed 3 correspond- . n W, ‘O New York from London, denied that he has become a British subject, tho’ have been troubled with such ei1-jtoignnre public opinion and “gang ReVieW ments as displacements. inflammation, Ibis ain gait." Our neighbour, the at Peterboro on Thursday evening at ulceration, fibroid tgmfighgrfnggimr; ISpectator, admitted yesterday that 7.30 o‘clock Miss Maud Black and Mr. 33%,§n%°%2%ygfxgsfiroilratiod. ge ithe Premier and his colleagues need Wm Buck were united in marriage by If you have the slightest doubt lthe stimulus of a strong opposition to the Rev. H. J. Keith, witnessa (.11 that Lydia E. Pinkliam’s Vege- table Compound wrll help you, write to Mrs. Pinkliam at Lynn, 1 save them from political stagnation. It professed to rejoice in the prospects being present. Mr. and Mrs. Buck left on the 9.10 direct to pubIISher we have I “g depressmn in 1’?!m Of these art- ‘ les to the consumer? This is the noonbecfiptien outs. 11c ag 2reward the consumer, farmer ‘ and WILSON 6," WILSON, }working man have got for voting to P“‘P““‘°““ Tkeep the home market intact. The Office. - - Imam St. [“British Born" and the “Defenders ’â€"-"___"â€"â€"â€"’ . of tne Faith” got their reward f T LINDSAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 I voting for the Empire and against l‘T‘rench domination” in a‘ similar aleft~handed way. Nobody seems to ;' have got what he voted for. Electors were duped into voting for a dream ; they have got a very unpleasant rea- lity in many respects. TIIE ROSS HOSPITAL l Unce again the Board of Governors ! of the Ross Memorial Hospital has ; held its annual meeting, and once i l l l r l TIIAT POPULAR VOTE again the same remarkable story of success is told. Truly Lindsay is more than blessed The partial returns of the popular by having within iFS borders “Ch 3 vote in the late elections show-apop- magnificent institution, and one that ular majority of 37 000 for the Con- is bestowing so much gOOd on the serVatives, with outstanding reports community at large. from Western Constituencies which It was indeed abeautiful and 911‘ will probably reduce it to 30,000. On- nobling thought which inspired the tario alone gave a popular majority venerable donor to dismay his muniâ€" of 55,000 against the Liberals, figures licence by erecting a structure which which confirm the general impression will serve as an enduring monument that it Was old Ontario that did the in the Years to come. It wouldbe im- trick for Mr. Borden. A popular ma- possible to convey in words the great jority of 30,000 on a total vote of 'boon which the Hospital 113st to some 1,200,000 does not work out to the town and county. The hundreds of much on the percentage basis. In patients who havebeen treated with 1908, however, the Laurier Govern- in its walls since it was opened unite ment, with a popular majority of on- in their prayers of gratitude and 15, 20,000 had a parliamentary major- thankfulness for the care and solici- ity of 47; so that, in this respect tude exercised in their behalf by the I the fortunes of war have simply been excellent staff of nurses. Many a reversed. home “1 town and Country has reason These figures indicate that low tar- to thank Almighty God that through ifl sentil ! t is d . ant in the in un f ‘ edi o the Hospital loved provinces. Some think, if the country ones have been spared to them. could now pronounce upon Reciproci- . !ty pure and simple, that the popular The Hospital has been particularly -majority would say ‘aye.’ Whether or fortunate in having an excellent Board no, Mr. McKenzie King, President of of Governors. All praise is due Mr. the General Reform Association of J. D. F‘avelle. Chairman, Mr. J- R. ; Ontario, voiced the attitude of all McNeillie. Secretary and the other true Liberals in declaring that the members who have so ably and- suc- Liberal party will keep the Reciproci- cessfully managed its affairs. A tri- ty plank in its platform. bute must also be paid to the very "arable Superintendent, Miss Miller, '- wbo possesses, in an. eminent degree, Shim am all the qualities that go to make a . successful matron of an institution of i STCPS BOUGHS §:?12.rgségggg This is a most beautiful instrument . and if you are look- ing for a perfect en- tertainer suitable for your drawmg room, " this is what you should have- . Come in and hear It. I The J. M. GREENE MUSIC 80., [TI]. 45 \Villiams-st. i l I I l I l : native the denial was apeculiar one. "They gave me a book,” said the laird, “dating bad: to the seVenth century in which there is a clause about alâ€" legiance to the king, and I subscribed to it. But there is nothing in that King George and I are fellow kings 1am an American sovereign." Such is the Carnegie form of humor. per- haps. This other paragraph is more interesting: “He said that what in- spired him to aCQuire his first lib- rary and giveaway the rest was the rinscription on a marble book that he had picked up in an old homestead thirty miles from Pittsburg. The in- scription was: ‘He who cannot reason is a fool’ he who will not is a bigot; and he who dares not is a slave.’ ” THE IOS ANGELES TRIAL It is estimated that one millions dollars has already been spent to con- vict the men accused of dyn-amiting at Los Angeles, that another million will be spent forethe same purpose, and that a million 7111b. spent on the defence. The Toronto Globe says: “It is not reauurin. to reflect that the two million would almost inevit- ebly secure conviction were there no million ready for defence, and the mil- lion would secure acquitall were it not for thetwo million available for conviction. This is irrespective of in- nocence or guilt." â€".â€"-4 A HOUSE OIVIDED The Kingston Standard says: “Up in Port Hope they have ai fund of $22,000 to build ahospital, but be- cause of internal dissension the hos- pital has been held up now for a. full six months. Port Hope had better get together. No town or city will ev- er go ahead where the citizens are fighting among themselves." HORRORS OF WAR War is something terrible, even unâ€" der the rules of civilized warfare, but when conducted as it is at Tripoli it is the worst form of savagery. The Italians who hold the capital of Tri- po‘i have given orders for the exter- mination of the Arabs who occupy the desert. No quarter is shown, but men, well as the guilty have been massacred women and children, the innocent as in cold blood. A despatch from Tripo- li, by way of Malta, says that noth- ing more deplorable than the scenes of massacre at Tripoli has been witnes- lsed for a long time. It should never be possible for such things to occur in this advanced age of the world. For three days the work of slaughter continued, and scarcely any of population escaped, the The search for Arabs still continues. It may be that the Italians consider the Arabs not entitled to be treated ‘der the recognized rules of un- warfare. ‘and they are treated as savages to .1 be put out of the way as the Indians 3 were disposed of in the United States west. With the Yankees it was ; life of the white man or the Indian. . The white man who fell into the hand . Of the Indians was tortured and put the LINDSAY ' "-‘xaifi;.M-'.‘Aa.~auwx . .erican example. whether for similar faction. l ' 31335., for advice. Your letter 'of there being an aggressive and pro- will be abSOIUIel-V confidential, gressive leader of the Opposition with and the adv’ice free. gun enthusiastic following, for such a I ' ' .. ..._. combination would be likely to “keep reasons is not stated. It is aquest- Sir James and his administration ion whether the wild Arab is different I humping" in the direction of advanced iin any. respects from the wild! i the wild Indians of the plains. If the 1 iArabs carry on their warfare after I the Indian methods, the Italians may {have some excuse, but the plain reci- I train for Lindsay, side. where they will re- GIBSON~WRAY A quiet but pretty weddin w:.s sol- ‘emnized at the home of Mr. : nd Mrs. ‘ Mark Kerr, Albert~st., when Miss Mar garet Gibson became the bride of Mr. Samuel Wray, of The ceremony was performed by Rev legislation.” CONSERVATIVE CRITICISM The Hamilton Spectator, one of the :tal of the cablegram gives a shock! . to the nations that are nominally pronounced Conservative papers, reâ€" Canon Marsh, in the presence ml only Christian. ferring to the Liberal convention of a. the immediate relatives. The bride. few days ngO. hands out a few raps who was attired in her travelling suit lfor Sir James Whitney. It says I of grey, Was attended by her I ‘3While thisjournal has supported Miss Alice, in blue. The groom was i Sir James Whitney and his adminlsâ€" supported by his brother. After a dain tration consistently inhis general tyweddinz supper the happy couple policies, we are not unaware of the, left on the evening G.T.P.. for Peter fact that Sir James cannot, in the boro and points east. very nature of things, be regarded as I ' UNIT OF REPRESENTATION sister, By the recent census the unit of reâ€" presentation, obtained by dividing Quebec’s population of 2,000,679, by 65 (the fixed representation of that ! province) is 30,780. On the basis of the last wc rd in matters of progres- A this representatioa of each of theisive legislation. In fact, with OBITUARY A Canadian Provinces will be shown in so dominating a person as Sir James i the following table 3 at the head of an administration, it New. Present is not difficult to imagine that there ARCHIBALD MCPHERSON' Albert-a .......... . ......... 12 7 is even the greater need W the Spur British Columbia ...... 10 7 of an active and intelligent Opposi- The death took place at Oakwood Manitoba ........ ...... 15 10 tion to impress upon the strong Per- on Thursday of one of the pioneers of New Brunswick ..... . 11 13 son-ality that in the multitude of Mariposa in the person of Archibald N ova S cotia 0‘"... 15 18 counsel there is likely to be found iMcPhersom aged 74 years. The deceas- Ontario ............... 82 86 more wisdom than can ever hope to 'ed gentleman was born in Scotland Prince Edward Island 3 ‘4 be located under any individual hat. and came to this country at an early Quebec ......... . ............. 65 65 And in this connection we note with age. He settled in Mariposa. many Saskatchewan ........... . 15 10 considerable pleasure that the com- years ago, and for the past six years Yukon ............ | "" . 1 1 mittee appointed to formulate a poli- has resided in Oakwood village. The ~ _ . __ cy for the rejuvenated party has al- deceased was a Presbyterian in relig- 281 221 ready decided upon one very import- Iion and was esteemed and reflected This gives 231 members, as contrasâ€" ance movanentby calling for a revis-iby all who had the pleasure of his ted with 221 in the present Houseâ€"an :Voli:icb oéuntilgie fists-cumin; Act under éacquaintance. He leaves behind himto increase often seats. The four West- the right mix e211}: wrimbe :ccordted‘ mourn his lose his Wife, three sons, ern Provinces increased their repreâ€" and land tax ve1uee pro emen 3 ’John, Anthony and Daniel, five daugh sentation by five members each ‘ ' . lters, Mrs. Parks, Mines Sarah, Kate while Ontario loses four and Mari- 'Piem‘". Whitney does not seem .Annie and Minnie MCPhem' A bro- time Provinces six, leaving a net te like this bit of suggested permls- ther Lochlin, of Toronto. and a sister increase at ten sive legislation. With all due respect 18180 survive Thefuneraltakes place 'to his superior judgment in such mat- Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock to the iters we beg to suggest that he has, in Ea“ Ol‘kWOOd cemetery. this business of assessment, still very : I much to learn; also that he is ill adâ€"; The Right Rev. J. C. Farthing no. ;Vised when he ignores the request of _ , , 1y half the munici l‘t'e f th Bishop of Montreal. says Ontario ch11 near pa 1 l 8 0 e ‘ 'I‘ ' PrOVinc th t u h , . l be death occurred at Little Brit- dren have much to learn from those of l e a s c legislatmn Should lgranted. Possibly now that the Liber- am on saturday' N0“ 4. °f JOhn HOW ard Metherell, aged 30 years JOHN HOWARD METHERAL 5 u . Q ebec has en- time, having been operated on for ty- phoid. He was also sufiering pneumonia. in the most conntry villages was a ilmake a fight for its adoption, Sir thing that impressed him. When they .' James will take time to consider it, contrasted the boorishncss of the fine V to. his advantage, and give 118 some- . bright iaces‘oi the English children. “1mg better than the cold shoulder it The late 3- Mathew“ leaves a Wife 3 with the wonderful courtesy of the has hitherto received from him. and one Child to mourn his 1088. 156- i I from French children, he thought the com- I “In the interests 0f 300d Govern- ceased Was one Of the beSt knOWfl Cit parison Was very disadvantachus to ment in Ontario the Spectator frank- izens of this district. themâ€"they were not nearly so polite. I I Still he himself had yet to learn that 7 he lowered himself by being polite to his elders, and even toâ€"day as a matâ€" !ter of instinct he took off his hat to i his elders.” v I CHILDREN’S mums 1 “ SKIN A MASS OF FIRE Farmers After Electric Power? Horrible tortueâ€"r‘pain unendurablew days when the whole body Seems to be burning upwloug nights of sleep- â€"~â€"â€"_â€"â€"‘ â€"â€"â€".â€".~~â€"â€"â€"-â€"- I I WHERE POWER [S CHEAP 1955 agonyâ€"thenâ€" L I’llirtl'ir llmvrr uromisfis to be used I , i INSTANT RELIEFâ€"The skin rool- ”it“. ”WSW” by the farmers in l ed and refreshed~ull burning and itch this district in the near future. Since I Speaking of cheap power for indusâ€" ing gone i the Seymour Power Company has be come active in this district the farmâ€" ing community have beecme dceplv in-- terested in electricity as a medium for . lessening labor on the farm and domestic purposes. A number of furm- ' ers in South ODS are most anxious to ‘ secure electricity and have already made enquiries regarding the possibil- ity of having it installed. The Seymour 00. has this matter under consideration and every effort will be made to supply the I [trial purposes, NorWay now has the J San‘uel 19“.” writes‘ “I d . . )4 . _ l~ use three bottles of D.D.D. PrescriptiOn and now my skin. once a mass of fire and irritation, is as smooth and soft as a child’s.” ' {cheapest power in the world. Consum- ! ers there Can obtain high tension cur- lrent for $6.50 per h.p., per year, and, in view of this, the Ottawa Journal I in asking why power cannot be sold lin Ontario at a price less than the I present rates, the average bf which it .describes at “230 per cent of the Nor- way figure. ” " for f Of all remedies for the skin that we know we can especially recommend D.D.D. Prescription for eczema. Just a mild, soothing Washâ€"but it cleanses and cools the skin as nothing else can And it takes away the itch instaotly. “5.-.-.L . .._ to death, and with certain tribes led [ New Lockmaster We would like to tell you more ‘ab- Community with power farming 23' such warriors as Sitting Bull and Mr. Thos. ~A118tin has been: appoint- 011‘? D-D-D- Prescription if you will Hydroâ€"Electric is endea:11¢h as the er ommo extermnation of the Indi- ed lockmaster at Fenelon Falls, and call, 01’ write the D-DfD-iLaborator- in other parts of the clung to do ' ans was the only safety for settlers. has assumed charge of his duties. The ice, Dept. P. L., 49 Colbornc-st., Tor- province. I So the Italians are following the Am. appointment will give general satis- onto, and get a free trial bottle. Mr. Peter Kennedy was in T ' . oronto -L..l.._..-‘-v l.-. Il-.J -. I 3' GREGORY: Local Agent. I-. .1. iJA l l l l l i I x 1 Bethel, Verulnm. i I Evian" miss V mighty irritating, B a» a loss of time, and : money these days. A 8001'. will pay, for. itself in dine m a. few months. 3 Train? .L'. means We. is WalthhhiWatch. I "'- rah”- -::- Hun... " saved . 1” ' T “v -. it it“. (“'yva}! get you there on time. .w ,"It’: Tim: You Owned 6 imam» wrung BELLS unicorn; ”I Come in and 5:9. insâ€"but if you mfk' uni vii]. It won't ethnic-Jog: buy- hve a mark“ “9“ . ' ,â€", 1:9ch Wmh'm. ..._ ." ,fl' EV]. 1‘. ilESlSHI T'rl'é mammals: or at ()m' mxrvvâ€"u ‘. ' ' IIIIH‘HHI‘I pm'u'. At tne hnox Church manse I or of LCIJ~>P~ ;- n; ‘ I. 'I'ln- mow . L‘lIlml I)? 7 . ‘V- "ll- 2. The sm- «: . (‘SI’ quality. Ii. I‘Ilv' nib-f. .' in;" (m:- I“Il.\"~ \V :U 4, 0m- iLI)II:Iy lllt'I. ll! l-«ilv. ._\ 1(.Il!’.1"I:""’ ‘ ,L ()H? :11 III'\ v ._;. M EYESIJHT lit. 3. sense dish, 0, ..,".' -v-- .. “inuilr' ‘1 Kelli-51., C‘-" 3‘ ‘fl 1.. 5 5'. ,9 32:21" I- d v _ . I‘l‘cuv Il‘ _ ‘V. mnrmi U ~~ _._...,A. -A. .n~. a._. a..- __, -...._, Rl-ai I‘~ I - JiI F'- I ~ if 0'0 9W9t°t°°l°°2°°2002°4 AII Illh'lu-u \ r. and chaxgm nvn \\'ill...;~. “I Kent-<2 0.0.0...- DR. MCAL anloxl. fl, ,’ _.___, .1 â€"â€" 000.000 - o o o 00.00.00.00.“.M.M.“.«.M.~ o. 01 00 .0 be on 00 a. O. o‘ceoeoeoo INE 3 Spvl'iuI liIIt’nIIUII T.) 13514395. of Nose. Tin-vat and Cheer , W. T. RICH, M.D., Member ofthe Royal College of. Surgeons, England attention M Mugeryaud dis- eases of women and child Special Oov'eovz.’ O “.”.~.”‘OO_”-_~ Dr. I . P. McCullough iBJUCII S'IL PI-I'l'I-IRBORO ‘ViII vi~xt BENSON BUYS-E. LIND S the mouth frmn ‘J p m. onsolr 'lnns 'n Br». and ' AY. cry 1n and 3m xxx-awn” 2.. ’33:“ list- to: See I‘m. “i - __._._â€"â€"â€".. ”1;: and rent :0 L; c a .'l :; '3. pointâ€" Dll TOY 1'01}? an M02 â€"~.â€"â€". "' “M You \ lied to v :52: are cmd: . ~ (I 0 ‘31 party under a new leader. and 10 “The politeness of the French even ldorsed the proposal and propoaes to months. The deceased was ill for some i as 0 ya] I -' '1- .r‘ LA tr “-">- k\» 20 to ere our hrs; 92.; »' tion of mountinsb Lill' guests. 'rm . ‘ ; ~2<llfl'..-.: in: sumo ,Mâ€" dentlv Iliuk.‘ for Wolf! 5 " *fi‘ tinned puizulzzng‘ ml v21 ‘ and IIlt‘ :l:'(llll\!l ;. '. irons :ls i I‘m M12. lnodmion uzwxw Canada at mm‘l \,1- .‘T‘it‘l qgmllll \ the avenue, right but 0 the cleaner] (1 the draii were immel qnisltion, a: