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Beets. long bloodâ€"D. Edge, 311.] ‘ ‘Willis. (8 entries) Beets. turnipâ€"R. Edge, G. Binnie, (14 entries.) Onions. from seedâ€"A. Park. Onion. silver skinâ€"C. W. Lang, D. Edge. Onion. common potstoâ€"A. Herd, W. Herd. Onions. English potntoâ€"D. Edge. R. Edge. Onions. from Dutch Set-«T. Gndd, A. Park. Onions, small topsâ€"A. Herd. _ Squash. winterâ€"A. Herd, 8. Willie. Squash, bushâ€"R. Edge. T. Gndd. Vegetable Marrowâ€"W. Ritchie, To Gfidd. anpkine.-â€"T. Gndd, W. Smith. Tnble turnipsâ€"R. Edge, W. Smith. Sweet Cornâ€"D. Greenwood. Melons, yellowâ€"W. Herd. Wetermelonsâ€"M. Willis, W. Herd. Citrons- A. Herd. 8. Willie. Cured Honsâ€"W. Herd. A. Scott. $00”. Coll. {all applesâ€"A. Scott, R. Edge. .A. McClimon. South Grey Fair. Coll. wimer :pplesâ€"A. Scott, Binnie. A. McClinton. 1‘.“ when. redâ€"D. Hamilton. golden cross; W. Willis. ciuwson; Archie Parks. Spring wheatâ€"W. “'illis. colorado. Goose wheatâ€"W. Scarf, \V. Smith. A. Scott. Buckwheatâ€"“7. \Villis, R. Barber. Short white oatsâ€"D. Htmiltou. "W. Willis. ’1‘. Gadd. Long white oak-D. Hamilton. W. Smith. W. Mountain. Quid. Indian Corn-- R. Edge, \V. Herd Collection of field grainsâ€"W Scarf, (Ryrio Bros.’ Medal.) For sale by :11 druggists at $1.“) per bottle. For further advice and information dub at can at Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 179 King Street West, Toronto, Canada. Full when. whiteâ€"W. Mountain, W. Smith. Potntoesâ€"W'. Smith, D. Edge. G Aljoo. (12 entries.) Coll. potatoesâ€"A. Scott, D. Hamil- ton, W. Smith. Swede turnipsâ€"Scarf Sons. W. Scarf, J . J Hunter. Turnips. any ether kind â€"- W. Willis, Scarf Sons. Mangolds, long redâ€"W. Herd. A Hard. J . J Hunter. Sugar Beetsâ€" W. Herd. A. Herd. W. Smith, (h’ entries.) Largo Squashâ€"~86“! and Sons. Cornâ€"M. Willis, 1). Hamilton. W.Scul. Cebbege, winterâ€"D. Edge. \V Herd. Cabbage, red-«WV. Herd. D. Edge Table Cerrotsâ€"M.’Willis, R. Edge Intermediate Carrots-~31. Willis Dr. \Volfe. (11 entries.) Barley -T. Gadd, Surf Sons W. Scarf. Timothy seedâ€"W. Smith. J. Gray Ben! Sons. Fltx seedâ€"D. Greenwood. '1‘ Mangolds. any other kind -â€"W Herd, \V. Scarf, Scarf Sons. Field Carrotsâ€"Scarf Sons, W Smith, \V. \Villis. Coll. field roots--D. Hamiltox, t1fSons. Coll. garden vegetablesâ€"NV. L. Newton, R. Edge. S. Willis. Salsifyâ€"W. Willis, S. Willis. Cauliflowerâ€"A. Scott. Cabbage, earlyâ€"R. Edge. W. Bud. Carrots. shorthornâ€"R. Edge, M. Willis, (11 entries.) Parsnipsâ€"Scsrf Sons. R. Edge. Celeryâ€"W. Willis, 8. Willis. Radishos, summerâ€"A. Herd. Peppersâ€"C. \l’. Lang. Tomuoes, redâ€"“C Herd. R. Edge, Tomatoes. yellowâ€"“f. Herd, A Lfl “I‘ll I L has the worstâ€"after-eFects. The first symptoms are Chills and Fever, Cough, Sore and Inflamed Nose and Throat, Pains in the Limbs, Side and Chest, severe Head- aches, N' ht Sweats, Lassitudeâ€"should not be neglected. PSY HINE prevents and positively cures La Grippe, Pneumonia and Bronchitis. Coll. Tomgtoesâ€"W'. Herd. CLASS 111-â€" GARDEN VEGETABLES. cums X-PIELD GRAINS CLASS flâ€" 1"] ELD 3mTS CLASS IVâ€" FRUIT. PRIZE LIST (PRONOUNCED Sl-KEEN) Alexandersâ€"185.]. Hui ter. Scarf CLASS VIIâ€"LADIES WORK Sons. , , ' _ Men’s Mittsâ€"S. \Viliis, D. Edge. 001"”9‘J' (””4" _A' 1‘5”!" Women’s Fine \Vool Stockings-â€" Duchessâ€"A. Herd. D. Maze H. McDonald, A. McClinton. Golden Ru-lseYtSâ€"A. McClinrom Dag-Ding Sox, etcâ€"M. Willis, A. R Barber, ‘11 muries.) .McClinton. Ru§setts. unv otherâ€"M. Willis, R“; Matâ€"\V. Herd. “‘ “ 11113. Yarn Matâ€"G. Burnett. King Tompkins-â€"-T. Gmlu. R. Edge. Quilt . Log Cabinâ€"D Edge W _- _ _ ... - . . , ° ’ . Herd. (9 entrie~ ) Rib-".011 Pippinâ€" D. ('éreprmood Crocx Bu'te', 351|8)-â€"G. Aljoe. R. Edge, W. Herd. Table Butter. (4 lbs)â€"\\'. Herd. \V. Mountain, G. A. Aljoe. (9 aunties.) tested her individuality on many occasionsâ€"and in her portrayal of Camille in Dumas’ play she defied the conventions by creating the mile on new lines, making the heroine a sweet, simple, sincere ingénue, uncontaminated by the atmOSphere in which she lived. The actress made a strong defence for. her conception of the character and gave chapter and verse from the writer or 'dividuality by choosing as the scene of her début on earth the hallowed pre- cincts of the House of Parliament, her father at that time being Speaker of the House of Commons. Her early education was at Loretto Abbey, To- ronto, and the Convent of the Sacred Heart at Montreal. At the age of seven- teen she determined to go on the stage, and went to New York to study at the Empire School of Dramatic Acting, and began to show her ability by her clever character work in two matinées given by the students. In 1894 she made her professional début at the Academy of Music in New York in Bronson Howard’s successful play “Shenandoah.” A season of 'barnstorming and the cares, trials and troubles incident to one-night stands 0 ,1_A_ g_.L- --....€.. -‘nnnnfl A? I‘fn ‘1! Collection Plumsâ€"D. Edge. Winter Pearsâ€"A. Scott. Pal} Pears J .I Hunter, A.Scott. Col'. Grapesâ€"A. S. Hunter, A. Scott. M. Willi). 11.1 Greening-«R Edge, s‘. \Vulu Spit‘ZHIbU'gâ€"R fiarho-r. A. Scam. Snowsâ€"â€"A. Herd, J 351' flaming; (7 entries.) . Sn Lawrenceâ€"J J Hunter. 11.; Edge. , “'eaEthyMM. “"illid. \V. Smith. ‘ Standard, any not on listâ€"Ag Scott. A McClinton. ' Lombard Pmmsâ€"C. Lang, J J Hunter. Tinnet. Barret“. (301‘03)--G. Binnie U. Edge, A. Park. 'DarnSIUrIUIUE auu LIIU LGICD, leulu a...“ y.v....-v.., -__-..____- _ ' proved of value in giving her a deeper insight into certain phases of life, in increasing her repertmre, and in preparing her for her later successes. In 1896-7 Miss Anglin as the leading lady of James O'Neill’s company, made a tour of the United States and Canada and did splendid work as Ophelia in “Hamlet,” Virginia in “Virginius,” Julie de Montmar in “Rich- elieu” and Mercedes in “Monte Cristo.” The ease and simplicity of her act- ing and her versatility were again shown in her clever portrayal: of Meg in “Lord Chumley,” and she rendered even more absolute and secure her place in the hearts of Canadians‘during‘ her tour through the provinces. _ n_’! -.._'I L-.. ‘n‘n- “91"" {H M” In lllc IICGI LD UL U“!lu\ll“lw uuuuu ”v- _ U Her brilliant acting in “Mrs. Dane’s Defence” and her later work in Mr. Mansfield’s company revealed the mellowing and refining of her powers and the broadening of her genius. Through all great acting runs the golden thread of personality, and the natural refinement, culture, sweetness and strength of character of the woman merely finds new expression in the work of the actress. In addition to her dramatic talent of a high order, Miss Ang- lin is a brilliant musician. speaks French fluently in her calm, clear, charm- ingly modulated voice, and is a writer of ease and grace. Entered according to Act of the Parliament of Clam. In the ””1905, by W. C. lack, at the Department of Agricultnfl. Horn e-Made Cheeseâ€"S. “'illis. King TompkinsnT. Gmln. [1.13ng Mannâ€"A. Scmr. \V. Smith. Northern Spie-zâ€"A. McClinton. A Crabsmâ€" W. Mountain. R. Edge. One of the worst of Bron- chial Diseases, becagse it CLASS \'-I)AIRY PRODUCE V --w- MARGARET AN GLIN ' Quilt; crochet, cottonâ€"D. Green- '1 wood. Coll (gameâ€"A. McClinton. Hand Made \VOmen’s Underolctb- ingâ€"G. Binnie. Machine Made \V. U. C.â€"â€"D. Edge. Embroidery in silkâ€"J J Hunter, . W. Allan. . Embroidery in linenâ€"W. Allan, {J J Hunter. 1::1 n Hatâ€"Ur. burnett. Quilt; Log Cabinâ€"D. Edge, W. AHnll. Quilt ; Cottonâ€"W. Allen. W. \Villis. Quin, ; Crazy Workâ€"Scarf Sons A. McClinton. Quilt ; arm-.mental-D. Edge, A. Mc'Ulincou. Hattenhurg workâ€" D. Greenwood, J. ..1 Hunter. Battenburg collarâ€" T. Ireland. Honiton laceâ€"~J Ireland, A. Mc- Clmton Tenerifl'e laoeworkâ€"Mies Mockler. Beadworkâ€"J. J. Hunter. Fancy pin cushionâ€"Jae. Ireland, A. 8. Hunter. ASM’aCuehion. paintedâ€"G. Burnett. A. McClinton. Nettingâ€"Miss M. Mockler. Scarf Sons. Mexican drawn throadsâ€" J. J. Hunter. A. 8. Hunter. Bed-room slippers-Ur. Aljoe, J. Fairbairn. .\l Willis Sofa Cushion... any kindâ€"A. Mc- Clinton. J. J. Hunter. Tea Cosyâ€"A. S. Hunter land. J. Ire Tame matsâ€"I. Fairbairn. G Binnie. Handkerchiefsâ€"A. Scott. Coll. ladins’ fancy workâ€"J. I Hunter, A. McClimon. Doll-W. Mountain. AHan Pencil drawing-741‘. Smith, G. Bur. amt. A. McClimon. Crayon drawingâ€"T. Smith, A. McClinton. Oil painting. fruit or flowersâ€"G, Burnett. T. Smith, J. J. Hunter. Oil painting. land mtrinoâ€"G. Bur. nett, A. McClinton, W. Edge. But_t_4_)_nholes-â€"-Miss M. Mockler, Toilet 'oilet sentâ€"JV. Allan. G. Binnie 'enrre pieceâ€"A. S. Hunter, W (continued on page 3.) f. ASS VIIIâ€"~FINE ARTS. of Cholera lot-bus with One Smal| Bottle of ¢hamborl§in’s Golio. Choll Mr. G. W. Fowler. Ala., relates an experience he had while serving on a petit jury in a murder case at Ed- wardsville, county seat of Clebourne county Alabama. He says: “While there I ate some fresh meat and some souse meat and it gave me cholera morbus in a very severe form. I was never more sick in my life and sent to the drug store for a certain cholera mixture, but the drggist sent me a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, saying that he had what I sent for. but that this medicine was so much better he would rather send it, to me in the fix I was in. I took one dose of it and was better in five minutes. The second dose cured me entirely. ’I‘wo fellow jurors were afflicted in the same manner and one small bottle cured the three of us.” For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. You can always tell a young hus- band from an old one by the way he acts in the garden. Three months married he digs, whistles. smiles, and casts covert glances at the house as though some one was looking at him from the window. One year married he digs. smiles by turns and seems annoyed at breakfast being late. Two years married he digs a little, looks sour and glum, kicks the dog or cat and looks towards the house as though he would like to choak somebody. Three years mar- ried he sits on the door step and smokes while his wife does the dip;- ging. A Western lawyer recounts astory of a trial he once witnessed in a Tex- an court. A hsrd-looking tough was the defendant. His counsel, in a voice apparently husky with emotion addressee the jury something in this wise: “Gentlemen, my client is a poor man. He was driven by hunger and want to take a small sum of money. All that he wanted was sufficient funds wberewith to buy bread. for it is evidence that he did not take the pocket containing 8500 that was in the bureau drawer.” At this point the counsel for the defence was interrupted by the con- vulsive sobs of his cleint. “Because your honor.” replied the defendant,â€"â€"“because I didn’t see de pocket book in de drawer!” “Here. man!” exclaimed the judge why are you crying so?” 6:5 and Diarrhoea Remedy. We Make Men Manly in their appear-- ance. Use men right, and they will act the man in return. We enâ€" deavor to supply the Latest Patterns, Shades, and Best Quality to be had for the money' We Guarantee An up- -toâ€"date garment in style, and workman- ship. Anything you wantâ€"from the heavy, wearing Tweed, to the finest quality in Cheviot, Serge, and Worsted, 1n Fancy, Black or Blue. ln Men’s Furnishings we are right up-to-date in flats and Caps, Working or Fancy Shirts, Ties, Collars, Sox, Gloves, Umbrellas, Suspenders, Underwear, Sweaters. In fact everything that is found in an up-to- date furnishing Store. J. L. FLARITY TMJUBOBBGUBED PRICFS RIGHT Give us acall and be satisfied. Merchant Tailor. “3" {lit :1 r5 .5 1:" v.1 KNOWN AS THE OLD WAKE- field Farm one half mile south of Varney : 150 acres well watered. good bush. y1501' further particulars apply to WALTER DUNN. l m. Varney. A house cellar under whole house. six rooms good well. about half an acre of land well located on Collegefitreot. For par- ticulars apply to Sept, 11th,6pd JOHN M. LITTLE. OT 17. CON. the Rocky 8: puticulus upply to 3. M. N BRUCE ST., DURHAM, NE\V brick house. 30x32; 2% storeys high; double cellar, cement floor in one half, furnace in the other half. Small barn with stone stable under- neath. Convenient to station, Furniture Factory and Cream Separator Works. \Vill sell cheap to quick purchaser. The owner is going West. For further particulars apply to “'31. LEG-GETTE, June 1-1. tf. Box 92, DURHAM. HAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY (m Garafmxa Street known as Aug. 17, tf. 1 on Garafraxa Street known as Laidlztw’s Old Stand, at present oc- cupied by Jas. Ireland, also extending through to M ill Street and occupied by F. Siegner. Also some good dwelling houses. Reasonable terms. Apply to pl] V ‘EACHER WANTED FOR SCHOOL Section N0 3, Glenelg. Applications _ Glenelg, Male or Femgle. holding Second-Class Certificate. dunes t9 com- mence January 1%. Personal application preferred. W. J. KERNEY. 1 Section No 3. Glenelg. Applications will be received 11 to September 26th for teacher holding a ‘econd-C lass Professiona Certificate. Personal application preferr- ed. Salary $400. Duties to commence January 3rd, 16. b‘OR SCHOOL SECTION NO. 4, (Silg‘nlelg, 31319” or_ qugle. holding H. H. Miller THE HANOVER CON VEYANCER A us '29. 4nd. 100 ACRES. south-west of Varney. in NOR- MANBY. An extra good farm and well improved. Owner anxious to no West. 159 ACRES: _BENTINC_K, qortj} of_Allan Park. Well improved a'ndflo’tferéil 313;; cheap. 125 ACRES. on 18th Concession of NOR- MANBY. Well im raved and well located Offered cheap. ill rent if not sold. MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates. 100 ACRES BENTINCK near Rocky Sau neon. Good farm with good timber Will sell cheap. DURHAM RESIDENCE, belonging to Mr J. L. Byawne. photographer, offered. at snap prxce. INSURANCES PLACED in No. 1 panies at low rates. DEBTS COLLECTED. BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES arranged. C. P R. TICKETS for sale toall points. Take Care of Your Horses Feet ..... House Forfsale or Rent. House and Lot For sale GOOD TWO STOREY FRAME GOOD COMFORTABLE DWELL- Always Promptâ€"Never Negligent. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Teacher Wanted. Teacher Wanted. House For Sale. IV in levelling and halanc- ing your horse’s foot. I have the Scientific Horse Foot Leveller which is the latest and boat contrivance for that purpose and will gnu-mm Iminfaction. Farm For Sale Now Offers the following : \V. GUTHRIE, ’0 MORE GUESS WORK. For Sale. WM. RITCHIE. Sec’y, Edge Hill, 1’. O. H. H. MILLER. \V. LA I DLA‘V, GEO. MORTON. Rocky Surgeon. The Blacksmith. Waudby. Ont. Durham. AT mo was at nonunion. 4 miles I Durham. Good buildings. '0" 150 ACRES IN EGREMONT. near Orch. ardville. Good buildings. 150 ACRES IN GLENELG. near Buuessan Brick house and good barn. oo ACRES NEAR WILDER’S LAKE Good land and fine buildings in first-c111,;a Shape. ”ACRES NEAR HOLSTEIN. Brim; house. large barns. well watered. I r; splendid condition. ' ' 7 40333 IN NORMANBY. 6 miles from 100 ACRES IN BENTINCK. near Mar. 10. 04â€"“ A arty consisting of tweut-five acre< one-ht“ mils out of Carson-tum 0f the Town :f Durham. descri as South part of Lot 59. Con. 2. E. G. R.. Glenelgz. ()1; the premises is a comformble brick the. roomed cotture. a good frame barn and stable. 3 smnll bearrng orclurd. an abun- dance of the best running water. All cleared. tntle good. Terms easv and mm; right. For further particulars appiv t... THOS. DAVIS. " Lot 2. 0011.3. N. D. R.. Glenelg, m Kpril 4. 1904.itf. DURHAM 1'. t). EING PARTS OF LOTS 62 AND 63, Bentinck, Con. 2, W. G. It. ad- lginimr the Cor ration of the Tim-n ut urham. The arm consists of 4:2. acre< -â€"about 4 acres “oodland. the balance un- der grass. Comfortable dwelling and good comfortable outbuildings. Small orchard. Just the kind of place for n dairy farmer or market gardener. Sold at right price and on easy terms as the proprietor in- tends aoing west and wish es to dispose of it. H. BURNETT. Proprietor Jan. 20, 1901â€"“. :Dlrmuu, (.Nr OT 51, 5‘2, 53â€"Sideroad :30, If miles north of Priceville. Farm in first clue condition. Good buildings with running stream convenient to the barn. For further particulars applv to DL'GALD D. MCLACHLAN. Jan. 28â€"tf. Priceviile P. 0. â€"'v-- U about six miles from Dixâ€"{ban}. title. Possesswn at once. Good land. he sold. For particulars apply to J. P. TELFORD. may; Feb. 2‘an 19X) â€"tf 1 Durham. Four lateâ€"eB-the West side of Albert Street. for private residences. Now is the tinge to get these lots. For further informntlon epplv to .‘v UL” l. of Saddler streéi ‘irâ€"n II; 'i‘gwn of‘Dur- bun . in the county of Grey. connining 4 acres more or less. For terms and particu- lars applv to J. M. HUNTER. Durham April 12. lfll-Lâ€"tf. Park Lot For Sale. ARK LOT Nâ€"I-IMBER 13 NORTH 0f S‘ddler Strflnf. in than Tilt-v.1 A‘ Y‘..- ON THE FIRST OF DECEMBER-7 a comfortable, conveniently sit- uated house on Lambtnn street west. Spring water ta in kitchen. Rent masonable. App y to NOV. TWO GOOD HOUSES. NEW BIN-Ch 200d location nun-don Inf .. :..| u c5AV‘). 1. good location. guden'iot ‘with each. Rent reasonable to ruzht tenant. Situated on Queen street. Apply to BREE ROOMS ABOVE A Lumhlan’s Store. rmml" m...“ U of land. good orchard and watered. well located in Durban at. right prion tn 3 quick pure particulars apply to n--‘ ‘Lvl‘l ' m. \Vlllsel; haser. Fur -_v -_~â€"â€"â€"-v ‘I. luv .multlamâ€"‘y U being Lot 13. Caucasian l9. Ememuut, 3 miles from Dromore '3 4 mile: {rum m-hool. l-4 mile from Church. Cnutaim good frame turn “:64. on stone basement. mmd ”ables underneath. Windmill to pump water to Moment or field. Comfortable {rage house; Ulla" orchu'd: well watered. for further perticuhrs apply to D. P. COLERIDGE. July 13, 15. 3m. ' or at this Office. Dec. 2.â€"tf. The above had! m 3" ofiored for sale cheap. on easy terms. For particulars apply to J W. CRAWFORD. Also several building lots. Farm For Sale or Rent. IONSISTING or; 100 ACRES RICK OR FRAMEâ€"APPLY TO DESIRABLE PIECE OF mop .000 rpm; HOUSE. AN ACR}: Good Farm for Sale JAMES CARsbleor EDTW‘XITé‘fi Town Lots for Sale rent in Upper'l‘own. Apply to H J. M. LATIMER. For Sale or Rent. T_HE CENTRAL PART OF THE‘ GARAFRAXA ROAD. Farms For Sale. Houses to Rent. Farm for Sale. House to Rent. For Sale. TO LET. TO LET. J. P. TELFORD. Vendor’s Solicitor. Durham. N. MCINTYRE, Durham HAGKAY DUNN Vendor’ s Solicitora Durham Wu. SLATCHER mi mum cm I'll! "mason nouns; “m1 mums Hauss,mma1 DURHAM, ONT. “I“ . < lmc hr x m. oo'X'J-ICCQH' . Ii" be publulzv. 1’ 1mn~irnt ; f “dubnquem 1: m- , “aimisunems uh... \MJ‘ ' Mfislduul C4!- " mnum. A .\¢-- t THE JOB : : DEPARTnENT FOTQ' 'L. hm:- 1.1‘ Ora. lamieson Macd gigâ€"4mm U short disunce east of Knapp ”thO Street. Lower Town, 0608 hours from 1 1n u'vh-t'k. ‘ Garafrtx; and “0t of hill. ()fiioa n-m_- 7-9 mm. Tel (ice in the New H hours. 8 m 10 a. m.. p. m. Specitl attenti. d women and childn omits l’resbvterian ('1 Specialist: Eye. utteuded t‘ trv Ofiice. an Assistant 1 '31.. 1nd to Gol '11] b. it the “(130.31: E of each month. frou D Office over Grn'dun's 8m. Lower Town, Durhan d monov to loan at I) per Will be at Knapp House, I) Saturdsv in each month. 11 Coflq uopertv. OFFICE A. G. HACKAY. K. C. tong-int xix-3‘ ."nld. Mooâ€"MarKeuzk‘s Town. Durham. 0111 or. Co nveyam-er en. J “Inn. Old accnunh and :Hg 00“wa on (”unmix- Manda yearly M. ”Ewan.“ f: to the ofiu c. “04mm nc1t~,me-g\un imflmm UV.- Ltnd Vcâ€"Immr and License " for the County at G my. Sale: “at! to 3nd notes cashed. VII .cooyearmw. “qwu ‘93)xnn 1 t“ m “duties (0. turning FFICE AND 323mm l. G. Hutton. m. 0.. FFICE AND Rnswnxw 'HYSICIAN AND SCRG E( Aams'rER. ‘SQLICI Amus'rnas.1 u h “on “a" in in) Diseases 0! E ye ’OTARY PUBLIC: (2mm= UGH MACKAYi.‘ ADULATE 0| York nnd Chit“ Barron AND Pnommmz Medical Diredorz . Dr. V1.0. Pickerim Dentist. Arthur Gun, II. [1.1 G. Lefroy McCau DR. GED. S. BURT IacKay Dun Dental Dircdor-v GRANT. D. D- 5 DR. BROWN Miscellaneous. Tut Calm-u “the“. {rec \ l. P. Telford. t ‘L‘ 'E let; B PUBLMED BRIGHAM. L“ a for theACounty‘ H. Jackson. Over Teleph h co-phtely Ito: nil NEW TYPE Ear. Throat Ear Nose and ‘l LON DON SOLICITO nr etc. Prix mts and 4 commission Insurance Old Sun but than: ( had If Ont lrhu out TOE ll