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t." 0 lv‘ 33%! Hardware lessens dentist’s fees and pro- motes health. This can only be accomplished by a good brush and a. good dentefrice. We have all the popular tooth prep- arations and are very proud of our stock of tooth brushes. THE SANITARY a clear sanitary brush, :- quality for 25c. Up-to-date styles in Men’s Clothing. The kind of clothing we sell is the kind that wins favor with the best dressed men in town. It is DIFFERENT ENTIRBLY from the hum-drum sorts to which you have been accustomed. If you want something really distinctive in a. fall suit or overcoat, this is your store. Men’s Suits, $10 to $15. A few Men’s Ualp‘. Suits to clear at $5) to $8. All kinds of DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Fall Lines N 0W Ready Ev erV' thing npâ€"to-date at “13 flamware Stowâ€"A great Eu [mar Sa|g now going on. â€"A specialty of fodd nives to suit tthe poorest or the wealthiest person in the neighborhood. A set of half-doz knives and forks from 600 to 812 per set. Carving sets in abundance. We also have a large assortment of pocket cut- lery, ranging in price from 50 to $1. Our specials are Jack Knives at 25c each. J usb arrived, an immense stock of tinware and graniteware. Jelly tins at BC eachâ€"the same as was purchased at your door at two for 25c. We’re showing the handsomest line of overcoats ‘I\' [U fill‘IV' III‘D UL JV ............... _ -7 VVe eV er offeredâ€"rmdv-‘fio- VVear garments that have (good labrics graceful proportions, character in every line, ando fine tailoring to make them tlioronohlV distinctiVe. Come find see what we all V alne in Overcoats at $10 to $15. Did 'you buy a. white whet-stone on the street corner for 25¢? if not, call and get one at our place for 15¢ each. We have a. very nice line of buggy rugs that we are selling at'a. low price. Ours is headquarters for the best variety of guns and ammunition. W. BLACK Proper Care of the Teeth These garments solx e the coat problem for ladies of 1efi11ed taste, for they are assured of being as 001111:th dressed and as up- -to- date as any of those lesiiling in the gleat centies of fashion. Ladies’ semi- titted Coats, ver3 stylish, beautifully trimmed with self-stl ap 91110“ velvet and silk braid, the cloth 1.~ke>1se3, in a beautiful finish, $13. 50. Ladies’ loose Buck Coats, kerse3 cloth, black, navy, green, bumn, handsomely trimmed, $12. 50. Fall Overcoats These are handsome models to fit girls of 14, 16, and is years of ageâ€"just the style of coat the girls want. Children’s Coatsâ€"for girls 6, 8, 10 and 12 years of ageâ€"very warm and serviceable, made of goods that will stand any amount of wear and tear. Girls’ Dressy Coats JAMES IRELAND BARLING’S DRUG STORE. at, rock bottom prices. Phone : 3. Durham something needed in every fam- ily. We have just received a large lot of very fine scrubs, to clear at 2 for 50. Try a glass of our delicious ICE CREAM SODA Cooling and refreshing. whole, ground and mixed, strict- ly pure and prices away down. Hand Scrubs Pure Spices South Grey Fall Fair. FIN E ARTS. ‘ 1 Pencil drawingâ€"Mrs. A. McClinton. 1 Crayon drawingâ€"McClinton. Crayon drawing animal lifeâ€"McClinton. Painting in Indian Inkâ€"McClinton. Painting in oil, animalsâ€"McClinton. Painting in water colors, landscape or marineâ€"McClinton. Painting in wat- er colors, fruit or flowersâ€"McUlinton. Painting in water colors, animalsâ€" McClinton.' Painting on satinâ€"D. Edge, McClinton. Painting on velvet â€"McClinton. Pen and ink sketchâ€" McClinton. Burned woodworkâ€"Mrs. Blackburn, J. A. Glass. Judgeâ€"N. W. Campbell. LADIES’ WORK. Men’s mitts, hand knitâ€"Mrs. D. Greenwood, Wm. Ramage. Men’s socks. hand knitâ€"W. G. Firth, George Binnie. Women’s fine mittsâ€"George Binnie, Mrs. Geo. McKechnie. \Vom- en’s fine wool stockingsâ€"W. G. Firth. Darned socks, stockings, etc. â€" H. Grasby. Rag matâ€"W. J. Levi, Jessie A. Saunders. Quilt, log cabinâ€"W. G. Firth, Adam Robertson. Quilt, cotton piecedâ€"George Binnie, W. G. Firth. Quilt. crazy workâ€"Mrs. G. Blackburn, A. McUlinton. Quilt. crochet cottonâ€" Adam Robertson. 0011. quiltsâ€"W. G. Firth, H. Grasby. \Vomen’s under- clothingâ€"Mrs. John Towner. Ladies’ waistâ€"A. McClinton. Ladies’ waist. shadow embroideryâ€"\V. Rnumge, A. ’ McClinton. Elub. centrepieceâ€"Mrs. Geo. McKechnie, Jessie A. Saunders. Emb. in linenâ€"Mrs. G. McKechnie, A. McClinton. Netting .-_. Miss! Mockler, Mrs. John 'l‘owner. Mexican drawn workâ€"Mrs. McClinton, J. J. Hunter. Canadian drawn workâ€"Mc- Clinton, Mrs. John ’l‘owner. Batten- berg workâ€"Mrs. John Towner, Mrs.‘ G. McKechnie. Crochet lace workâ€"9 Mrs. Geo. McKechnie, A. McClinton. Honiton workâ€"Mrs. John Towner. Knitted lace work~Mrs. Geo. Mc- Kechnie. Tenerili'e lace workâ€"Mrs. Towner, Miss .\li)(.'klt‘l‘. Duchess iILCi‘. workâ€"Mrs. Townor, Mrs. (E. .\[CI{U(.°llv inie. Fancy pin cushion, Battenhergâ€" iMrs. Towner, Mrs. Goo. McKechnie. Fancy pin enshinn, any other, and .80st cushion, paintrd, eachâ€"MIN. (i. McKechnie. Sofa cushion, emb.â€" Mrs. G. McKechnie. J. J. Hunter. Sofa cushion, any otherâ€" \V. J. Ritch- , ie, Jr,, Mrs. G. Blackburn. Pair pillow shamsâ€"J..l. Hunter. (ion. Binnie. Table centre piece Mrs. (in. Blackburn. Mrs. Geo. McKechnic. Umchet table matsâ€"Geo. Binnie, Mrs. G. McKech- nie. Five o’clock tea setâ€"Mrs. Town- er. Hem'stitched handkeichiefswA. McClinton, Mrs. Towner. Gent’s handmade shirtâ€"â€"Mrs. Towner. Gent’s shirt, machine madeâ€"Mrs. Towner. Coll. ladies’ fancy workâ€"-Mrs. George McKechnie, A. McUlinton. Judgesâ€" Mrs. B. F. Ahrens, Hanoyer; Mrs. F. Park, Mt. Forest; Miss Marie Gal- braith, Cha tsworth. DAIRY PRODUCTS. 50 lbs. tinnet butterâ€"Geo. Binnie. D. Edge, A. Park. 25 lb. crock butter -â€"-R. Edge, H. H. McCrie, Bert \Vat- son. 4 lbs. moderately salted-Wm. Mountain, D. Edge, James Gray, Homemade cheese â€"- J. W. Blyth. J udgeâ€"D. W'. Cameron. GRAIN. Fall wheat, whiteâ€"J. W. Blyth. Fall wheat, redâ€"R. Edge, A. Park, Wm. Ritchie. Buckwlmatâ€"Herd Bros. Oats, short whiteâ€"\V. Ramnge, MISCELLANEOUS. Two loaves bread, special by H. H. Miller, M.P.â€"Wm. Ritchie, Richard Barber, Wm. Mountain. Two loaves brown bread, H. H. Miller’s prizeâ€"W. J. Levi, W. Scarf.‘ Loaf from McGow- an’s flowerâ€"Wm. Ritchie, Richard Barber. Loaf from McKechnie’s flour â€"Adam Robertson, Richard Barber. Doz. bunsâ€"Wm. Scarf. Adam Robert- son. Doz. tartsâ€"Hugh McDonald, Mrs. G. Blackburn. Apple pieâ€"A. Park, Mrs. McOlinton. Pumpkin pie â€"Arthur McDonald, Nat. Harvey. Pie, any other kindâ€"Mrs. G, Black- burn, J. S. Mcllraith. Canned fruit-â€" J. S. McIlraith. Raspberry wineâ€", Nat. Harvey, George Binnie. Mixed R. Edge, Herd Bros. Oats, long white â€"-â€"\Vm Ritchie, D. Hamilton, R. Edge. Barley, 6 rowedâ€"\V. Ramage, D. Hamilton, W. A. Sharp: Peas, small whiteâ€"W. Willis, W. Ramage, D. Hamilton. Peas, any otherâ€"W. Ramage. H. Grasby. Timothy seedâ€" Mrs. D. Greenwood, W. Ranmge, Bert Watson. Flax seedâ€"H. Gmshy, Mrs. D. Greenwood. 12 ears Indian cornâ€" R. Edge, H. Grasby. J udgesâ€"Adam Robertson. John McGowan. pickles-Mrs. Blackburn, J. 8. Mel]- rdth. Maple syrupâ€"Mrs. D. Green- wood, Geo. Binnie. Honey strainedâ€" Matt. Barber, W. J. Ritchie, Jr. 001. jelliesâ€"Mrs. G. Blackburn. Judges. . Mrs. B. F. Ahrens, Mrs. F. Park, Miss Marie Galbraith. 6 vanâ€"D. Hamilton, Andy Scott. Swede turnipsâ€"George Binnie, Jacob Fortney. Turnips, any other kindâ€" Wm. Willis. Dr. Gun. Marigold;â€" Bllflh. pOtatOOSâ€"T. W0 SW, Rich. Barber, D. Hamilton. Col. potatoes. PRIZE LIST. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE . Largesquashâ€"T. W. Scarf. Six stalks euailage cornâ€"Bert Watts on. John G. Gray. Col. field rootsâ€"D. Hamilton, H. Gmby. T. Scarf. A 001. veg-tablecâ€" W. J. Adams. R. Edge, 0. W. Lang. Salsify â€" Rev. Farquharsou, Miss Mockler. Cauliflowerâ€"Nat. Harvey, C. W. Lang. Cabbage, earlyâ€"C.‘ Lang. Jas. Gray. Cabbage, winterâ€"i R. Edge, 0. Lang. Cabbage, redâ€"l IHarry Grasby, R. Edge. Table car- BI'OtSâ€"R. Edge, W. G. Firth, Carrots. lintermediateâ€"D. Hamilton, Mrs. G Blackburn. Carrots, short humâ€"R. Edge, '1‘. W. Scarf. Table pin-snipeâ€" R. Edge, W. Willis. Celery. redâ€"VV. lJ. Adams, R. Edge. Celery, white-â€" 0. VV. Lang, \V. J. Adams. Radish, 'winterâ€"szob Fnrtney, W. G. Firth. fRadish, summerâ€" W. Scarf, Mrs. lBlnckhurn. Peppers, COLâ€"C. Lang. Nut Harvey. Tomatoes, redâ€"J. ‘V. i Blyth, R. Edge. Tomatoes, yellow-â€" [Andy Scott. C. Lang. Col. tomatoes â€"â€"Andy Scott, C. Lang. Blood beets W. G. Firth, R. Edge. Turnip beetsâ€" I). Edge, R. Edge. Onions from seed â€"0. Lang, Geo. Furneaux. Silver skin onionsâ€"C. Lang, Nat Harvey. Potato onionsâ€"A. Scott,'R. Edge. English potato onionâ€"R. Edge, Thos. Gadd. Small top onionsâ€"W. J. Adams. Onions from Dutch setsâ€"Wm. Ram- age, Thos. Gadd. Table squashâ€"R. Edge, D. Hamilton. Squash, bush- T. Gadd, R. Edge. Vegetable marrow -â€"Miss Mockler, T. Gadd, Yellow pumpkinâ€"D. Hamilton, Herd Bros. Table turnipâ€"D. Edge, R. Edge. Sweet cornâ€"Mrs. Blackburn, R. Edge. Yellow or green melonâ€"Rich. Barber, W. G. Firth. Watermelonsâ€"R. Bar- ber, W. G. Firth. Citronsâ€"herd Bros” D. Hamilton. Cured hopsâ€"A. Scott, Howard McDonald. Col. herbs â€"â€"\Irs. G. Blackbum. Judgesâ€"John Galbxaith, 'lhoa. H.121igham. \Vhite plymouth rock cockâ€"“7111. Mountain, E. Steel. Henâ€"E. Steel, \Vm. Mountain. Barred plymouth rock cockâ€"H. Grasby lst (5: 2nd. Hen l â€"-â€"H. Graaby 13MB 2nd. Butl’ plymouth : rock cock-~Nat Ha1vey, U. Aljoe.i lieu-~11. Uraaoy let 6.: 2nd. binglel comb white lcghorn cockâ€"ll. Grasby, Howard McDonald. lienâ€"41. (il'aa‘by lst 6; 2nd. lil’u de lslzuul red cockâ€"i Cook 6.: Thompson lst , 2nd. Henâ€" J (,‘ook Thompson let-Kr 2nd. Single comb butf leghorn cockâ€" Rev. \V. L. , :‘Iewton, ll.(}r;_1shy. 11011â€"41. (hasby; 1stc.’ 21111. Rose comb bulf lcghmn ('()(fK-â€"â€"l{. G1 uh) Henâ€"ll. (flash; 1 lst 2nd. Buif leghmn cockâ€"\V 111. Mountain. lle11â€"\\m.\lountain lat, 21111. S. S. hamburg cockâ€"U. Firth; let 2nd. Henâ€"U. Firth let 2nd. ! Iloudan cockâ€"Unokrv Thompson. Hen 1 Uook'l‘l'mmpson. Black minorca cock 1 â€"Wm. Mountain. Henâ€"Thos. Smith: let 6.: 2nd, White minorca cockâ€"l Thos. Smith. Henâ€"T. Smith lst 2nd. Orpington buif cockrâ€"VV. J. Ritchie, Jr., 0. Lang. Henâ€"\V. J. Ritchie, Jr., lstéLan. Orpingt-on,any other-~Rev.VV.L.Newton,\V.J.Ritchie. Henâ€" Rev. Newton, W. J. Ritchie. Black spanish henâ€"Nat Harvey lst P2nd. White wyandotte cockâ€"Cook Thompson, A1t McDonald. Henâ€"A. McDonald lst 2nd. Silver laced wyandotte cockâ€"C. C. McFayden. Henâ€"C. C. McFayden lst 2nd. Golden laced wvandotte henâ€"Nat Harvey lst 2nd. Black breasted red game cock-N. Harvey lst 2nd. Hen -â€"N. Harvey 1st 3nd. Seabright bantam cockâ€"\Vm. Mountain. Hen â€"\Vm. Mountain lst 2nd. Game bantaln cock -â€" H. Grasby, Cook Thompson. Henâ€"H. Grasby lst 20d. Bantam, any other, cockâ€"Nat Harvey, C. Lang. Henâ€"N. Harvey, O. Lang. Dark bruhma cockerelâ€"H. Grusby. \Vliite plymouth rock cockerelâ€"E. Steel lst 2nd. Pulletâ€"E. Steel, W. Mountain. Barred plymouth rock cockerelâ€"H. Grasby lst2nd. Puller. â€"H. Grasby lst 2nd. Bufl' plymouth rock cockerelâ€"G. Aljoe, H. Grasby. Pulletâ€"H. Grasby, G. Aljoe. S. 0. white leghorn cockerelâ€"Rev, Newton let 8: 2nd. Palletâ€"\V. R. Clark, H. Grasby. R. 0. white leghorn cockerel H. Grasby lst 2nd. Palletâ€"H. Grasby. S. O. brown leghorn cockerel â€"Rev. Newton lst 2ud. Pulletâ€" Rev. Newton, H. Grasby. R.C. brown leghorn pulletâ€"H. Grssby lst 2nd. 8. S. hamburg cockerelâ€"C. Firth, H. Grusby. Pulletâ€"C. Firth, H. Grasby. Hamburg pullet, any other â€"0. Firth lst 2nd. Rhode Island ‘cockerelâ€" Cook Thompson lst 2nd. Pullet â€"Oook Thompson 1st 2nd. Hou- dan cockerel â€" Cook Thompson. Palletâ€"H. Grasby 1st 2nd. Black minorca cockerelâ€"Cook Thompson 1st Gt 2nd. Palletâ€"Cook Thompson lst 2nd. White minom cockerelâ€" H. Gmby lst a; 2nd. Palletâ€"H. Grasby, T. Smith. Orpington buff cockerelâ€"W. J. Ritchie lat 2nd. Palletâ€"W. J. Ritchie lst 20d. Or- pington cockerel, any otherâ€"H. Gras- by. Black spaniel: cockerelâ€"Nst Harvey, H. Gmby. Palletâ€"N. Har- vey, H. Gruby. White wyandotto S. L. wyandotte cookers] â€" 0.0. McFayden lot as 2nd. Palletâ€"0. O. McFayden lstap 2nd. G.L. wyandotte palletâ€"N. Harvey lat 2nd. W. 0. black polish cookers! â€" H. Gruby. POULTRY.â€"Maturc. CHICKENS. .r "- .r.. Palletâ€"H. Grauby. Cor. Indian game cockerelâ€"H. Grashy lsckznd. Pallet H. Grasby lst 2nd. Black brew-ted red game cockerelâ€"N. Harvey lat â€"'â€"_- Pyle game cockerelâ€"H. Gruby. Pul- letâ€"H. Grasby. Gmue {mum cOCK- erelâ€"H. Grashy lack 2nd. Pulletâ€" H. Grasby. Lmngsgmu cockerelâ€"H. Grushy 13: 8; 2nd. PuUeLâ€"H. Gruby lac 20d. ;â€"-â€"n--fl'7h LUV “ -uw- TURKEYS. BdED m Jam]. Bronze turkey cockâ€"Wm. Willie let 8; 2nd. Henâ€"Wm. Willis let 85 206. White turkey cockâ€"H. Gatsby. BRED IN 1908. White turkey cockâ€" H. H. McCrie. Henâ€"H. H. McCrie. DUCKS AND GEESE. 1 Pekin drakeâ€"W. R. Clark lst2nd. Duck â€" Alex. Grierson lst 2nd. Ayleshury drake. .0. Lung lat 2nd. Unck..C. Lung. Duck, any other drake..Cuok Thompson, Art Mc- Donald. Duck, any other duck. .Cook 8; Thompson, Art McDonald. Emden gender. .Alex drier-son. Goose. . Alex Grierson. Toulouse gander. .Wm. ,Willis. Goose...Wm. Willis. Judge ...J. H. Minshull, Brantford. FRUIT. Coll. fall apples. .R. Edge, A. Scott, Mrs. Blackburn. Coll. winter apples . .A. Scott, R. Edge, Mrs. Blackburn. Alexander. ..J 85 J. Hunter. A, Mc- Clinton. Ben Davis. .Jns. Gray. W. Livingston. Colverts. .Arch. Park, Jae. Gray. Duchess of Oldenburg. ..D McLean, J. G. Gray. Golden Ruseets ..Jas. Gray, A. Park. Russets, any other-”A. Scott, Jas. Gray. King Tompkins. .0. Edge, H.Gra.sby. Mann ..Wm. Livingston, A. Scott. North- ern spy..Jalnes Gray, John G. Gray. Ribston pippin..S. Putherhough, R. Edge. Suow..\V. G. Firth, J. J. ‘Huntex. St. Lawrence. .J. J. Hun- i ter, S. Putherhough. \Vealthy. . J. J. Hunter, D. Edge. Standard, any other kind..A. Park, Thomas Gadd. Crabs...J. W. Blyth, Robert Edge. Lombard plums. .Gu). Binnie, U. Lang. Yellow egg plums. . 1). Edge. Pond’s seedling plums. .A. South, N. Harvey. Burbank plums. .Miss Muckler, \V. J. Adams. Plums, any other. .1). Edge, Mrs. Blackburn. Cull. pears. .A.Scutt. Full pears. .A. Scott, G. Fume-aux. Cull. grapes. . \Vm. Furquh'trsun, A. Scott. 001. plums. .1). Edge, Mrs. Blackburn. Judge. .J. I. uralmm. PLANTS. (‘oll. hot huuse plants. .0. Lang. Coll. house plants, 20 var.. Hugh Mc- Donald, Mrs. G. Blackburn. Coll. house plants, 12 van. .Thomas Petty. Coll. house plants, 6 var....J. S. Mell- raith, Arthur McDonald. Double geraniums...Art McDonald, T. Petty.‘ Single geraniums. .Miss Mockler,Hugh I Ali-Donald. Tricolor geraniums. . . Hugh i Mc Donald, Howard McDonald. Doub- le geranium, white..Art McDonald,’ Miss Mockler. Any other .. Miss, Mockler, Arthur MUU‘JDald. Singlei geranium, white...Miss Mockler, Hugh McDonald. Single geranium. any other. .Art McDonald. Miss Mockler. Ivy geranium, plain leaf...C. \V. Lang. , Ivy geranium, variegated. .Hovvardl McDonald, Hugh McDonald. Pelaro gonium geranium. .U. Lang, Hugh! McDonald. Oleander. .J.S. McIlraith. . Ivy. .Robt. Edge, Hugh McDonald.‘ Hibiscus. .Nat Harvey. Amarylis.. Mrs. Blackburn, D. Edge. Begonias, flowering. .C. Lang. Mrs. Blackburn. Begonias, rex. .Hugh McDonald. Mrs. Blackburn. Coll. Coleus. .C. Lang, T. Petty. Double fuscnia..l\lrs. Black- burn. Single fuschia. .MLS. Blackburn, ,0, Lang. Cacti. .Mrs. Blackburn, Nat Harvey. Foliage plants. .Mrs. Black- burn, Hugh McDonald. Abutilon.. Hugh McDonald. Balsams. .Nat Har- vey. Hydrangea. .Hugh McDonald. Tuberose...J. S. McIlraith. Rose in bloom...George Binnie, Art McDonald. Cockscomb. .T. Petty. Mrs. Blackburn. Hanging basket. .0. Lang, N. Harvey. CUT FLOWERS. Display open air flowers. .W. Farqu- harson, Hugh McDonald. Display , wild flowers. .Thos. Petty, Mrs. Black- burn. Asters..C. Lang, N. Harvey. Dianthus. .N. Harvey, C. Lang. Gla- dioli. .Hugh McDonald. Larkspur. . C. Lang. Hugh McDonald. Marigolds . .N. Harvey, C. Lang. Phlox Drum- mnndi..Howard McDonald, 0. Lang. Phlox Perennial. .Hugh McDonald. Pansies, 12 var.. .N. Harvey. Single petunias. . W.Farquharson. Mrs.Black- burn. Stocks. .W. Farquharson. Geo. Binnie. Snap drag-ms. .C. Lang, Hugh McDonald. Verbena. .Nat Harvey, W. Farquharson. Zinnia. .T. Petty, N. Harvey. Large vane bouquet” Hugh McDonald, William Mountain. Hand bouquet. .Hugh McDonald. Miss Mockler. House flowers, bouquet... Hugh McDonald. hble ornament... Mrs. Blackburn, 0. Lang. J udgeaâ€" Heavy draught. span. .8. Father- bongh, Wm. Ritchie. Brood mare. .S. Putherbougb, Geo. Ritchie. Hugh Rid: dell. Foal 19%. .D. McLean, H. Ridden. 1 year filly. .Geo. Ritchie, n. Riddell. 1 year gelding. .Rich. Barber, Mrs. D. Greenwood. 2 year filly. .T. W. Scarf lat 2nd. 2 year gelding..aeorge Ritchie. W. A. Slurp. W. Yeomans, (Continued on pnge 7.) u’. Harvey lstv 2114- HORSES. A pacifier is a black or whit. her nipple without a hole init. 1; given to a baby ”to keep inn q ' and it does. 80 about nine-ton. the babies one sees, suck the.“ lflsrs." and now it is discover“ the alarming increase of the of adenoids and enlarged tonuil. directly due to those sup harmless "pacifiere." A My“ who has given more than t years of his life to work amount ren in hospital diapensaty ml ' private work amen“ the poor wealthy. declares that about In... tenths of the cases of enlargementd the tonsils and the presence of 0b noid can be directly truce-d to then. of the “pacifier”; and the medial profession. almost as a unit. has a. dOl'Stéd this (list. -'.'M'_s all} s'atemem, the CODStliUL “will“; ul illtt pIClliR causes the soft mlntu of flit child to ’rest against the posterior wall tithe 'mouth ccnstantlt. e2»! 'hie cons'int liriction tends to protltme llrllullol land congestion. The “pacific-f his now been absolute.) un.»1isbed in children's hospitals. The discovery is an important one. since there is to question that these "pacitiers" art universally used, while it i- also true that the increasing need of Operations upon children for adenoids and et- larged tonsils has mystified bsth physicians and purwnw. Agent for Percival Ayr. America. Persian and Listnwell plows. 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