CALENDAR FOR JULY isv
TIME AIL) EXAMINE
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teation at the office Special
ountract 5 . s reduced rate are quoted | ulvertisements i1oul inehes itt size or whieh arg to run for three months or N ‘ inserted unless paid for at tl at f WW cents per line, and ander no
such paid notices appear
tances wi
im the lox eoclum
Special discounts made on ail advertise-
ments connected with Church Pairs, Bazaars, | Pienies, et No notices will be inserted with i the sme unlesw the regular rate of 10 cents per j ail I flux Examener is considered by our ste and Slanefacturers to be the lead- |
newspaper in P. EF. Istand, and conse- |
quently the most valaable advertising medium through which to make their announcements is abundantiy proved by the fact that
our advertisers we
public, in order to accommudate have heen compelled to enlarge the paper to its present size,
Tae Darcy Exa«utnenr is for sale by the fol- lowing agents ht. H. Mason, Poat Office, Charlotte town Hart le® Co. Gt. George Street, Then. i. Chappelle, Queen =treet J. Metntyre. Maipeque Road, (. Paul, Lower Spring Park Road
W. M. (ufin, Grafton Street, Lb. Chappell. Prinee a Partaar tore, Queen Stree o S. Gray, News Stall, P iE _ Railway, and on the trains M. & T. J. Waish, Eclectic Bookstore Som- Thee rakie. Harry McFarlane, Souris. Hon, D. t-ordon, Georgetown Tr. A. Bean, Mt. Stewart. ti. M. Ciarke, Alberton ~~ ees = ‘he Weekly Examiner . , r« The Weekly Examine « Is issued every Friday morning from the publisiers’ office. It is made up Of matter
Daily editions, and interesting
which bas appeared In the is a first-class weekly newspaper
Dt A aca MB, i nt hy nied.
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~ Nate tGad rERMS : Four Dolla } Th e Lil whi Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”— Euripides. Single Copies Two Cents NEW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, — 1893. VOL. 32.—NO. .15
LOCAI rims rABLESs } Lil 4 ‘ it ‘ i Cha 79 \ 0.40 CAPT tAVER BRANCH, I sf i 6.15 p. n ira ‘ I 1.2 I | rald Jun mn ® I ( } é 7.05 1 7 ‘ s Fi TH } 7 . } tl ' own ty MN 7.50 a1 TRAINS PROM THE EAST x pre ‘ ww 2 : on ' STEAMSHIPS STEAMER CAKKOLI ANU WORCESTET Leave Boston for Charlottetow saturaay, Lv i | t (ha I > Phat i 6p. nu STRAMER FASTNET Leaves Halifa N.S., for Charlottet t \ lav, 6 p.m \ ’ { ‘ wh f ifi ' : , Ww i i” La ‘ 4 f Surin sbout LO a , Wednesda Arrives Cha te n Suny j ‘ ut 4 a. m., Thursd Lea a Cha tetow fi Halifa N.S 'p I it TEAMER &T AWi Leaves Charlottetown for Pict ie ‘ au \ a from Pict ~me chant ty pt SOUTHPORT AND WEST RIVE! Steamer lea Charilotietown f South - port, a m.,. amd rups every hai } i until 10.30 p.m Leaves Southport for Charlottetown, 6.15 a. m.. and runs everv half hour VMordayv—Steamer leaves Charlottetown for Rocky Point at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m
Tuesday—Leaves Charlottetown for Rocky
Point at 9.30, a. m., 12 a. u., and 2
mm Wadena Leaves Charlottetown — for Rocky Point, 9.30 a. m., and 3. p.m Fridav—Leaves Charlottetown for Rocky
Point, 9.30 a. m., 12 a.m., and 2 p.m
Saturday—Leaves Charlottetown for Rocky
Point, 8.30 a.m., 9.30a.m., 2 p. m., and 4 p.m
Sunday—Leaves Charlottetown for Rocky Point, 9 a.m., 12 a.1n., | p. m., and 2 p- th Monday—Leaves Charlottetown for West River, 4 p.m
Tuesday and Friday—LeavesC harlottetown for New Bridge, calling at Rocky Point and Westville at 4 p.m
ROCKY POINT SAIL BOAT
Leaves Charlotte-
1. lla mh
Monday and Thursday- town for Rocky Point, 9 a 2 p.m, 4 p.m and 6 p.m
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and day—11 a. m., 3 and 6 p.m
Leaves Charlottetown for Rocky
Satur-
Sunday Point,
STEAMER
1.30 p.m
JACQUES CARTIER
Leaves Charlottetown for Or- well 4 a. m., and 3 p.m
Wednesday Leaves Charlottetown for Orwell, 3 Pp Mh.
hursday—Leaves Charlottetown for Or-
Puesday
and full of the latest news. : ’ 1, Shale well, 3 p. m he subscription for Tok Werekty EXxam- rs : } Arrives from Orwell Tuesday n, post paid to aay part of Canada or the | Wed: ' 10 dieses 0: United States, is one dollar per year ve RY 7 vo ; | Arrives from Orwel Thursday, 8 p.m Advertising rates on the same scale as given Frid i Sor Rast River a r aves fo i= vi . i : above for Tae DAILY EXAMINER. - 7 : ca and 3p. m Arrives ae East River, 9 a. m. and 4.60 ph tm DOCTOR DORSEY Saturday—Leaves for Crapaud, a. & Mia 5 pom |} Arrives from-Crapaud, 10 a. m., and 9.30 Physician and Surgeon.| p.m , Calls at Vernon tiver every alternate ni Wedne-day, beginning 24th Mav Grad vf the Medieal Department of the | ¢ nave. for Mount Stewart every alternate i'n sity ot the City of New York, late Leaves f Moun a hh ’ VMeervabet th tesident Staff of Belle- Friday, beginning 26th lay Hoxpita! and the New Yerk one . rR Lying-in Hospital, New TEAMER ELECTRA York City, Leaves Charlottetown for Murray Harbor, sail . : Georgetown and Montague, every Thurs OFFICE North Side Queen Square “iti. ag oma . ‘ 2 dav at 12 a. m OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Arrives at Charlottetown from Murray rbor, Wednesday evening. Res Near Corner of King and Queen Hart , 7 : es Streets, Chariottetown,
ROBERT BEAIRSTO, | COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AUCTIONEER. GOOD REFERENCES
~ ay ' Queen Street. Charlottetown wale ‘ ou ‘
Prosthetic
lam prepared to mount Artifielal Teeth on the different kinds of plates Aluminum, Watt's Met Keese’s etal, (these metals “ ie rw turn biaek im the rerouth V uleanite, Celluloid and Zytonite DR. J. P. MURRAY, Dentist,
Mtamper Block, Vietoria how
A. LEOFRED,
(Graduate of Laval and MeGill)
WINING ENGINEER. OFFICI QUEBEC OFFICE MONTREAL
Robt. Balloch & Co.,
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Port, Sherry, Cham-
Turse Wives have heen imported from fir aaa | pean houses, and ar pure, telabie and well matured
BYRNE BROs., Pi reat George Street
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Dentistry.
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P, £. 1 RAILWAY.
Until Further Notice the trains of this Rail- way will ran daily (Sundays excepted) as follows
Trains will leave Charlottetown:
: xpress for Summerside and Tignish. 00 am
ccommodation for Mount Stewart, peorgetown and Souris 6 0 7 commodation forSam mersid 2” pm Express for Mount Stewart, George- town and Souris. ° i.” Passengers for the West can kave Char-
Summerside returning
arriving at ii a. Ms,
lottetown até a. m., tse and Tignish at
} same day, reaching Summerside at 4.105 and Charlottetown ath.) pom. Expres Trains make close connection at Summerside with Ste amer tos and from Point du Chene Pas- sengers going Kast can leave Charlottetown at 2 a. m., arriving at Seuris at 1s, or Georgetown at loa. m., returning to ¢ har- lottetown same day, arriving at 44), p.m.
rrains will arrive at Charlottetown Express from Georgetown, Souris and “Moun Stewart 92 a m mmeadation from Summerside 9 4) ‘Rateeneanninan trom Ceorgetowh, — Scourisand Mount Stewart » Spm Express from Tignish and Summer- aay wich 62D
All Trains are run by Eastern Standard
rime. Db. POTTINGER General Manager Moneton,
UNSWORTH Superintendent, Ch'town,
FOSTER & SON, Manufacturers of Wire Nails, Steel and Lren cut Nails and Spik es, Tacks. Brads, Shoe cas” Hungarian 7. Joun, N. B. ©
benders, eke ~ asad to — ~—_ r «signed, and endorsed “* Tender for Cou ublie aeihaine gs,” will be reee Tan until MONDAY, hist July, for Coal supply for all or any of the Dominion Publie Buildings.
Specification, form ot T ‘nder and all neces sary information can be obtained at this Department on and after Monday, lWth July
Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the printe a form sup yplied, and signed with thelr actual signatures.
Each tender must be ceepted bank cheque ae at the Hoacurshle the Minister of Puble Works, equal to > per cent of the amount of the tender, whieh will be forfeited if the party decline to enter into a contract when called do so, orf he fail tosupply the coal ed for. Ifthe tender be net accepted,
the cheque will be returned.
The Department will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tender. By orde v,
Senled
accompanied by a made payable to the
E. ROY, Secretary. Department of Public Works, / Ottawa, 7th July, 1893. 5
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“HARNESSING q THE OCEAN,
HOW THE POWER OF THE WAVES CAN BE MADE TO DRIVE MACHINERY.
Steam and Electricity May Be Supe- sededi By the Wave Motors Which® Felix itk- uberg Haw luvented—How He Cume to Study the Power of the Waves—Uis First VPatent—Compressed Air Now the Motive Power.
A project is nevring completion to | utilize a portion of the Vast power now
running over Niagera Falls unemploved by man, Bat Nisgara is a mere play to the ocean, its strength but
te streneth of an infant to that of a god
A meve aver we iinurricane will develo;
and reir shing to the iaste, and acts ough fore’ in the ocean to drive ai cen tly yet promptly on the Kidneys, lie Dennen se" : engines and rae
w ‘ . . . | Mechanicar appliance that nian Mas Lives a di Beene 8, cleansag the 61 bevat Shivepind ter -Adquhels: partial tem effec uelly, dispels colds, head- years. and » clever mechanician has a
sches and fevers and cures habitual onctipation. Syrup of Figs is the ly remedy of its kind ever pro- inced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
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‘opt ible to the stomach, prompt in | its action and truly b neficial in its ‘flects, prepared only from the most | calthy and agreeable substances, its
t 1vexeelle nt qualities comme ndit so all and have made it the most lar remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale i 5e P| 1 2 q wttles by all leading druggis it Any reliable Craggist who may not |
save it or hand will procure it oromptly for any one who wis shes oO try.i Mi anutactured only by the
! FORM FIG. SYRUP CO.,
AN FRANCISCO, CAL,
i OUIBVILLE, 8 . NEW YORK, ug. FT WR. Watson. Druggist, © aarlottetuwn, P. b. Islan? ivniwf } , i
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want a nice,
Do you
for Summer wear? THE McKAY
WOOLEN COMPANY is the
Firm to
buy it of. This Month we are offering
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS in SUM-
Prices lower than
anything ever heard of in Charlottetown.
McKay Woolen Mills.
Charlottetown, July 6, 1893. NOTICE.
THE Puble are hereby warned not to
nangfaecture the * Caoampioy Buco Sprixk-
LER,” as we now hold the Patent, and will otect ourselves as the law provides.
THOMPSON & SUTHERLAND. N, S., | tees yi-
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STEAMER
JACQUES CARTIER. 1893. 45 1893.
Until Further Notice the Steamer “Jacques Cartier, Hugh McLean, Master, will run as follows :—
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Will leave Orwell Brush Wharf for Charlotte- town every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 7 o’clock, calling at Halliday’s W hart.
Will leave Charlottetown for Halliday’s and Orwell Brush Wharves sume evenings at
, remaining at Brush Whari every Tuesday and We aoe sday evenings, and on Thursdays will return io Charlottetown, arriving there about s o’elock
Willgo up to Vernon River Bridge
alternate Wednesday.
Fridays will leave Charlottetown for
Cranber ry Whart ‘and Haggarty’s Whart,
Fast River, at 5 o'clock, a. m.; leaving |
¢ a “ Wharf for Charlottetown at
sD ‘ailing at Haggarty’s and
Hi < ke y Ww hart.
Will leave Charlottetown’ for Hickey’s and Cranberry Wharves at 3 o'clock, p. ma re- tarning to Charlotietown same ¢ vening.
alternate Friday will go to Mount
Stewart Bridge.
3 oC lock
every
On
leave Crapaud for Char- lottetown at] o'clock, a. m.: will leave Charlottetown for Crapaud, at 3 o'clock, p. m., and return to C harlottet wh, arriving about 9 o'clock.
L, C, OWFK,
| Waves,
| end in view he cons | which was duly pasented.
Agent. Chtown.
project te utitize i.
The name of this daring projector is or was Feiix Starcenberg. Born new S.C khoin, DH Werbenr, mM S41 he died only lest February. just when bis daring pro- ject seemeai to oe on the eve of its own triumpuaut vindicstion, A machinist by trade, he caine over to the United States in 1857, and for a number of vears devot- ed his atten ion tO the study of sea- especiilly in those natural V- shaped Mdebliires in our rocky coust, where the inw rush of the waters propels them to a beight of more than a nundred feet.
His first idea wos to construct an ap- paratus that shou i receive the impact of the Waves, unc, closing on them ere their downw.rd descent, force them into an elevated } rvour or tank, where the immense bod. of water so collected
could be stored for use im operating a water wheel or other motor, tracted a machine, But further investigation showed him a much sim- pler and more practical method of at- taining the sate ends. He found that the impact of the waves was suflicient to compress air in‘oa very similar ap- peratus, und that the air so compressed could be utilized as the motive power of machinery of all A giance at the illustration will great- ly aid in a comprehension of the manner in \ hich the invention works, » cially in the
Sorts.
As see) more e outline
drasing, the apperatus consists, firs:, of a receiving chamber (A), waich his a broad, open end for the admission of water; second, of an air Goamber or reser-
and to the rec: ising ed end and directly which is situated be-
voir (B), secured o% chamber at its
over a check valve,
Pear
ween the primary and secondary cham- and
bers, C
THE MACHINE,
The operation of the apparatus is as follows
Air enters at the broad oven end of the receiving chamber,tand is forced by the action of the waves which enter_its open end and pass throuvh the check-valve E into the air chamber or reservour, passing out through the pipe. The check-valve prevents the air from returning into the receiving chamber. Air, which is al ways present in the receiving chamber, prevents water from entering the second- ary Chamber,
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS,
Nothing, in fact, can be simpler, and actual experiments made on the Atlantic coast prove that the machine is as simple and effective in pr clice as it appears to vb. in theory. Of course the invention is still in its infancy, but it is impossible to say what future is before it if it fulfils the brilliant promise of that infancy.
its importance may be readily appre- ciated when it is remembered that there is practically no limit to the power ob- tainable on any sea coast where these wave motors are established. Never on its calmest days is the ocean so still that sufficient power may not be obtained for driving machinery of any description.
Nor is the economy of the invention the least of the features that commend it to the commercial intelligence, A plant can be erected at about one-third the expense of any other known method of obtaining power, and cana be miain- tained at the most trifling cost.
Mr, Kipling’s Latest Poem.
I’ve read it over two or three times with dictionary at elbow, and think I understand, in a general way, what he’s driving at, but the quaint melody of it— that the wonderful word pictures which he draws—need no study. They dig their claws into the memory and stick. What aptitude ia the reference to the off- shore wind:
He that bites the thunder when the bull-mouthed breakers flee.
And then the mariners who plead with the Lord not to gather up the sea; they plucked their harps unhandily with thumbs rough and hard, and—
Loud sang the souls of the jolly, jolly mariners ; “Under Heaven there is neither lead nor
" Must we sin g for evermore On the windiess, glassy floo’ Take back your golden xddies and we M beat for open sea.”
But the sailors’ plea, secorded by the soul of Judas begging for his one covl day in the year, pre vailed, and—
Sun, wind and cloud shall fail nc‘ from the face of it Stinging, ru
free
sging spendtbrift, nor the fuknar Aying And the ships shall go abroad To the ¢ glory « { the Lord Who heard the silly enflormen and gave them back their sea.
Perhaps the peem hasn't any meaning
me perunps tt doe n ‘t need any, and per- aps its rather dusing, but any of its orton would give a month’s time to have written himself that Hne about the *‘buil- mout hed breakers, Eternal. Love has po end : I love mamma, She loves my father i have found. My father loves me; sc love goes Just round and round, and round and round
Curious, tf True.
Literary f thing when ‘ Dr. Olive
ume is a curious +r addre essed to’
t brinys a lette Holme and addressed inside a Dear Madam.” to the famous * Auto t Breakfast Table.” and ye v2 un y oceurre fiitue mii ; ’ » ¥ i rier weiner
Experience Has Proved It.
A triumph in medicine wae attained when experience proved that Scott’s Emulsion would not only stop the progress of Pulmonary Consumption, but by its ‘ontinned nse health and vigor could be fully restored.
Get the Best.
The public are too intelligent to pur dee worthless article @ second time on the contrary they want the best Physicians are virtually unanimous in saying Scott’s Emulsion is the best form of Cod§Liver Oil.
With this |
LAT t YA'NG EXTINCT. Vet They -ltese fF cht Generations of a Pameails trhe Werla’s Pair
When tle mext world’s fair is held it is hot probative there will be any Lay lenders present fen years ago there were 27.000 L> + ders, Now there are only TL.000, PD oti and amalgamation ere making “iY with them as a dis tinetive | of the human family. Eohineliex “vy tis may be the truth. It Gown erate agree very well with whateld Kine B 1, the head of the
iwayv co lone, ec ulms for himself and
fomily, Bul s he is 112 vears old lis son. Ba s Bai. he says, is 90 vears of ege. Bale Hye. | all, the grandson. is 73. Bals fived (ull bas a daugiter 59 sears old, doc. sonis 41. The erand son of Buls U ull has a son 29 vears oud, jhe dau hic of this 29-vear-old Peliis 14, and -.e has a little girl 2 sears cid, Thus, ¢ appears, according t»«ld King Buil. that eight generations of this family : e living. Old Kinz Bull. however. is « tough nut. It will
net do to judge the lie has located Lapiand, on the
Laplanders by him. cave’ not far
tidwar, and” he has
tried several tes to drink all of the beer in that cuve. The last time the L planders wre invited to some gathering on tie Midway old King
such « head on him he wouldn't trust himself outsde of the Village. The Lapos were anxious to go and old King bull said they might if teilly would take care of them ; he would trust them with Reilly, but with Rei'lv isa voune Colum-
| bian Guard from Dabaqae. His beat is the Lapland vi _ ko has com-
vontidence.
7 lief s
the Laps for a
r wilway. Ami in the
red-cheekel, dark-
Bult had
nobody else.
'
| pletely wou the «coi
| So Reilly chaper ae } ride on an electric
party were tie fi)
Latwred, bright-eve [ Dalearien maidens who belong to the |icghest nolalitv. in } Lapland, and whe cutie to the fair to } Weave hair ornan t+, yaav the gaitar and embroider a. 1 y do Where the sun |} never sets 1M stituin |} Tauese nomads of tue north look rag | ged, Thev mavie a. loirlivedss off
King Bull clits Pu. thes are the In-
dians of the Nort) Poie region. They are
being driven OW os existence, just same
the North Anmwerec:) aborigines, Setth ment by more cis. .200 people is forcing the Lapps fir farther to th
vated
north, Jtis isiim possession of teir lakes and their re aleet pReiures, Some ot the Lapps ar tue changed condi- tions and lore «1 r hieatity. Other, cling to the iif} of thei f refathers maintain tae puri of tie blood and fall } back inte the uns G the north. Ot this latter « re wd King Bull and tis Colouy broeucht io the world’s fair Tuey have wit) tien their’ belongings,
even te seventy toa. of tnoss te feed the reindeer durian: i.e stay,—Correspond- ent St. Louis Glove-Democrat. Reminiscences of Booth, In the tide of rei iscences regarding Edwin Bo: th one sooks with interest on
the poem writt.n by Thomas William Parsons on the dtath of Mr. Booth’s first wife, Mary Devlin Booth, which
ran as follows :
What shall we do now, Mary being dead, Or say or write, that shall express the half ? What can we do but pillow that fair head, And let the spring ime «vice her epitaph ?
As it will soon, in sow loon, violet,
Wind flower, and eolrnsine, and maiden’s tear: Each letter of that pre alpnabet,
That spells in flowers he pageant of the year.
She was a maiden for a man to love : She was @ woman tor « husband's life ; One that has learnet te vANTe, far abov= The name of Love, thc oacred name of Wife.
Her little life dream, ronneded so with sleep, Had all there is on cxcemt gray hair Hope, love, trust, jaosion and devorion deep ; And that mysterious tie a Mother bears,
She hath fulfilled her promise and hath passed : Set her down gen : at the iron door!
Eyes, look on tha! jovcd iniage tor the last ! Now cover it with carth ber earth no more.
Railroad
If the United ‘tates conld cross our continent with radroads, or if Russia can span Asia wit a line of rails, why cannot France cross the Sahara desert with a railroad? Possibly it can, A beginning lias been made in that mam- moth undertaking. But the difficulties are incalculable. As soon as those that are now known sii :)1 be overcome others will arise. Consi «r for an instant the enormous Obstacles to making a railroad 1,500 miles loug through a territory without wood or ties, without water, without everything required to susta:n life. Railroads have been constructed through countries to which all the materials require! have lad to be car- ried. But here i- a country which does Noy even supply water for the men who do the work. The sand storms that have buried a thousand caravans are liable to arise and wipe out all traces ef man and his work. Yet tl.is stupendous work is now seriousiy contempiated by the French government. When it is under- taken the rails will be laid from oases to oases, whi-h lie like islands in the great ovean of the de-ert. jAs it approaches the south the trunk line may be divided, one arm torun to Lake Tehad, and the other to strike the Niyver above Timbue- too, from which point steamers could descend to Senegambia. The work may cost hundreds or even thousands of mil- lions of doliars.
Across the Sahara.
About Looking Glasses,
The annuai manufacture in Europe at the present timé, according to the latest statistics, is something like 1,850,000 square yards of looking glass.
In the mirrors of to-day the light is re- flected by a Jayer of silver or an amal- gam of tin, but a proportion of light is lost in the process of reflection, and the image is less luminous than the original.
The value of a looking glass is usually estimated by the thickness of the glass, because the thicker they are the stronger they must be; but, speaking scientifi- cally, thick glasses are defective, because the outlines of the image reflecied are less clearly defined.
There are really three reflections, and, consequently, three images in every glass mirror, one from the upper surface of the glass, the second from the lower sur-
face, and the third from the metalic | layer at the back.
' ‘An ideal mirror is one witha perfectly | flat surface, but it is only possible to ob- tain this result in comparatively small glasses. The larger glasses do not reflect
| @ true image, because it is not possible 5 per cent. | to make them quite flat. | @ of disease is ten agent rst caustd by All This Only One Moathfal, disordered kid- | Every oyster has a mouth, a heart, a neys. | liver, : deems, many curiously | “Might as welt devised little intestines, and other or- try to hove a | guns, necessary organs such as would ™ healthy city handy to a living, moving, intelligent without vewer- | creature. The mouth is at the end of age, as ood the shell, near the hinge, and adjoining | salth whe the | the toothed portion of the oyster’s pearly kidneys are
covering, viru Entitied to the Best.
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RHEUMATISM AND EFFFCTS OF LA GRIPPE BANISHED!
Mrs. Geo. Farrell N.58., 66 years old, h
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