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CLEANS

ln s few moments your hai;

Barely try s "nsndsrine

Cleanse ii you wish to double the beauty ol yollr hair. Just moisten s cloth with Ds-lldsrine and

mm". te M i th t rt 1 wimbome' in mmumm ,wma to the Royal eu'tute,‘ me government eatin; out small so-aus at s time

A caroad/of these instru-

ments due to arrive here

about the 28th inst, will be i sold at the closest margin

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take in buying up KARN. ‘°

MORRIS instrument. Sold - X, ~ , _ _ `*l'lt.p-1'1"" on there merits, wrth small 5

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t JEWISH STRATEGY

Posing ss Dentists They Fooled Rus- sian Officials for a Long While

-sons were accused of working at 'various trades on the strength of the possession of faked dentists' diplomas, two hundred and one of them being tound guilty and sentenced to various terms of imprisonment.

The facts are these: Some two

years ago the police discovered that a large number of Hebrew dentists living in Moscow possessed neither a dentist’s parlor nor a dentist.'s prac- ,tice, but followed other occupations ‘instead.

As is well known, Jews are only

permitted by Russian law to reside within the "Pale." Outside the "Pale" only certain privileged classes of Jews are allowed permanently to re- side. Among those privileged classes

Thus many young Jewish traders

went through their three years' ap prellticeship simply in order to obtain the right to reside in Moscow or other cities. ~Things came to such a pass that of late years there was hardly a young Jew in Moscow who did not have his dentist's diploma in his poc-

A new law, however, came into

force by which a university degree was made tile necessary preliminary to obtaining s. dentist’s certificate. Then e. ilourishing trade at once sprang up in diplomas bearing dates prior to the day the law came into force. .

It was ister discovered that a. great

number of so-called dentists had faked 'diploma.s, and this led to the further discovery of a widespread organiza- tion which made lt its business to pm cure and sell antedated certiiicstes for spot cash. Wholesale prosecutions Ioilowed. ~

s-all rlll. s-.u ow. Sm-ll Pri”

Kerley. Here they~lived the life of the recluse, and were seldom seen out

_ - . g they require no puffing 01] I of doors. Howt m ex

hey anaged to ist

was a mystery, for they were only known to do “little bits of dress- making." They troubled no ous, and nobody appeared to worry about

. f A - I 1 them ,the"devoted old splnsters being

‘ K A R N S N G Aremarkable mal was that in M°" shut up alone with their sorrows,

cow where about live hundred per-

brooding over the loss of their hurd- earned savings, which they had hoped to devote to commercial advantage.

Some three years ago Miss Gritlin,

whose age was then seventy, became ill, and. although medicine was oh~ tained, it was agreed between the two friends .that no doctor should be called ln. During the last days of her life Miss Griffin, in her delirium, harked back to"the days _cf her child- hood, when she spent many a happy hour on tile banks of the river at

\ Richmond, and appealed to her com- panion to promise that when she died

her burial should not take place “allywhere, if not at Richmond.",

"If you can’t afford to bury me at

Richmond," she said, “keep me as long as you live." At last the friends

are dentists. Nqw the acquisition of were Bepamted by death, and Miss fhlreful investigation at the Berlin a dentist’s diploma in Russia is, ol' 'ltrlversity has shown that covers fol

Kerley, unable to realise that she

1-agher was, not 3 difficult matten rg' had lost her companion slept in me ueer steins can contain as much as

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35 per cent. lead without danger oi

usumwdlw 6° artlcllef fi' three yew’ same bed- with tzheucorpse for two poisoning consumers of the

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as ° v° “ My “B an 1° “D °S"“‘b` nights. Days, weeks, and months lilbsil-'JIM lished dentist, after which a. very passed aéay and atm ms dead body -~~--#_

simple examination before s. medical was ,kept in the h°u,e_ The mug of ahard drinker is li'kal_,. commission had t5 be passed. I0 Kive him ll“"=\Y-

The grim secret of the dwelling,

situated in e. terrace, adjoining Wim- home Railway Station, was revealed at the ,inquest as the outcome of a visit to the house of the local sur- veyor, under the Town Planning Act. The full story of the tragedy was re- lated 'at the Wimborne Police Court, when Miss Kerley was charged with

ken 'unlawfully falling to give notice to

the coroner of the fact that a body on which an inquest ought to have ben held was lying unburied.

Miss Kerley’s signed depositions at

the inquest were produced, in which she admitted being present when Miss Griiiin died. She had t_.~pt in the house ever since, and her inten- tion was to keep the remaihs till her own death, had they not ben dis- covered by the' surveyor.

When the magistrates’ clerk was

reading that it was the wish of Miss Grlilln that she and the accused should be hurled together, and that the dead woman would "come back and haunt" Kerley if she buried Miss Grlilin in Winiborne, the accused

death or the body.

have been sent for trial but perhaps

There was evidently no idea of crime

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Fsctorybelng uns le to supply the demand. In V facilities have so” greatly enlarged the output that now..seli to more 'custorneri' .All that we

ask you now is to.

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ga Bpedial low reefs, _second-elses

it $65.00 and toolhsr

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more in ignorance and, perhaps, superstition than anything else. It

,_-1- was neither the wish of the Bench

nor the Home Oiilce to punish her, and she would be discharged.

Flay-four vnu en the Llle ~

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i .H L A T E - ,' ‘ s' ~ _ ‘ ° After iifty-four years' service under ..;f».~ V . l Pagyfyg C933( ul. Nona British luilwuy company,

not hesrd,tnuch\bsbout these excellent Chocoi: Excursions ;‘;;.If°;°';°:r’;:":’“'A’;':$:°;id';;;’;:

-‘ rnMs him; to‘ pl-il lsth inelus~ ` him-gh, he was one of the lirst drivers

solflo Uosst Exours on on 'the Edinburgh And Carlisle, EAR- » OI! Sale ham Pietuu by _ways|‘l‘mro le He wentrfto Duns in 1868. std every

8.6. ran the nrst train on' the Berwick- Wednes »` » shire bl-mob line. ln‘his ifty years f day

,_ an that bl-knelt lle_hss never had s_ ig. ` until'

.mls auuiasut. although outa as lm *October 29

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wepg display of

7 The coroner expressed his own '“l“"'“t °iti"’°" the other dHY~ "li is

D.0n t P . opinion that the skeleton was lying gsftsofmfge \]§;t1B{xa‘H"yveh;’;§rg2‘§’§é 3:3 r `y0\Lf '“ “ ““°“'f*‘ P°°“?“-“find hm Til' alstlni-.tively tailored walls the style

Thqinh-4 liéllilybeell B0 511169 95 -*BDDHPBH Y and flt. is equal to that of any tailor

s natural death, which must have made suit." Moore & McLeod’a are taken place nearly three years ago, indeed otferlng men a splendid oppor-

Poilce-Sergeant Andrews said that ;‘;';it;ri2‘;’s?”' g°°d °1°“‘°5 at lzggff'

During a lecture at the University

College, of Nlnrth Wales, on “Songs oi Ireland," Mr. A. Percival Graves, the author of the famous song “Father 0’B'lyun,” gave all interesting account of the origin of the song with which he thought his name was already too much identified.

When a clerk at the Home Ofllce,

Mr. Graves happened to he strolllnt; alcross one of the London parks and the words of the song came into his head. Subsequexltly writing them out he sent them to the "Spectator" in which they were published.

Ten years afterwards they were set

to music by Sir Charles Santley and when first sung scored an immediate success. But the public perseveringly ignored Sir Charles’ collaboration in the song and have insisted upon rec- ognizing Mr. Graves as its sole cre ator.

In many places he is known as Fath

er O‘Flynn, his own name being ut terly forgotten.

Drinking From Steins

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The _‘mms recedenc ll wc. tfiservants in London, and they formed storm of protelit. _ ‘ , fvery particle ol Dandrull- eleanses.

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' u = . slonspnut only or the archbishop or B frielldlhlr which endured till death- P"‘“°"““ L°“‘“° l’°S*‘“ °“ °°“°“ ur n S ' " York, but of all the nobility save the TINY "°|°lV°d '50 “V9 m°“°Y» W"-ll i-11° ‘ninst the Belgian sw” 1°' um 7°'

0 “ immediate memb rl object of muh . hmmm hm,” covery of this money, one half of her S ec) I

`- 3 i _ e of the Royal fam- 8 8- - p y

in _ ily. l-le lu-uwuu tue runs. but me Amr rw* of economy the1.f°ll1=d ""°” ““° "°“‘°"- She ’°" 1*" °°‘°u

' " ' Queen is crowned by the Archbishop m°m|°\"°5 in '-110 D°ll°“i°|l 0! 3100i in the wwe' °°‘"t°' and °‘p°°“]°d °

of York] and ultimately took over a house lt 7°" °5°» Wm* “W 9-b°V° 'Wulf-

'rlle cllurcll has two legislative Peddmswn- Unfortunately. boarders Th” 1°" “mg "°‘1“°“¢\\°d 1° hi' e

The KAl{I\-MORRIS in bodies, eallelrcouvocatlouu, wluiell at did not Drove as vlelltihll as Wu °=- ‘"'“K“'°!“ °“‘Y *3»°°°»°°°- “"“°l‘ W

tend to ecclesiastical matters. lauclu l>e°ted.end the venture ended ln llnan- had l“"°’"°'1 f’°m his f="1°\'» LW

an-ummns have been so-ld hen convocation, that of York and that of _Gisl failure. The women, driven to wld L

Canterbury. contains two houses. The d°°N-i\'- 5015 their f1U‘lli¢“l'°» D8-|41 S

. upper house is composed of bishops Whit debt! Were 0Will8 With U10 W0' ‘

Ol' OVC! THIRTY YEARf»|'pnd other dignitaries, and the lower ceeds and sought seclusion, in order

house ig made up of deans, archdea. to nurse their sorrows, in the quietude Author of Words of Famous Song » . . -

and RTC S0 Wbll known lllaiiilons and delegates' who are elected °f Wimb°"“°f U10 SUI! h°m° °f MBU w°“'d D|"'d° Hi' G'°"Y- . Buslness IS quiet' SO just to Inake a‘

Stir in the Old Town

We Offer

the _following Goods at a big Reduction

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Broadcloths In Light Navy, Dark Navy, Saxe Blue, Gar- net, Brown, black all at 2 5 p c discount.

Dress Goods

50 pieces at 25 p c Twentv-five pieces Tweed Sultulgs zo p c

This Year

overbought ln/ Waterproof Coats

and to reduce the Stock, now oiier durln this sale every Rain Coat we have-,including

` received, at zo p c discount

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Royal Purple Stock and Poultry Specliics for the HORSE COW AND BEN The great Anlmal Conditioner, and F attener and Egg Producer

Dou`t fall to try a sample package,

FLOUR AND FEED

I We new huvl in Stock, Flour, Cornmesl Crar-lred Corn. Rolled

Uats, Bran. Middllngs. Wheat Mossllre. Ollclke Colton Seed Meal and Molsssine Meal

Selling at lowest p lces wholesale and retail.

A. HORNE £6’ Co

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Miss Kerley could not in any way ' _ af.” have been benefited by concealing the _'i . ____ t

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