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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-27
For farm loans see,
]. d. TRENnoLME,
1871 Bathgate.
Two Lives Saved

Mrs: Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City III. was told by their doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
not hope for her, but two bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says 1t saved her
life: NJ. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
st. San Francisco. suffered from q
dreadful cold, approaching Comsump-
tion, tried without result cverythi ~
else then bought one bottle Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, Of which
these are samples, shall prove the
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine In
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
at I. r. Shaw, & Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular size SOC and 81. 90,
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers of the Pioneer Ex
press, by Special Reporters.
Neche.

0echo.
Wheat is coming In but not so fast
as 1t would II prices were better.
Mrs. II. L. Holmes is on u visit In
Grand Forks. We always miss Mrs.
Holmes IL she goes away for time.
We hear some good brick veneer
buildings will 70 up in the burnt
block IL they can get those old shacks
removed.
The Hotel O'Brien Is getting along
towards completion. The bay win
dows up stairs gives the front very
fine appearance.
Mrs. j. Lee has accompanied her
sister Mrs. G. Baker to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Baker has been sick for some
time and we hope the change will be
OF benefit to her.
We are pleased to say Mrs. c. Muir.
ply, Miss F. McFadden and Miss V.
Vosper are once more taking the
fresh air and q. Holmes is progress
ing favorably.
Mrs. Askew, Sr, with daughter and
grand children returned from Great
Falls on the 22nd, where they have
been Oh q visit to her widowed SON.
in-law, Nj. Wright,
We have heard 1t spoken of that We
may have new Presbyterian church
In town. 1t Is what is wanted badly.
The present one is a miserable little
place and was one of the first build
ings erected In Nechc.
On Thursday an officer OF the in.
ternal revenue department with a
deputy U. marshal cIme into town
and made havoc amongst the pigs.
There was an awful lot Of squealing
for time. verify, for a time.
The furniture for the Hotel " Brien
has arrived. It is handsome. The
bedsteads are iron, white.enamellcd,
with brass finishings; tables, etc, are
antique oak; the silverwware is on
exhibition in P. G. Donovan's drug
store,
How quickly flour goes up when
wheat gets a rise. What contrast
when it comes down, two and a quar-
ter bushels Of wheat will make a hun.
dred Of -four. How much do you pay
for hundred pounds? Cost is 90 cents
and grinding, besides bran and shorts.
To open the new hall. F. Vosper
has engaged the Frazer Dramatic
Company for one week. This Ia the
largest troupe that eyer visited this
section and the press speaks very
highly Of 1t. It takes a whole oar to
carry their parapherna)ia and seen
cry. They will put on some high cast
pieces.
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Tennis a. Grand FORKS.

The result of the state tournament
at Grand Forks last week was very
satisfactory to Pembina county peo-
pie, and with little more fair play
would perhaps have resulted in a
clean sweepstakes for the Pembina
county players. In the doubles the
following teams played. J.W. Smith,
J. E. Clifford-Elton, Hopkins,-Gor.
don, Quarrie,-DeCamp, Upson.-A.
P. Clifford, Lieut.. Farnesworth, Of
Grand Forks; Parks. Cannon. Ellen
dale; Douglas, Gaffney, Grafton; Fair.
child, Macnie, Drayton: Norwood,
Milne, Forest River; Ely, Pcmbina;
and MOnnet Bathgate.
In singles, Miss Cravatt and Miss
jacob, Grand Forks; Miss L. Baptic,
Bathgate, and most of the gentlemen
of the doubles mentioned alsU played
singles.
1t took about 60 sets to prove the
winners. Messrs. Ely and Monnet
won the final doubles from A. p. Cliff
ford and Lieut.. Farnesworth, 80, 60,
81, 81. In the ladies final singles
Miss Baptie won from Miss jacob, 40
6'3, "a, 81. In the gcntlemen's
singles the finals we're played between
Parks Of Glendale and Ely, and were
won Ivy Parks, 20, SO, 60, rs. Flow.
er. the Manitoba champion then beat
Parks, 1l-l3, go, Ga.
From this it will be seen that out
Of the three principal events Pcmbi-
ma county takes the doubles aud la.
dies singles, and shows up in good
place 10 the gentlemen's singles.
In reference to the latter: the score
shows that Lieut.. Ely had played that
morning. 8 games Of final singles with
Lieut.. Farnesworth, and SO games in
the final doubles with Clifford and
Farnesworth, and he had been play
ing continuously from 8 O'Clock to
1890. At this time he asked co 60 to
dinner according to the printed pro-
gram, but the referee ruled that he
must proceed at once to play finals
with Parks, who was fresh and had
done nothing during the morning.
Mr.. Ely has no kick on this ruling,
but thinks he would have played bet.
ter with rest and some dinner.
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The little Mascot Company gave
their entertainment In Trilby Hall,
ON Friday night. Although the COM
pany WIS small they gava very good
satisfaction Miss Rose Arthur puz-
zled somc Of our stalwart youths; our
city marshal thought himself the
valiant knight to curry Oh the fair
Rose. but alas. bis aspirations were
nfpped In the bud and he bad to con.
fess he could not lock her up II he
needs must.
Minneapolis expects congress to
grant another million dollars next
session to make another, dam for
them. Iflt would drown the para
sites there, that are sucking the life
blood from the North Dakota farm.
ers 1t would be money we'll laid out;
otherwise let them do their own
damming. II congress would advance
money for storing wheat here in
North Dakota, until the millers call
ed for 1t; then the hardy sons of the
soil would only have a little helping
hand from our country as we'll as the
great combinations.
The custom department made q
seizure Saturday night Of some half
dozen gallons Of whiskey and u buggy
with team. 1t appears that some of
the boys Of the saintly city of st.
Thomas, paid Gretna a visit and then
obtained whiskey 10 Job lots and hid
1t in the bush and then reported.
They stayed in town until after IL
O'Clock. then hitched up and went
after the little stone jugs; but alas,
the little fat man in blue had got q
pointer and was on their trail, and
soon coDfiscated whiskey and team to
the confusion Of the men, and the
sanity city will be dry this day.
Fire often seems blessing In dis.
guise; at any rate these small towns
are generally put up cheaply to start
with, and after burn out. II good
for anything. they are built up in
better style. Our city fathers seem
to appreciate good fire, for they
left the last one smoulderlng until
the present date within twelve feet
OF frame buildings. Some citizens
have to turn out most nights, when
the wind gets up, to put more water
on some newly burst out fame. There
Is something wrong somewhere when
fire is left to charity, In the middle
OF village full of frame buildings
and sleeping women and children.
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Sent 1t to HIS Mother IN GERMANY

Sent 1t to HIS Mother IN GERMANY.
Mr.. Jacob Esbenscn, who is i'm tho
employ Of the Chicago Lumber Co., at
Des Moincs. Iowa, says; II have Just
sent some medicine back to my moth.
er in the old country, that l know
from personal use to he the best medi-
cine in the world for rheumatism,
having used it in my family for sever
al years. 1t Is called Chambcrlain's
Pain Balm. 1t always does the
work." so cent bottles for sale by T..
r. Shaw s. Co. II
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Extraordinary Offer.


The premium supplement Of the
Weekly Pioneer Press, just issued,
contains some of the most liberal
propositions ever made by a news.
paper. Articles Of actual utility and
which ordinarily cost the price of q
years subscription, are given free.
This is an admirable opportunity to
obtain one Of the very best weekly
papers in the country and a hand.
some premium with each years sub
scription.
Send postal card for sample copy of
the weekly and premium list to the
Weekly Pioneer Press, st. Paul, MINI.
We club with the Pioneer Press, in.
Guiding premiums, at $3.50.
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Sucklen,s Arn,ra save

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
IevGr sores, tctter, chapped hands,
cnllblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no nav
required. 1t Is guaranteed to rive Der
Iect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale bv
r. r. SHAW & Co. ~
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Harvester and machine oil at 7. r.
Shaw s. Co.'S drug store.

DIR. A. p. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: have
been suffering with headache for a
long time. used your Family Cure
and now am entirely relieved. would
not do without your medicine. Mrs.
g. A. Miller, Mt. Norris, Ills. Sold
by T. Il. Shaw s. Co,
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Strayed.

Came to my place, one calf, red and
white; one heifor. black, year and a
half old; one bull steer, red with
white head, strap around horns, year
and u half old. Owner call. prove
property, pay expenses and take same
away. LOUIS d. ReLEryE,
"e'lV Pembina
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Dental Notice

Dr. Rose, dentist, will be
%11Y1 in Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the Goth; Argyle on the 2lst to the
22nd; Steven on the 23rd to the oath:
HallCck on the S5th to the 31st.
This will be followed up until further
notice
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peraonaia.

Supt. Jackson went to Grand Forks
Wednesday. to be present at the
teachers institute, and meet with
the state superintendent on cduca.
tional matters. All county superin.
tendents OF the Red River Valley, on
this side of the Red river are expec.
ted to be there. Jas. McCabe, OF
Glasston and w. Fl. Randall, were In
the city Wednesday. Mr.. McCabe re.
ports some big yields from his neigh
borhood, but says that very little is
moving on account of elevators be.
ing filed up and no cars can be had,
more particularly the cars on the
Cavalier branch. Mr.. McCabe had
about $50 acres OF fax that went q
bushels to the acre. .Jud LaMoure
went to Grand Forks, Tuesday,.......
Miss Annie Mckenzie returned from
her extended eastern trip, Monday,
Miss Mckenzie visited friends In
many Of the largest cities of the east,
after assisting at Miss Harvey's
wedding. and enjoying military
life for a couple Of months ..........
Lieut.. Avery, of Fort Smelling, is ex.
pected here to-day to take a duck
hunt with Lieut.. Ely, before the lat.
ter leaves for Fort Harrison, Mont,
which will be in about ten days, Mrs.
Ely will spend the balance Of her
time here at the Winchester house
........A. d. Mcdonald of Hamilton,
was in the city Tuesday. d. H. Nc.
MILAN, one of the leading business.
men Of Langdon, was IN the city last
Tuesday. Miss Laura Willis Of
Prattford, Is visiting Miss Maggie
Kemp this week. ...A. j. Kippin, Of
Hamilton, registered ut the Winches.
ter house, Saturday. ........D. E. and
Samual Schwitzer Of Cavalier. were
at the county seat, Friday. &. &. States
Attorney Young, was over on legal
business. Monday. .Thos. Melon.
aid, Of Drayton passed through on
the N. P. Wednesday, enroute for
Winnipeg. Mr.. Mcdonald is buying
wheat at different stations around
Drayton this year, aud is man pref
ty we'll up IN the business. Dan
Buck was down from Midland, Tues:
day, shaking hands with old acquaint.
ances. Of which Dan has many around
Pembina, .......Fred Halliday Of Los
Gatos, CAL. who has been here Wait.
Ing relatives the past week leaves to.
morrow for Detroit, Mich, to enter
upon medical studies preparatory for
a doctor. He expects to spend next
vacation In Pembina. .....
@. W. Benjamin Of St. Joe, was In
tbe City for a 81 bort time, Wednesday,
NJ. Benjamin is one OF our big farm.
ers as will be seen 10 whsat reports
neutrality-suspicious., II. Fuller, Of
Toilette, made this ONCE q pleasant
call, yesterday.
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Try bottle OF DR.. sawycr's Family
Cure and you will be convinced tnat
1t will cure all Stomach, Liver, Kid.
ney and Bowel difficulty. Sold by T.
X. Shaw 4, On
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Children with pale, BLUSH complex.
ions, Indicating the absence of the re-
puisltc red globulcs in the blood
should take DR.. Sawycr's Ukatinc.
Sold by u. II. Shaw & Co.
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1t not only will please YOU, but you
will use nothing else after trying it,
We refer to Dr.Sawvcr's Family Cure.
ASK YOUR druggist for free sample.
Sold by T. r. Shaw & Co.
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TIE following officIals we're elected
last week In the new township OF
Liberty. Supervisors. Geo. Sobey,
chairman; g.. German, r. Hill@ap,
soni clerk. =. Mettelman, treasurer,
J. Domgani justices. Paul williams,
n. HYDE, constables, A, Rlajsdall, f,
Pitcher; concillators, A. Lucler, II.
Syrup, ]. Hermon, J. Jondreau.
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Born,

Born in East Grand Forks, on Sept
10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Lans
borough: a son.
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For Sale.

Ifyou want a good work horse. a
new mich COW, or a good pony, on
easy terms O: for trade, call at .loI, n.
son y Holmes ranch. Three Won no
shorthorn bulls, one Polled Ans ms
and one registered Jersey bull. Viii
sell or trade these animals. and unti:
sold will stand for service at Che ran ch
MARROW FADDEN
66LL Gnra,,a u N
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ExTRExEs as furnished by wealth
Or bureau for week ending Sept. 18th:
Highest temperature Is. on the nth,
lowest temperature 81, on the 18th;
highest barometer on the 18th, low.
est barometer on the 18th. highest
wind. Is miles on the IA and 18th,
total rainfall for the week, .O2. BY
H. w. Grasse, observer.
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EDWIN Collins. v. 0. asa
GRADUATE OF TORONTO.

I am prepared to do Surgical
Operations on aorses' teeth, the
only correct system Of Operating,
Exerssting, Filling and placing
false ssovns, and all other dentist.
~ operations taught in the most
scientific manner.
Ihavs had . large experience in
this profession, and defy any man
10 The DATED States to compete
With ~.
HAMILTON. n. OAK.
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T. r. SHAW has rented the resi-
dence Of Rev. L. d. Wardwell on cor
mere Of Ramsey and Second streets.
and is putting 1t in shape. ]. Dor
mer. who owns the property now &C.
cupied by Mr.. Shaw, will move down
from the fort as soon as the house ia
vacated.
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Rlacksmith Wanted

I want a good blacksmith. Perma.
nent position for the right man.
ARCHIE MCDONALD,
lott Pembina, N. D.
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Old People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
lind the true remedy in Electric Bit.
ters. This medicine does not stimu-
late and contains no whiskey nor
other intoxicant, but acts us a tonic
and Alternative. 1t acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels. adding strength
and giving tune to the organs, there
by aiding nature in the performance
of the functions. Electric bitters is
an excellent appetizer aud aids digcs-
ttnn. Old people find it Just exactly
what they need, Price fifty cents
per bottle at T. II. Shaw 4 Co. drut,
store. .
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Tinkered With Notes.

Sheriff Jacobson left last evening
for Fargo with papers to arrest N. w.
Hall, who formerly conducted a sew
Ing machine Office In this city. The
charge of the forgery is made Indirect
ly by the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany, whom Hall represented while
here. 1t is claimed that he raised the
amounts OF u number of notes given
b. farmers In this vicinity. Hall will
be brought back here and given al
opportunity to prove that the COM
pany Is mistaken, all of which his
friends here hope he will be able to
dO.-News and Times.
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JACOB GRADER had to shut down
bis threshinR machine Thursday for
two days on account Of the county
fair. Nearly half Of bis crew belong
to the band. and when the boys con-
cluded to go to Hamilton there was
nothing for Jake to do but to shut
down.
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THE balance of the soldiers at Fort
Pembina, expect to leave to-day for
their western posts Lieut.. Ely has a
furlough Of couple of week and will
spend the time In a farewell hunt Tor
ducks. Mr.. w. c. Travis, as govern.
ment agent, will hereafter "hold the
fort"
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Pale, thin, bloodless people sn1ul
use DR. sawycr's Ukatlnc. 1t is the
greatest remedy in the world for ms k.
Ing the weak strong. Sold byT. r..
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Gela.
soeial.
The Ladies' of the Grace church will
give q social at the Winchester House
on Friday evening Of next week, DC.
tober 4th. Admission Is cents.
Lincoln m

Abraham Lincoln's sentimental
perplexities are to be shown In an
article OF singular interest, which
John Gilmer Speed has written from
unpublished letters Of Lincoln to
Joshua Speed. for the next issue of
The Ladies' Homo Journal. The. arti.
Gle will show that the great President
was not steady In his affairs Of the
heart, that he flOundered in his love,
and finally induced his friend Speed
to marry and tell him (Lincoln) wheth.
er marriage was a failure or not.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-27

J. d. Trenholme of Bathgste can
advance the money on farm loansthe
day the papers aresigned. 1etf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-27

THE busiest people around town
now are the depot and customs en-
ployes. Sometimes there are three
and four freight trains during the
night to be looked after at this port.
The N. P. is putting In big ticks
these days and evidently intends to
keep the stream of wheat running
without clog. Freight trains are
numerous at this point and the loco
motive whistle is heard at all hours
Of the day and night. One day last
week q "single" train leaving East
Grand Forks was composed Of four.
teen ''sections''o r in other words, was
made up OF fourteen different trains.
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J.J. DoRMER had been busy this
week putting in shape his building
for the electric plant. The engine
has arrived, and 1t is q nice one.
Mr.. Dormcr sent q sketch of the main
line wires to st. Paul, Thursday and
the insulated wires, which, with
the balance of the machinery, will be
here next week. People that first
looked upon the project as an expert.
ment are changing their minds and
are ordering lights placed in their
houses. While it may cost q little
more than kerosene. the convenience,
and safety against fire by lamp &C.
cidents, will more than make up for 1t,
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DR.. A. p. Sawycr:-I have had Rheu-
matism since l was 20 years old, but
since using your Family Cure have
been free from It.. 1t also cured nv
husband Of the same disease. Mrs.
kobt Connolly, Brooklyn, Iowa. Sud
by r. r. Shaw 4 Co.
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& Nrs ANNIE McKsxxrE gave .
young folks party last evening, at
the Winchester House, which had
q large attendance.
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APARTY of young people gathered
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Ryan, on Wednesday evening to
meet Mr.. Fred Halliday, Of Los Ga.
tos, Cal, who is visiting here. Mr..
and Mrs. RYAN are among the best of
entertainers aud Of course a pleasant
evening was the result.
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CROP returns: The Call says Dan.
lei Sullivan Ut Park got s,1OO bushels
Of wheat from 24O acres, 3ai per acre.
The Echo gives r. G. Kerfooot yield
of 900 bushels on 20 acres. As bushels
per acre. Louis D. Rolette. adjoining
the town site Of Pembina had 1890
bushels from So acres, about 2s} bu.
average. VIM. Carter of this town.
ship. 12O acres, 30 bushels average.
David Flemming Of Carlisle, from 225
acres, threshed 6, 800 bushels Of wheat,
average % bushels. John Heazlett,
near Flemmlngs, from 2s5 acres, got
1888 bushels, average 295 bushels.
G. w. Benjamin, Of ST. Joseph, raised
1900 bushels, averaging IS bushels
to the acre.
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THE first day Of the Hamilton Fair
Is raw, windy and occasional showers.
We hope it will be pleasanter to-day.
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REV. H. S. RANDALL, of Bowes-
mont, will exchange pulplts with
Rev. Mr.. Moore next Sunday.
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From all accounts Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy is Il Godscnd to the
afflicted. There is no advertisement
about this; we fell just like saying it.
Tho Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. For
sale by II. r. Shaw e. Co. II
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MIR. AND MRS. e. d. BooUR Jr.,
entertained number of married
couples az their residence last even.
ing
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-27

1t would hardly he proper II say that
great cordlautx.
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THE melon social in Kittson Hall.
Tuesday evening, was novel and
pleasant gathering. A local program
was given by home talent that was
very good. At the close there we're
several melons left that were auc.
toned of at good figures.
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Coal at Wholesale Prices

Best quantity Of nut coal at $3.50
per ton, soft coal at the lowest price
going. We want to have our old pat.
rons and as many new ones as We can
secure. Bear in mind, that we can
give them more for their grain than
our competitors and sell them their
coal at wholesale prices. Terms
strictly, spot cash.
MONARCH ELEVATOR Co.
+. S. CHENEY, Agnet. lila
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II. r. VAUGHN was down from Wal.
balla on Wednesday last. accompanied
by his wife. Their son. John, who
has been In Minneapolis, for some
time past, has been very sick with
rheumatism which has settled in his
eyes and by this letter written by the
doctor for him, 1t seems he Is threat
ened with total blindness. His moth.
er has gone down to nurse him, as
the letter stated that it was only
through careful and patient nursing
that there was any hope. We, and
hosts Of Johnnie's friends trust that
he may speedily ecover.-Domocrat.
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TIE Pemtina Cornet Band left yes
terday morning for Hamilton to play
at the fair. The boys are In good
trim aud will give the people some
good music.
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MADE;

Some men prefer them that
way on account Of the saving in
price. Now we never make any
fancy prices on clothing or any
thing else and if it's clothing you
want there's no use to go shabby
or give your order to a travelling
salesman. We have the goods
and you'll always find the price
right. Our made to measure"
garments are guaranteed to fit.
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