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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

word, they are pursuing just the course
which any body of men might be ex-
pected to pursue which had begun it's
career by. an unseemly and wholly un-
necessary quarrel such as broke out on
the foolish anti-silver resolution of a
Massachusetts member in the caucus.
Not much can be expected of any body
of men, no matter how much individual
ability it may include, which to all in
tents is without leadership or direction.
Mr. Richardson should step down and
out. He is not the man for the place
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25
TO OUR FRIENDS.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25, 1901.

That woman down in Marion, ILL.,, who
married the man against whom she re-
covered verdict of $1,000 may find her
self later on minus husband and money.
The man who finds it necessary to be
mulcted in damages in order to fulfill
difficulty in finding his way to the di-
vorce court
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Those Massachusetts, ministers who are
so Mortified at a few glasses of beer be-
ing served at a social gathering of the
students of the Massachusetts institute
of technology are evidently in sad neeu
of something to worry about. They
dread that the practice may lead to the
beer-drinking habits of the German uni
versities. And if it did. what then? The
German students manage, SO far as the
world knows, to escape ruin and ac-
quire something of an education, in spite
of the horrible beer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

,s such a thing as OVERRIDING the POLL POLL.
IS SUE ses.ti,, aet.-New Paynesville Press
Unless the sentiment changes grea ries
hatueen cow and the time the primaries
orc held Eddy will get more votes in the
oa,,ntv than bowling and Young together
Should Jake Jacobson enter the rae
n might change the political complexion
of the Observation-Disclosures Star.
Buchanan still leads all congressional
candidates in the Sixth. "Old BUCK
like Joey Bagstock. is 'deyilish sly.
Brainerd Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

After forty-five years CT newspaper
work the late Jenny June Crowley died
penniless. The circumstance of itself is
hardly worth chronicling. After so long
service In that Improbable calling the
wonder would be If she had died other
wise than penniless Honor and glory
are the only rewards which pertain to
that profession. The true member of
the calling never learns to value such re-
wards at their true worth until it is too
late to secure any others.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25
Royal Italian Band.

The Royal Italian band which is to
make its initial appearance this week i'll
a series of six concerts, will be heard
mere for the first time on Thursday even
ing, at the Peoples church. There will
be other concerts there on Friday and
Saturday nights and Saturday afternoon,
and two concerts next Sunday afternoon
and evening at the Metropolitan thea
ter. The band, which numbers fifty mu-
sicians, is under the leadership of Guis-
eppe Creatore, composer of note and
a leader of the very first rank.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Most men in this world are able to get
what they go after. That anonymous
correspondent of the fighting parsoa
down in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who invited
him to fisticuffs may not get what he
claimed to be looking for; but If he does
not it will evidently be because his
search was not prosecuted with proper
dilieence
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25
Remarks
~~-~~oZo.oes,r-c-,,-o-o>

Turkey may yainly try to expel our
naturalized acitizers, but thousands of
good Americans will abolish turkey to-
day, tomorrow and the next day.
1t is pleasing to learn that the treasury
department has at last drawn warrant
enabling Rear Admiral Schley to get his
30 cents worth Of prize money for
winning the victory at Santiago. Samp-
son was given his twenty-four or twenty
five thousand dollars long ago. Life on
the ocean wave, with navy cabal regu-
lating it, is not all it is painted.
The Sank Rapids farmers are spending
$1,000 to build a skimming station. The
presumption is that the watering station
was erectedolo long ago.
Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis, has been
i'll with grip. The DOCTORS political grip,
which he has always with him, agrees
better with him than with some Of, his
friends.
Funny how, when the game wardens
are around, these deer and moose heads
seem to wander down to the depot all by
themselves with no visible owners, send
erS, or receivers.
Going to the postof1ice these days is no
light undertaking. After We have spent
half an hour waiting in line in order to
get our parcel weighed, and another
twenty minutes buying a 1-cent stamp
to put on it, we have better appreci-
alton of the holiday woes of the post
office clerk.
Adinirals Brown and Belknap who said
similar things to those uttered by Miles,
say they don't care a - whether the
navy department censures them or not,
and as for the navy department they
have announced they intend to say moth
ing. Least said soonest mended, is Sec
rotary Longs motto at present, and the
only pity is he did not think of it in time
to adopt it in the Miles case.
That glorious, self-regulated, patent
locked trinity, the board of control, has
announced that it will not locate the
state training school for girls until next
spring. That's all right. Perhaps after
that extra session gets done with the
board some kind friend will gather up the
fragments and hold them together long
enough to settle the exact spot for the
new institution.
Think of a mans affections being val
ued a Sc, 009i Yet Mrs. King, of Cando
N. D., was awarded that sum because
some other woman had deprived her of
Mr.. King 81 There is something techni-
cally wrong here for while the affec-
tons in question are plainly spoken of in
the plural, Mrs. King obtained damages
because they were not confined singly to
herself
In New York they are successfully
4accinating dogs for distemper. If some
learned physician would announce some
sort of vaccination effective against bad
temper, most of us know several cases
where it should be made compulsory
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

'Injudicious management" is the in
genious explanation which Lord Roberts
offers of the waste of horses which has
prevailed throughout the South African
war. It must be highly judicious man
agement which enables the Beers to be
supplied with mounts while their enemies
go afoot But things usually equalize
themselves in this world; and the COM
pensation which Lord Roberts country
men will find in the incident lies in the
readiness with which they can find re-
mounts in this accommodating country
of ours.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

ton, Stanislaus STANCE has preserved
the main incidents Of the novel, and he
has evolved a play striking In its per-
trayal of the prosecutions of the Chris
tians in the days of Nero. and one that
holds the attention of the audience from
beginning to end. The play is well
mounted and the costuming is all histor-
ically correct.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Globe might be under in connection
with determining the immediate political
fortunes of the several distinguished
statesmen and politicians of the other
party in this vicinity.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

The man who volunteers anything
usually finds that the appreciation which
the world entertains of his generosity is
not in agreement with his own sense OF
virtue. Phillips may be called on to give
up as did Megaarden; but when he does
there will be at least as high an appre-
citation prevailing of him among the pub
lie as that which attended the restitution
of his deposed successor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Some more tall war talk is due from
his imperial majesty in Germany in re-
lation to Venezuela. Let us hope it will
be just as tall and as picturesque as that
to which he treated the world regarding
the glorious German victories in China
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

It is certainly a courageous body of
men, that cattle dealers association
down in Kansas City, which declares its
intention to work for reciprocity with
Central and South American states.
They must be men prophets as well as
men of nerve, for it is only those who
clearly foresee Democratic successes in
the future who have any faith left in
the reciprocity idea.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Now that Mr.. Lowry's minions have
decided to abandon the Como loop, an
anxious public is heard inquiring what
about that Eighth street loop?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

The Republican brethren are now claim
ing Schley as one of themselves and are
talking of running him for the senate in
opposition to Arthur German. 1t is not
only the bed-fellows, but the beds. in poll
itics, which are sometimes wondrous
strange.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25
NORTHWEST POLITICS.

The impression has been general that
M. J. Bowling would have the mora.
support of the national administration
in his congressional aspirations, but now
that Mr.. Eddy has invited President
Roosevelt to hunt moose with him next
year. this impression has been weak
ened.-Ortonville Star.
If there is a man in this congressional
district other than c. 3. Buchanan. who
would like to go to Washington. it's
about time for him to speak up. There
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Two more Irish members of parliament
have been sentenced to periods of i'm
prisonment. If the government is suf-
ficiently active in this direction, it will
put an end to the Liberal-Irish alliance
which troubles Lord Rosebery so badly;
there will be only one side to the alliance
when the Irish members are all under
lock and key.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Gen. Miles friends are expecting that
gentleman to resent the presidents dis
courtesy in the only way open to him,
by resigning. They are certainly very
sanguine friends to entertain such expec-
tations. Miles has shown too much abil-
ity already to pocket official insults to
be expected by anybody but his friends to
do as his friends expect him to do.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Just about the time that Roosevelt's
cabinet is reorganized look out for fire.
works. Then the fallen angels of the
administration will be due to make them
selves heard from the lower regions Of
politics.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

In New York they are successfully
vaccinating dogs for distemper. If some
learned physician would announce some
sort of vaccination effective against bad
temper, most of us know several cases
where it should be made compulsory
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25
The Globe $ Sss@s.J@ay
The Colonial Period Of american gciteratur.
CHAPTER VIII.

BY LORENZO SEARS l. H. Desr Ct University
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Washington time q p. M st. PauD
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

Turkey may vainly try to expel our
natural;zed D citizens but thousands of
good Americans will abolish turkey to-
day, tomorrow and the next day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25

This afternoon at o'clock there will
be given special Christmas matinee
at the Grand opera house, Whitney &
Knowles "Quo vadis.'' In his dramatiza-
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A s,rana. s.I.,a..

Charles Smith. a former resident OF
Coopersville. who was buried In that
village last week. died In Chicago.
the circumstances being extremely
tragic. lie was an American express
messenger and had made Chicago his
headquarters for the last three years
He was engaged 90 be married on
Thanksgiving day Co Miss Julia vii.
son. whose home Is In Chicago. On tho
night before his death Smith visited
his fiancee and appeared 90 be In a
very perturbed state OF mind. Tie
asked her to commit suicide with him
and his actions greatly alarmed her,
The next morning he was found dead
In his room. Smith had sent word 20
one OF his friends In CoOpcrsyille that
he dreaded the marriage but intend.
cd to perform his part. In spite of his
Discrimination. IL Is generally thought
that he committed suicide rather than
marry Miss Wilson. This at least Is
the opinion OF his friends who inves.
ugated the matter I'm Chicago. Miss
Wilson has gone insane over the
death of her lover. for whom she cher
ished sincere affection. I'm spite OF
the fact that II is believed that he
tried once To poison her This state.
ment Is made by the girls brother.
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The Indiana. Illinois x Iowa rail.
road. better known as the Three Is. 90
Is To have nm extension from South
Bend 10 Elkhart and an extension
from South BEND 10 Detroit Is also
among the possibilities. and will. Il Il
said, depend largely upon the recep.
ton that Is given the growing ambi.
ton Of the little road. Although mo-
official confirmation could be had re-.
garding the matter. there Is every
indication that the move Is backed hv
the management OF the Santa Fc road.
for 10y the extension OF the road named
TIE Santa Fc would De- he position
To become the western end of trans.
continental route that would cfectual.
~ upset all the calculations OF the co
terie OF iinancierS who have apparent.
~ assumed To parcel all the railroads
of the country among three or -four
great systems.
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THE MARKETS.

Detroit Cattle Rest stcera here. A. sT
-, good butcher steers. 81 cin5 ~: light
10 COOL. 81 l5ni %: light 90 good butcher
$3.50 "nn heiiers, - .,ut 90. light thin
A"licrs, y 1,1fa %. mixed butchers and fat
1--WE " hsfS 90 Gamers and common
thln butchers. 81 i1d2 a. Bulls--1;ood
shippers. - aori 90: light 20 good butchers
ana sausage. s. t01fa ~. stocksrs and llvht
feeders s. l5H3 IS. veal CALVES and mitch
lows. unchanged. sheep Best itmhs.
~ elHl y: light Co good and good mixed
,ps. - ls.id -; tair 90 good mixed and
butcher sheep, s. 2sH3 % culls aud COM
mon, 81 0n2 -. Hogs Mixed and butch
crs. 81 tolIS 60. bulk nt s. e.: pigs and
n r.,., yorksrs q $40 o. stage. i-3 on
Chicago.-Cattlc-G 90 prime. 81 pg
Z -; poor To medium. s. 6Oaa 90. stnckers
1nd feeders, 3 Ooiff g. cows. 81 a5df ~.
helfcrs. 81 6OffS a0. Gamers. 81 2sd2 81
bulls - opilt -; calves. s. g1fi5 ~. Texas
i,d steers. - ~. Hogs-MiNcd and butch
crs. 9 bOlfs %; good 10 choice heavy. s. n
I6 10. rough heavy. s. isH5 -: light. s. sl
90 o. bulk OF sales. s. Gg4s o. sheen
Lambs. 10 70 n cents higher FOR good
good to choice wethcrs 81 siat -: native
amhs 8 60ni -. western lambs. feeders.
Bunalo.- Caffeine good cattle hcrc.
yeals, common 10 choice. Stn7 - Hogs
Mixed packers. = 75H5 91. bulk 81 sales.
81 W1is 80. good medium 2nn 90 - pounds
s. 2i1is 20. roughs. g. 00as D.. stays. s. =
uA -. Sheep Lambs. ~ 10 ~ cent
higher: top lambs. 81 hsIf T5. culls On
fair 81 Issfi 50. Canndns. 81 Spffi ~: bucks
81 2sNt 20. sheep. firm 10 10 cents higher,
top mixed. s. 1sn3 60. others. s. gff3 -
wethcrs and ycarlinUs. s. C5H3 -
Plttsburg. -cattic-Choice s. 1916 90,
prime. s. iOfT5 70. good. s. t5ni o.. tidy
butchers 81 ioif5 a.. fair. 81 coat o.. COM
mon. s. lbn3 70. tat COWS 81 0Hi ~: bulls
ana stays. & oOdi %. common o. fresh
cows. fenff3s. good fresh cows. fNfj0,
HoEs-Primc hcnVies s. 95f6 a.. heavy
mcdiums. s. 1915 -. light mediums s. ~
ns a., heavy Workers. s. tsHs n: lighl
Workers. s. a0a5 "; pigs as 60 weight and
quality. s. o0na 20. rouEhs. 81 'Du5 a.
s. lo03 %. good. - 60 - pounds s. infi
2 q: mixed 20 20 ~ pounds s. 50ffs o.
cullcd and common. 81 con- 90; ycarllngu
g Sifi3 f5: lambs 81 O0d4 50
i.-cattle-Stccrs choice To- sN-
ira g. 2sa5 IS. fair 90 good. 81 iOff5 70
oxen 81 7Saa 70. butcher steers choice
81 3inf IS: fair To good. 81 Voni -. hcif~rs
good To- choice. s. a5H3 %. extra. 81 Ma
90. common 10 fair. g. 1in3 -. cows
good 90 choice. 81 i0u1 60 fair 10 medium
s. 25a3 90. gamers ~ 2au2 y. common
rough steers. poor cows and acalawaes
Al OOni ~. atockers and feeders, 8 Vlfi
g. HogH-Selcctcd heavy shippers
s. 9Ofi6 90. good to choice packers ant
butchers. s. 1915 Is: mixed pnckers 81 fpn
: 80. stays and heavy fnt sows. 81 M
-. light shippers g. i5ff5 70 pigs. III
hounds and less 81 00ffb rs. Shecp-EXtra
q o.. good Co choice. 3 2Sff2 s.. common
10 fair 81 2sff2 o.. yearlings 81 2sff8 n
lambs extra. 81 2at .; good to choice
3 .0ft 20. common 10 fair. s. 0g3 ~.
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There is nothing lille Asthmalene. II
brings instant relief. even Ia the worst
cases. IL cures when all else fails.
The Rev. G.. +. WELLS. of Villa Ridge.
ILL.,, says: Your trial bottle of Asthma
lene received In good condition. | can.
not tell You how thankful ! feel for The
good derived from IT, | was slave.
chained with putri"d sore throat anu
Asthma for ten years. | despairrd of
ever being cured. saw your adver.
tisement for the cure OF this dreadful
and tOrmenting disease. Asthma. aud
thought yOu had OyerspOken yourselves,
but resolved Co give IL trial. To my
establishment. the trial acted like u
charm. send me full size bottle"
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Rev. DR.. Morris Wechsler,
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.

Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
NEW YORK, Ian. 3, 1901.
Dr. TAFT Bros MEDICINE Co.
Gentlemen: Your asthmalene is an ex-
cellet remedy for Asthma aud Hay Fever
and its composition allcyiates all troubles
which combine with Asthma. Its sue
cess is astonishing and wonderful.
After having 10 carefully analysed, we
can state that Asthmalene contains no
opium, morphine. chlOroform or ether
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GrnIn. I,tr.

Detroit -wheat-Cash 80 2 rcd 7ec.
December 1890 bu "a Tliac. isooo ia az
7pc. May. ii.Ooo bu az &'-c. 1000 bu az
sec No. : red. re; mixed winter. dc: No.
I white. I car az M. closing ~ isi-c
C0rn-Cnsh No. . cGisc. 40. ? yellow. sc
No . yellow. G5c OHts-CaEh No. white.
f'iLc. No. 3 white. Hitc.
Chicago. No spring wheat. Gliaff1'c
80 red. TshMTi.c. No. . yellow corn,
riisc. No. . oats. ftisc; No. white b'rli
iCr. 40. 2 white. EHGaic; No. = ryc. 6fi
fYiAc. fair To- choice mailing barley. 900
&C.. 40. I fnxrrcd. 81 ~
Ncw York Wheat-Np red Ai-c z
o. o. ufioat and sii.C elevator. No.
northern Duluth t2isc e. %. u. anDat. No
8 hard Duluth ssisr r o. D. ahuai oats
80. p tSc: No = f7isr: so white. alr'
SO 2 white. aiiyc. track mixed western
isfftsi.c. track white fiWsic. Corn No
. r..c elevator and iliec {. %. u. ahoa z.
Cinrlnnati-W heat irht arrivals. No
winter red nrm "a 1sc. tofn-Did No
: write ~ auotahie NJ &C. oil W. Nei'
low et CIEc. aud old No mixed "a 6i'-c
No white sold nt site. No. mixed
fncariy whitel ~ Go. sud new mixed eei
Ia gl- on track OatH-Nn white are held
ia isr. NO mixed sold az 's'sr on track
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American residents OF Berlin to
tho number ~ 800 informally celcbrat.
I'll Thanksgiving day with supper
and dance at the Kaiscrhof.
Crazy Snake. who led the rebellion
IN Indian Territory last spring
against the government. u causing
the Greek council much trouble.
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AMUsENNNrs ~ DvrRoIr


''' 'ffNi't'+ W.
DETROIT OPERA Dec q Q aud 8 Mary Mnr-..r
ing evenings a. = "Wednesday Matinee at 3
LlCEuM rnEArEE Tn York Slate .. Sat
Mat &c. Eve. o. - 81 and 75r
WHITNEY GRAND The Outpost" Mat Toe
Toe ANA &c. Evenings. To-, .uc 81
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Milwaukee. Wis. dispatch: Bishop
Nicholson In an address yesterday
scored his clergymeD for failing to at
tend the conference lie said they
lacked good manners aud courtesy.
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Johannesburg Dispatch Another
conspiracy has been nipped in the bud.
Twenty arrests were made az mid.
night Tuesday in houses In various
parts OF johannesburg. A great sensa-
ton followed.
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prices for potatoes rule hiEh and buy
fnr il active the demand FOR shipment L.
Utmost pressing. car lots ~ and Alc per
st fn- store lots
Best grades Of butter ard strictly tresh
rrea arc in demand.
Hest winter apples sell IN Detroit ~
Al -af,s % Dcr hhl. common. = l9nj -.
NOV. s. g5ffG o.
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The establishment In Rome of an
American library has been ordered hy.
royal decree. The library will contain
all publications relating tu the new
world since its discovery.
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The man who hates the Gospel does
Il FOR the same reason that an ele-
plant strikes nc the water which -
fleets his face.
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DO delay addressing TAFT BROS MEDICINE
co, N .Ci SOLD DRUGGISTS.
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ASTHMA CURE FREE !
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Perm
anent Cure in All Cases.

SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL.
ADDRESS PLAINLY.
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Reasons for Quality In stock.

The quality OF the grass Is good.
Many OF the settlers came from On
tario and had been schooled as to the
value OF good stock before going west.
The railroads and the government
have taken deep interest in making
Il less dificult and costly TO the farm
ers TO secure good males.
Those who are anxious OF changing
their residence should bear In mind
that the lands In Western Canada are
many OF them free and others reason
ably cheap.
Information will gladly be given by
any agent OF the Canadian government.
whose advertisement appears else
where
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.BiddlGCOnlb'S
Art Studio ! ! !:
Melsei Block. PORT HURON

Having had years OF experience In
The Photographic art. We are prepared
% do your work right aud at reason
able prices. Ask any of our patrons
what kind of work we turn out; ask
EN- IL we don't save them money.
They can tell ms much as we can.
rhe've tried rs aud are ogr permanent
ustOmers. You'd be too IL you'll ask
IN.
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AvoN SPRINGS. n. Y. Feb. 1. 1901.

DR. TAFT Bros. MEDICINE Co.
testimonial
the wonderful effect Of Asthmane the Asthma Ny wife
hausted skill as well others CHANGED
windows v Y
ne My wife taking the of November
disease respectfully. o. ID. PHELPS, VI
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lR. TArr BRos'. MEpIc1NE Co.

DR. Bros. MEDICINE 3
| / havct tried
fuze
ebeso
it, Home address. 235 Rivingou street RAPHAEL.
~ East i2gth w York
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Quality of tho Live stock.

II was a pleasurable surprise 10
note the high quality OF the stock.
The average OF quality in cattle Is
higher than the average OF cattle in our
state. unless in the dairy classes. This
opinion Is not reached rashly or with
out ample opportunity for inyestiga-
ton. | spent three long days In tho
show ring at Winnipeg making the
awards in the beef classes. ! question
II any OF our states. single handed.
could make such a showing In cattle.
II was my privilege TO make the
awards at several shows and az all OF
their fairs were evidences that much
attention is given to the Improvement
OF the stock. noted carefully the
character OF the herds that grazed
along the railroad and everywhere the
high average OF the quality OF the stock
was i'm evidence.
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ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADED
u,.hop score. Clergyman.

Use Russ bleaching Blue and make then
white again. i0c. a. AL good grOccrs.