TTMUS. FB>D>A’T. OCTOBEB 21- 4fl04-_


WHAXLEY. ,(By Abbcyite.)


The treasurer of the Accrington Victoria


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Hospital has received a cheque for los., being the proportionate amount of a legacy left by the late Mr. John Hindle,


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Myrtle Grove, Whalley. The classes for evening instruction are


being e.\ceedingly well attended, and in some instances quite surpassing the expec­


tations of the Committee. There has been a most gratifying response to the appeal for students for the cookery class, the entries so far numbering over 6o."


G IF T OR LOAN*.


WISWELL WIDOW AND SON IN COURT.


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morning, before His Hon. judge Coventry, Nancy Exton, widow, Wiswell, claimed from John Exton, Whalley, her son, which she alleged had been lent and not repaid, Mr. Lloyd, Burnley, was for plaintiff, and Mr. H. Baldwin, Clitheroe, for defendant. From the statement of plaintiff's solicitor


which was afterwards borne out in evidence it ai>peared that plaintiff was left a widow, in 1895, with the rights and privileges of her husband’s estate, which included


quarry. The co-executors were William and Thomas, two sons, and they allowed her to manage the quarry until 190’ , when, in consequence of bad trade pl.aintiff intimated her inability to carry on the business. The co-executors then took charge. Formerly all the live sons worked in the quarry. At the request of Oliver Exton, one of the


sons, now dead, plantiff loaned him j!j-o and a similar amount to defendant. Oliver had since paid his loan, but defendant h.ad not, and the ainonnl was the subject of the


action. Defendant, strongly alVirmed she only


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loaned the amount. ft was mentioned that an -action had re­


cently been taken in Chancerv in connec­ tion with the affairs of the family. Rd. Exton. Whittam's Farm, Sabilen,


with whom jilaintiff resitles, said some time .ago he asked tlefcndant aljont the monc\, and he replied that he had spent it. I’ l.ain tiff w.as dependent on him, only hating I .’ s. 6d. a week coming in in rents, from which rates had to be jraid. I*'or llui c.lefoiH'o it was rontciidcd thal tno


amount in question w.as a gift to both sons. His Honour said the question was


whether the sum really was a loan or a gift. 1 f the sum was advanced with the notion that it should be taken into account when the estate was administered (and he seemed inclined to believe that was what had ie.ally taken place) then the ])laintiff could not re­ cover. .-\t the same time it ought to be put on record for consideration when the estate was administered, that defendant had had the amount in question. He found for de­


fendant, without costs. . f ■ LE CTU R E ON OXFORD. The winter session of the Whalley ^lutual I;;


lmi)rovemenl Society, in connection with w hich a capital list of alternate lectures and debates has been arranged, was opened be­ fore a good attendance on Wednesday' e\ eti- ing, in the National School, when the presi­ dent, the Rev. S. T . Taylor-Taswell, M.A., gave an interesting and instructive lecture on “ Oxford.'’ The lecturer was for some time tutor at Oxford, and is a scholar of Christ Church. Mr. T . Longworth, J . l ’ .,


C.C. presided. The first part of the lecture was the re­


which had no jiarts and, no magnitude, and therefore a piii could not stand on its point; and thirdlv,


it would if it was stu A m


_(laughter). Allusion was made to lorn, the celebrated bell of Christ Church, w'hich struck lo i at 9.5,when the gates were closed and the undergraduates had to get in. The bell was re-cast in J663, and then Bishop Corbet, of Norwich, wrote a poem on the process, in which the following words


occurred: And though we’re grieved to see thee


thumped and banged, AVe”ll all be glad to see thee hanged.


_(laughter). Oxford, said the lecturer, was a parodox. It liad the most aristocra tic and at the same time the most democra­ tic societv in the world. They had the best of society there, and yet if a man showed ability they did not trouble about his par­ entage, or his position, everybody embraced him.


fn conclusion, reference was rnade


to the ancient Scotch universities, Trinity College. Dublin, also London, .and to the extension of the university local examina­


tions and lectures. The. lecture was listened to with rapt at­


tention and he.artllv enioycd, and at the close Mr. Taylor-T.iswell was accorded the


thanks of the” gathering. GRINDLETON.


LIVE STO CR FOOD LECTURES. 'J’Jie second lecture on “ f‘ ood for Live


Stock ” in connection with the Yorkshire College for .-Vgricultural Educ.ation w.-is de­ livered ni the National school on Friday evening bv Mr. F. C, .-\rchibald, Leeds Uni­ versity, w'ho dealt w’rth the properties of or- dinarv foods in use— oats, h.ay' and maize, fn the next lecture he will deal with the special foods now in the market.


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close of his remarks the lecturer .answered several questions. The course is likely to prove beneficial. There was .a good atteii- laivte jiresided over by the Vicar.


EDUCATIO.N SUCCESS.


cess gained bv hfr. Jos. Robinson, son of Mr. Robinson, Swindlehurst Farm, assis­ tant master at the National school. Middle- ton, who has been successful at a recent exaniination for the diploma of the College of Preceptors. Last week Mr. Robinson was appointed by the Higher Education Sub-Committee of Middleton additional tea­ cher at the night school. It m.ay be .added that he won a first class at Chester College.


WEDDING. A very quiet wedding look pKace at St.


James’ Church, Bhackburn, on Wednesday, when .Miss Lydia Elinor Grosvenor, youn­ gest daughter'of the late Lydia Elinor and Joseph Grosvenor Davis, of Pittsburgh, U. S. A , and great grand-daughter of Lady Martha Urosvenor and Joseph Cirosvenor Davis, of Grosvenor House, London, was married to Mr. John Hargreaves, eldest son of the late Margaret and Henry Hargreaves, Ribblesdale View, Grindleton. Mrs. W. M. Barnes gave the bride away in the name of her brother, Mr. J. D. Davis, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Wentworth Dixon, of Bolton, ac­ ted .as matron-in-waiting. The ceremony was performed by Bisho]) '1 hornton, of Blackburn, assisted by the Rev. A. 1.. Greig, Vicar of Grindleton, and the Rev. W. Palmer. Vicar of .St. James’. A dainty breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barnes. By request of


the bride there were no gifts.


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sult of investigation on the part of the lec- tnier into the rise and progress of Univer­ sities in Huroiie during the u th and 131I1 centuries, and at the outset historical refer­ ence was made to Salerno (.Naples), dating from the ninth century, Bologna and Paris. Universities of the middle ages were also al­ luded to, and also the modern universities in I'inglaiul, the Colonies and tlie United States. Oxford, the more immediate sub­ ject of the lecture, he said was b.ased upon the model of the university of Paris, though the college system was initiated by the Statutes of Merton, Oxford. The city pos­ sessed -M colleges, one hall, three private hall, one non-collegiate body, and four women's'colleges, and the heads or prin­ ciples had difTereiit names, a.s, Dean of Christ Church, Wartlen of All Soul's, Mas­ ter of Balliol, Princi])al of Hrarnose, Presi­ dent of Corpus Christi, Rector of E.xeter. Jtrovost of Oriel. Censor of the Non-Colle- "iates, etc. Of these four were founded in The 13th century, four in the i-tth, three in the 15th. six in the i6th, two in the 17, one in the 18th. and two in the 19th century. There were 76 professors and readers, eleven teachers and innumerable college tutors. In 1903 the University of Oxford had 12,000 menibers, 3538 under-graduates, anil 6.32.) members of convocation, or members of the University who had the franchise. The income from endowments in 1903 was 126,099. 1 he government of the Universitv was placed in the hands of three bodies.' convocation, congreg.-ilion and the hebdomadol council. 'I'he Univer­ sity prizes were formerly eight and now numbered 16. the chief of which were the Chancellor's, the Gtiisford, .kniold. Ellerton. Stanhope and Newdigate. I he second part of the lecture consisted of views, thrown on the screen bv the aid of Mr. W. ^.atess powerful lant'ern, of the leading colleges and public buildings, speci.al prominence being -iven to Chrict Cliurdt. Brazenose. Univer­ sitv and Balliol. A general sketch of the un'der graduate was given. and inanv amusing anecdotes told.


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question was once asked, went on the lecturer, why would out .-i pm stand on its point. The answer of the un­ dergraduate was. first, that a pm would not stand on its head, mui h less w as it pos-iVile


that it should stand ‘ on its iioint; second. a p o in t , - a c c o rd in g to e u d i d , w a s th a t


A i ^ % '* ^ " * . • At the Times Office, Market Place. RIMIHGTON. C.'VR.WAN AND CAMERA. This w.as the subject of a highly eiiler-


it.ainng lecture tleliveretl hi the N.atiou.al school, Rimingloii, on .Salurd.ay by Mr. EtI- g.ar Belliugham, whose eiitertaiiiing itici- tlenls of his travels in the district, together with his racy and witty remarks, were duly apiireciatcd by the large audience present. Photos of local scenes and figiire.s taken by Mr. Bellingham were exliibited. Mr. Hen­ ry Jack.son, Martin Top, presidetl. The net proceeds will be devoted towards a debt on the school.


ALLAN THOMSON.


STOCK AND SHAKE BROKEK, 22. RICHMOND TERRACE. BLACKBURN.


Telcplionc, N a 637.


Tclogia'UB, ' Atom," Blackburn. TO LET.


Two PA R LO U R ED HCUSES. TO L E T in 29, Montague Street, Ulithcr c.


Montague S tree t.—Api ly, J am e s Smith,


r p O BE LE r OR SOLD—the REFRESHMEN'T T E N T in th e M ark et TUcc, the property of


the Clilhccoo Tcmpcranco Council.—Apply to R cr . Wilson Murray, The Manse, Rimlico RcMd.


SALES BY AUCTION. K JC E EU O LD U O U SE S at PIMLICO ► OR S -L E X M A S C L U B ,


For FANCY GOODS, and TOYS,


r p O B E S O L D BY A U C T IO N , by Mr. Ainoa Ji Duerden. a t the Bank Salerootnn, CHthuoe,


I a t 7*0 o’clock on MONO AY EV EN IN G , th e 7th Noveraber, 1004, subject to auch conditions a s will be theu p roduci^, AU ^hoao


9 DWELLING-HOUSES,


together with the W’c ighing Machlno and a l l other appurtenances thereto, being Nos. 12, 14, 16,16, 20, 24, 26, 28, and 30, Pitnlicu, CllUicroe.


Tho proj)6r t j ia Freehold, free from Rent*


charge, and well let. The ten an t of No. 30, will shew th e property,


and fu r th er information may be obtained from the Auctioaecr, or from


MESSRS. ROBINSON, & SONS, Sollciturs,


CiiUieroe.


cAOCOUNTAKT AND ALBITOB, KING STBEET, GLITHEBOE.


For Fire, Life, Accident, Fidelity, Plate Glau, &C.


HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT.


TYPEWRITING done on the shortest notice at reasonable terras.


EDWABD CHESTER. Wall and Ceiling Papers* QKNMUU. IMaURAMOa AQKHT


C A S T L E GA T E , Clitheroe.y;


LINCRUSTA, WAL TON, ANAGLYPTA, LIGNOMU*^'| AND A L L THE L A T E S T ART PRODUCTIONS IN WAL L PIANGINGS. •----------------------------------


F O R W A L L S A N D C E I L I N G S , I N A L L TH E


L A T E S T D E C O R A T I V E S H A D E S . A T L O W E S T


P R I C E S .


I n c a n d e s c e n t L a m p s a n d F i t t i n g s a speciality, B u r 7ters C077iplete fro77i i j-, Ma/itlcs 3 tk>


reductio7i fo r qua7ilities. A great varity o f Globes and Chimney s always instock.


Water Paint Water Painl


Sifti rrsict


| J . " W h i t e s i d e & Son IlEGISTEIlEl) rLU llB E I lS AND HOUSE DECOllATOHS -felM* GAS, ELECTRIC HELL AND HOT JVATEK UTTERS | | |


ConnoU 2^% National War .Loan


COBPOBATIOK brnoK®' I


AccrinRton Dial G & W An. Blackburn 4% .,


»i%


Clitheroo Corp. Aunultie* Darken Corp. Annuitica


Burnley 3J% Bolton 35%


CalctlonlBn Deferred , ,


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B ritibu Hailwatb. I ’rcferred


G re a t Kaetern G re a t Northern. Doforrctl


G re a t Weatern Lane. & Yorks.8% I ’rcfcrcnei-


London & North Western


Midland Deferred , , P refer red


North B r itish Deferred ,,


Ounadiiin Pacific


Grand T ru n k Ordinary Guaranteed


,’j Kimt Pref. Second l*ref. T h ird Pref.


" G*S AMU Watkh. All. &■ Dublin Gas 10% XIO I


Hartlepool Gas and Water Newcastle W ater Preston Gas A fI0%) .. B (7% )


B am as. Craven JCSO sliarcs


Lane. & Yorks. £20 shares Lloyds X50 sliares Lon. City & Mid. £ 60 shares


It is jileasiiig to note an education suc­ Man. & County £100 shales


Man. A L'pool Dis. £60 ,, Williams Deacon £ 6 0 sliares B bswkmiks.


Cunningliani’s £10 Uni. £10 4}% Pref. 4% Deb. Stk.


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Dutton's £10 Urd. £10 6}% Prof. 4% Deb. Stk.


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N u tta ll's 4% Deb. Stk. Shaw's 4% Dob Stk. Tliwaitcs' £10 5% Pref.


Miboem-amkoub


Albert Spin. (Darwen ) £6 Blackburn Loom £10 Ord. ,


Blatkpool 'rower £1 Ord, Blcachere XI Ord. £ 1 5 } 7 oV r« r .


Calico PrinterB £1 Ord. „


Darwen P aper A £5 , , B £6 ,, C £ 1


Darwen Sjiinning 1 ng. Sewing Cotton £1 Urd.


Fine Spinnera £ 1 Oral. ,.


4 7 . Deb. Stk.


Howard*! BuiloughXi Uru. HunlcrB tlie Teamen £1 Ord


Inijierial Mill £1 Man. bliip Canal / lO Only


N a t . 'releidiono Deferred ,,


P a rk Place Mill £5 PeeblcB & Son / 5 Ordy , ,


Steinera £10 Ord. „ £10 5 7 , I’ref.


United Indigo £1 t ln l , £1 6 7 . I’ref.


Wall I’a p e rX l 5 7 . Picf. „ 4 7 , Deb. Stk.


Wigan Coal Se Iron £10 ,, Preferreil


North of Ireland P aper £5 OBwaldlwistlo Colliery


IsBJ'Vtct


S ta r P ap e r £6 Ord, „ £5 107. I’tof-


4 7 .n c b .S tk .


Caatner Kellner £ I Cotton Hall (Darwen) £5


£10 5% Prel. Preferred


North k a s te rn Consols COLOSIXI. ltill.WAVB.


Deboripiiok -YEST.BB;DA3PS i ^QUOTATIONS. Bank Rate Account Day, pet. ^6th, .975—372


. P biob. 883—885


103J - 104J 90—91


101*—102 9 17—


28—29>i> 28—29y|>


-99


32J-3 8 76} -763 91—91}


.293—SOJyp 119—121


I.JST. C L I T H E R 0 B ^ T I ^ E S


INSlU[;Jl,A,?iIC,P CpUP,ON. This.Inaucanco.ia not oouflncdjto.Bulway T i»m


Acqldenta only, b u t ^against. A l l T f lW P S cr Voincle A c c id e n ts .''


FREE JJsJSURANGE.


Tlio C asu a lty Insurance,,Company, Limited, will p ay to the legal representotive of


" ,woman (railway servants h a l l happen to,mw!t.with.hiaur<.hor.death by an


acc id en t to a tra fn .o r to a public ,veh clc. licensed for passenger service, in wlijch.he.or.sho was riding


a s an o rdinary passenger in .an y p a r t of th e United


Kinffdom.oD-tho following coii'lilionB.— 1. T h a t a t the time of-the a cc id en t ,tho pasMn*


gcr in'question h a d : upon h is -o r h<:r Perapn this


Insurance Coupon or the p ap er in .whiph i t is, witn his, or her, usual s ignature written in th e space


provided a t the foot. 2 T h is p aper may bo le f t ,a t his, or her, place


of abode, so long a s the Coupon is signM.


8. The notice of the a cc id en t be given to the Company guaranteeing th is insurance witlim seven


■ Absolutely the best and m


d sy s of its occurence. 4. T h a t death re su lt within one month Irom


the d a te of the accident. 1545—1543


42}-48 18»—139} 107—107j 88—89


66}—67 6 7 2 -6 8 46*—461 761—76}


138}—139


1053—106} 93—93} 433-44


137—137} 163—17 971—98J


20}— 20} 133— 14


121— 123 213—215 205—210xd 152}—163


23}—28} 33—33}


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1 - 1 * 4—4}


66—71 4—5


88} - 89} 91—93


• 8—81 11} - 11}' 30/- - 3'2;6


20,6-21,6 lb 's - ! 1/6


8 3 -9 } 8}—'J


20/3— 20,6 II/— 11/3 91— 91}


9J—10 7 j - 7 3


30/-— 82/6 12/— 12;6 27/— 27/3 100—101


2-'21


27/— 28'- 28/6 - 29/- 9/— 9/6


100}—lO,}


23/6 - 2G/- •JO}— 97}


7}-73 8}—4 2- 2} 3—3J


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92}— 93* 8J-83


3;0— 4/- 0/6—10/ /3—19/6


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5. 'I h a t no person c an claim in respect ot more Uian one of these Coupons.


. 6. Th e insurance will hold good from 6 a.m. 01 , , „


of the morning of publication to G a.m. on Uie day of the following publication.


Sic«id ■


Address The due


fulfilment of tliis insurance is guaranteed by


The Casually Insurance Comp.any, Limited, 123, PA L L MALL, LONDON. S.W., To wliom a l l Communications should bo made.


O o to b e r 2 1 St, 1904.


CITY OF BRADFORD EXHIBITIOH. The Huge Success of 1904,


A F e a s t of pleasures by day, F a iry lan d in Colours a f te r dark.


All sorts of good side Shows,


Best place for a i l pleasure P a r ties . Admission before si.x, Is . a f te r six, 6d.,


Satu rd ay s 6d., Day tickcU, admission six side sliows, 2/6.


Exhibition closes. S s tu r t lay , October 29tli. Do not bo too late.


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663—57} 481- 48} _oaX


WAHTED. 10," Times Ofilcc, Clithcroo


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o o d l o d g in g s for two or four respectable men in


Primrose d is tr ic t .—Apply, Box •G ", Tiroes OfHee. Clitheroe.


47 A N T E D .— A NUKSE GIKL.—Apply- Times Office, Clitlicroc.


o n DON.—ViiitorB can h a re clean, comfortable and homely ap ar tiu cn ts. i onvenient for 'Bus or Kail, TerniB reaBonable, W rite, W, Fortnam,


18, Thoriiliill Cresent, Lofting Road, Bamsbury, London, N.


large EsUtcB ami Building Society in conYt-yanc- iog accountis cnrrenpondcnce, plan®, denirea a s ituation in Clitheroc o r d is tr ic t, mnall salary , imimpeachablc crcdcnlialn.—Addrcna, ** Ucrac, ” Times Office, OHthcroc.


ADVEUTISEK, (yount;). 11> yearn’ exporionce


\7 I7 A N T E D —GOOD COUK, age 25 to 30, V t - general ex p er ien ce .-A p p ly ,M rB . Kaetbam,


Horrockaford Old Uall, C l ith e iw . OK SiJLE.


PiCB, &c., &c., a t wholcBalepriceafroinT. Duckett, 20, Salford, Clitheroe.


CHAMPION AR THINGTON STRAIN


1 INNER


kN KALE,—Grand Pedigree Airedale I ’op», * of almve Btraiu.— Dewhurst, Grocer, Salford.


N SALK.—About tiO GRAND I’ULLETF, Knglisii and I r ish ,—Apply, 7G, Chatburn


Road, Clitheroc.


r i 'O B E SOLD BY PR IV A T E TR EATY the J . p«opcrty known as Iho W E A V E R S *


IN ST ITU T E . Salford, Clilheroc. Apply in the Aral inatance to the Secretary, A. H. C ottam.


l OOEUS wiBhing to increa»c th e ir buainceiei c an obtain SaunacCB, Brawn, PuddiugB,


O S 'W A L D R O ’W l, C O A L A G E N T & F U R N I T U R E R K M O V K H .


Note the Address : ■40. E SH TO N TERRACE, Office; thorn .•"'IRtLI


Agent for the following Coal : 1 Bridgewater Coal


Cock Bridge Clifton and Kersley Haigh Moor Silkstone T ownley Best Nuts, Coke.


cbL IN ULS} -----....— .<f.R0AD<^6Ani All the best


Coal on the Market.


S p e c ia l quotations for T ru c k Loads at any Station.


^ U n n


Orders hy Post or Telcpho7ie/or C o a l , H a y , S t r a w & C n o p shall receivepro77ipt ailc7itio7i. Tchpinmc No. 2 0 7 ) •


..r?® ■7$


L'\.S r S i l with leading Kant l.eanca»)iire Solicilom for


T. W A L S H A W & Co., MARKET PLACE, CLITHEllOE.


Picture Post Cards OF A L L


Abbeys & Cathedrals At the “ Times ” Office


ANTED.—A GOOD GENEKAL , able to wash, references n q u i r e d—Apply, "B o x


,


Can be purchased cheap at the Gas Works.


TRY


J . W a l s h a w & Co O V E R C O A T S


FOR L A T E S T CLOTHS IN


a n d Warm, Winter Clothing, F O R B O Y S , Y O U T H S a7id MEN ,


T h a t is if you appre c iate Style, That IS if you desire to save Money,


Men’s S h ow e r p r o o f Overcoats f r om 21s.


M c7i's Overcoats 77iadc to 7)ieastire, Jro7it 2 7 / 6 . Mcti's Suits 77tadc to 77icasurc fro/zi 3 0 / - .


ost


economical method of Ironinj y e t introduced.


Reco7)W!C7ided as the 7710SI Heater 071 the jl la7'kct.


C O M P L E T E W I T H STAND and 2 IRONS,


Cl i the roe Corporation Ga s Works .


■ h e a r t h "W. G O R D O N


Autlior of “ Sickness ,V IS G Guide to Hel


Health and Happiu! MUDDLij


A great dc.ai of tlio rj


cm note everywhere f wlienever we take up traced to the liabit of :


. so common among the | l^tiie lower.


I sav tliis.


ni.m is of his wife, o: does not do for tlicm together. So long as to”havc his own frien often, and so refresli 1 t io n : and she onglit to to see and talk to , ill! errupt. As to place, tliink I am wrong in 1 as often as not go wi luisbands go by tin kMigbt.s, I feel certain at tlio tlieatre door t, home. Pray do no'


reader, i f 1 ''im companionsliip of om apt to get a bit irkso lit t le bursts of tin- correct tilings are not


a p p l e s an d I am svire tiiat my


tlic following pUim, ' picked from a ini p,Hiding: “ Profe.ssor liberal use of apples


removing al l disagr existence more enjoy tliat apples are an in tobacco lialiit, ami t; of d iet wi ll liave a w system. Profe.-sor director of apjili Exjiosition, and In 1,000.000 .aiipins to .alwavs regarded tli valn.alde of fruits. In i t sliould prove sub


worlil w i ll know n lias been observed Uiat in projiortion develojied the tasti .add tliat I liave my, tlie apple used as di is no doubt of oin are productive o portion of our daily


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n ia v s co re anoliior I m\ist n o t


* * w* ---- V I forj:'!


changes on theiso. t| t im e . Lemons, I t j tho-'C sulTering from| f r u i t is b r im : , ta k r c a re fu l w i t l i


A correspon.lrnt


y ou r " v a lu a b le p ra c t ic e s lltat are t ' as n ot to share iii t i l clisoase. Tak e , t'oiS


ntunbt*r o f trail of purrhasim: oM j in vshii'h th ey e* th e p u b l ic . This in I'V thos sh op s ,'su ch a.s ami small * sv palf'smen make it f;


h a n l lv an y lh in g juo.'kLiy purvlui.<«'tl b e s id e the shrpk* avlule s rme an* readitig-nn’m.«:. among the v o r k in ^ l gho]) w il l) a lium ll| 8hoj>koejHT w i l l swrets in tuxi'lning'' one that, want.'' pi in wht>--«‘ hatuK t ! I th e y may contain be«*n in a lum s c or a fe v r r is ra b y the patient the puMic shotdd auvtliinL' whirh i.s an'v \tn\’ eiunini: has been wrapi>rtl newspaper ur any


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