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Northern Advocate, 13 February 1912, Page 2

A cord or two of wood will be taken at the " Bugle" office in exchange for subscriptions; also butter, eggs, cast off clothing, and other edibles. See us for further partculars.—Bingville " Bugle" (U S. A.), The following notice is to be seen on the posters in a i little town in Provence, France: "Grand Bull Fight next week. The public is advised, however, that all the bulls will be cows*"

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