Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-02-03, Page 5F
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:BIOTISH 661414ECTION.
And the pioppsefi Trade PoUj
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Luc-kno*,.Jant. ,31St.'
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. To the Editor ,of the 864tinet ..
DEAR Siu.---.-The people.- -of Oanada-
are at present -Confronted With- the
--.-necessity of same- change. in our .trade
relations and perhaps ' the most linter--
• estinkquestion that... presentg. itOlf tit)
:the - mind-. of the . thoughtful - -and
patriotic citizpn..jii• what would: con-
duce :to the best intereits of the „mass
4b.f. the -Ganadia-n. ' ' eople,' and - lead) t6- 'a
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growth in population,. proriortionate to
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-our Vast undeveloped natural resource**
' We havereadWith interes± and E
care-
fully the • recent utterancesofth two
great tead,ers, as well as _those of their
-lieutenants, Upon-- the subject and
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must -confess to having experience to
some- .degree of .d_isaipointuien.i. On
- the other hand we find. the -leadOs of
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the party in--power,evidentli Unwilling
- to make any - radical -.changes in t the
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..policy that has ptevailed.- -during. the
_ _past -fifteen years with siich. -baneful .ef--
feCts to thegreat producing classes, pro-
- raises certain Modifications which, are
yet . undefined. :and we believe-, that.
.simple moclificatiOns are not _What: _ks
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- -needed :but ..a complete- reversal of
policy,..that‘: may- be 'gradual- in its
_operatithis,. yet, sufficiently ...- distili2t
- tlkat a - change will be :felt in the
economic pulsee..- -
On .the . other- hand: wa-- find the
_leaders Of Her _ illaiesty.'s _Loyal Op os7
ition declaring t.their -intention -Of -ad-
hering' to - the policy Of unrestricted
-reciproc. ity. ,With the - Irnited States-,
-having in ...V-ieW; of. course, the a QD-
tiCni of the great Prinoiple; of. Free -_
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Trade: :Now, we agree ' with thein-
• that the soon( ..we .have-- Free VI 't cle'
. •- t:
prihciples the better,. as -rafter :a carotid
stUdv..of Ehe.besf writer--; on. the Subject -
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-J am 'convinCed. that any policy' thaf,
was designed.' to benefit A,- bias& direCOys
-and. the Masses. indirectly-- cauld_ nlat
• possibly- lead- to. national. prosperity.•
We will be '611-aritable and, assni le
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,that -the proinotersi-Of the N. P. ...W re
• honest in 't. -,-heir convictions wh.en. -they
:-advoCate -it, yet -:.-in pratice it. has. --bf,1.-
found that matis - Cupidity CoUld -not
let the _golden -apportnnity..pass,..hence
' liti,l. ell OT the result. - , The:question of
. ..g.reateS't Mom-ent to ...us just. now - is
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how to -Arrive. a,t- a policy:that; will not
. -,only briTig.at once ' a measiirepf relief
•' but. under .- cleveJapinent br•inscr all.) t.
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" -Auch a,.state •-,of prOsperity - that. are -
bo
2. Che anci_ent ' ---protective
ID , •• . •
. p rlIMPleS will , be._ 'Impossible.: \ e
' notice that the .leader-. of tile ..oppos
tion--.•Joes..nat7 asiert .:-NE'ery. positively
got. :upon- :such - ternii as :will tit into
' - tha.t: tinrestrictQd:: reciprocity- .4i -I . ho
the situation•for 1:notie that he _ will.
not. aCCerz 4 'treaty that- will inelude a -
'._ less term than fifteen or. twenty.year4,
• which owino-qo the ra-pidly Chhiaoin
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voadition of trade-. nawadigs, i‘•
exceedingly doubtful if he can g6t:
Besides, have not .. noticed any feas_.1.
able plaii;-• proposed --unle&s. we go intd
. a commercial an idoar.that?'.
believe w6uld be diktastef..al- to- fl,le
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--great 'majority of Canadians.:
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.gest,knother Course -whieh bope_
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bedr discusSi(in • 'Why: not reach . out
for- free trade -by reducing the duties
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upon •British- goods - imported- into
Canada and •thus deal - fa-ci-ly. with a,
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natio that . has ..alWays..deakt-_--*fairiv ,
-wit". . .' -- -Thee -Will no tko..-.be--, on -y. treaty:1
i,s1/ - --,
to act of • th.e
J.can. assure. -you that ttkere
• ,vironld be.-soine abject lesson in frc-te
tia,de.vef.seA protection of such magiIi-
.tude, .presented-, :to-- the _.peopleof
Cana.da that refk.ctliary.
extinaufsh :ibe -protec-tiOn idea and
. -
there is no reasonwhyin -conjunction
this actthere should ndt'be;-a proposal :-
Made T.T..n.ited Stites
Go vern Meat. to..-redn co- all -duties down.
to. a. revenue _basis. and • abolish
alto-
gether some of the -twist objeotionable,
• ones, and it. would - .appeal? :that the •
- political .4mpathy :of the people there-
- respond ;: the :great
FarcarT-Organizati64,. the ..PatronS of-
Industbry; in their -platform declare'
for the inaiteriance of llritish connec-
-tion and .for freer trade. relatiori rn
air and equitable -terim,: tyith the.
world; and-__ Sir', such a plan' as I have
roUghly outlined seems' toilead 'in that
.direction.
_My sole p
few thOughts .
'and disthission,
versed, so; tha -
-.better educated -
ffect so much en
so in offeriiig these
invite consideration
h favorable and ad-
-may all become
hose subjeets that
aterial r s e it -
. - PoPr Y.
WM.- VA.L.ENS.
A petition is c
the village of Wiart
-IT:General, praying tha
&.strate be appointed. f%
Salary.
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L Licit 17.1 0.W.SeMirtel
ASEGIELD
M' . Bower's mill on the .-12th con.
is in full blast. We. expect the yard-
-Will soon be full of logs.
' Cupic! seems'to by shooting his
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arrows with good aim for we have no
less than two wedding at the hame
time and place. -
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The attendance in country --chool
has been small during the month- of
.Januarybut we hope the weather.. will
take up for -the. better'. •
Mr, 1VIcKeith, _13: --con;-, has been
dangerouslyill- of pheunornina, but we.
are glad to:hear he is :getting .better. -
The following- is- the sanding of S.
S. No. 5th class --A •
Gardner, -.13
W Gardner.
4th :elass--H Anderson; A • Brown,
R Gardner, J Reid, E ckarelner. -
. Sen. 3d M1ardrierr'E. E"
Reid, R Wlister:;:L ;Hunter.
Hunter,..R
Hunter, E • Gardner,. J Helrn, L
Habeck.
Sfen..2nd--7-;,:.X.GaWtrey F,-AnderSOni
Gardrier•,..13: Webs ter,_1.
Gardner,.J,Hunter, L Webster:
Hackett
i?at-
0 Broin.. -
ADDRESS ,--AND TAR EONTATIOht.
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Lucknow, Feb. 1st
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TQ' Mrt9 Wnz" McDonald :
-DEAR M ADAM7---It having lately Come
to our knowledge that. We are about
to lose in you a young lady who has
.for several years been citizen.- in our
Midst, one whose modesty and conduct
in private 'life -.-has commanded the
:respect of all and especially of those
with whom you were best 'acquainted,.
On behalf- of - the citizens We have
hastily taken advantage of thc oppor-
tunity here afforded to present you
with these pieces of silverware: with
the assurance that the good will of
all Will follow you from your home to
\Ve ho -
the'new.
pe -that
yotir table
May never Want.; that you Will z find
.friends.equally true in the far west;
and trust that. your Wedded hfe With
Ithe respected
partner f
we all` know SQ- Wellonay bring
o your choice,
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you that future hippness you so -
richly deserve
Signed on ..behalf . of your friends=,
-JAMES L.--1-.P-ATTE-4sOR;-iii-W.m. ,AND.E RSON
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'-cl.E.TLlfi.Qg;S MUTUAL vx4g-
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TeesWater,- Jolt 7th,..
e -annual Meeting of the ineinbers
was --.1.1914 in. the .towli halt Peter
Clark, 'president, in'the- chair. T -he
_minutes of last annual meeting 'having'
been .read it was Moved by Messrs.
Ro&s. and Smith,- that the Minutes as.
juSt read be adopted.Carried.
-The . ch-lirmari then „requested the:
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auditors; Messrs. Watson ancl McRae,
to .bring in and read their report . .Mr.
McRae read a. detailed Statement of
the 'receipts " and; _expenditures- of
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the company for -the year ending
31st Dec, 1892 as shown -in secretary'
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treasurer's - books'. .and reported as
follows.: ."We have .made a careful
investigati/n into the -affairs of - the
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ki-coMpany: 1-We_find that at the . audit
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-of 1891 the
there are 5
crease of 2
risks carrie
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747,05-0,
0 were -464 at this audit:
1 mernbers,- being an in
at audit .1891: the :total -
by company amounted ta-
:.:this, audit:the risks
amoiinted. to. $706,979, being
an in-
crease of .$59,929: . ,We &Mid- -correct
vouches -for- every expenditure.. ..We
saw deposit-- reiieipts' on bank for $70
-and. found -1-16-. cash in treasurer's hand
_ $729.29 to correspond With the balance
• required in.leaSh; hook. We saw that
..the.p.remiuhr notes in the Custom of
treasurer .Correspanded. with
• amounts 'entered in the policy register.'
Signed 13, Watson, J McDae.- It was
Moved and seConded..that the-aticlitor'8.
report. . a& read be. adopted. . • • .
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. The chairman' then..caledfor.nothin--:
ations- for • ---tWo directors .--inStead -Of
Samuel -:1Kirkland..- and. ..Andrew 1VIc-
Kague Who ' -retired. by-rotation:at this
date, when Messrs. , :Dunbar ---• and
McKee smoved-phat tire two retiring.
directors be r••761peted, no '-other nomi
nations bOng,:. Made -'AfeSsii& • Kirkland
and MCICagu. Were by ashow*of hands-
•junam.Ously elected directors .- forthe
letigding: threeyears no other:. business
being 1;iroug4.fortvard- tho.. chairman
deolared.the;_ineeting closed.
'AmmsoN' Secretary.
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g: circuIatec1.-442- old- settler says' that, in the:
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o the Attorney- ,vinter 9f. 1832-3 there was sleighing
eninsula, with land it was dOn
xception of a slight thaw:in January.„-
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Police. .111agi- from Nov. •the 24th till 461 the 15th
tInuously cold with the
Bruce kio unty,
A.USTARLIA.8- latest i eligfous census-
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incluOing'NeW-.Zealand and Tasmatia,
44000:her a poiftulatiOn. of .3;801,693,
exeinsive of abOridineS and : Moaris,.
gives the following figures to the-ntim...
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bet of the adheteiits of the principal
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churches :1-:churali; of England,* 1,48.8,-
-.:$66; Roman -Catholic's, 799,824;
byterians, 493,483 ;-.-.Methodists, 463,
097.; .Independent; '79,434
, Baptist,
.87,185 ;.LiitheranS, 76,432, 'Salvation
ArtnY;142,r813 ;.
gives one a shudder to 'read of a
country -without4toVes or furnaces or
steam. heaters.. -Such-a country, how-
- eVeriiii Southern Europe, and indeed
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all of -Europe but the extrethe north:
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When such a country has'cold.Weather, -
grate fires and Pans' of - charcoal are
. the only.protection It can -cointhand.
Just now and for -Severalweeks past,
the tempertizre all. :along. the north.
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shore of the Mediterranean has ranged
.several- deg .
degree. below. the freezing
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point, and the people have been exces-
sively uncomfortable. ,No othbr co -un -
try, has, the means of making itself so
comfortable in winter as our own.
RHEUMATISM' CURED IN A DAY. --
South .Arnerican. -Rheumatcsm' Cure
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radi-
cally cures in 1 to.3 daYs. _ Its action
upon the system' is remarkable- and
mysterious. It- removes at once the
cause and the disease im-rnediately dis-
appears. The . "first; dose greatly
benefits.' -75 cents. Warranted by A:
Con.graM.
FOR SA -LE
OUSE AND . Loi, FOR SAE ON
' Ross St. also lot for sale oil Havelock
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- St.- ni•ar the G. T. R, Station. - On _easy. terms. -
Apply . to Jafi. - Kerr,- Drumbo, •01. Hugh
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illorrion, 1_4110o -10W. ' •
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CARETAKER tplANTED.
-PP.LICAT.IONS WILL BE RECEIt'
ed.by.theUndeitigned up to the 15th of
tras..inonth for • caretaker' of lAucknvw Public
SchoolService to cow -Mei -ice at once.- Ren-:-.
quird citi1eF3 oda beleaemi tbe. Secre-
tary,
• Lowest or any. tender not necessr,rily ac-
cepted -
- • •D 13.,111c NTOSH;
Lueknow,!. Feb . -.1st, 1893,
Secretary
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SE AN
OR SAL
•Ort.liary
At the "People's Store,"
ments of Fall and Wint
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Helens, . large' consign -
1\7 T'S u 1\1- 13 WM)
Natural, •Scotch and Alabama Wools
Xi-A.1)1M S 1:11\1"DiJWM
Hygiene" French Elastic Wools.; ,
'anneal
mgolias in seasonable variety
o suit the approaching season;
nice .dressy ..colors'And,
Make. a -speciaIty in Gent's ord
..gti.1,rnteed-to fit.' All other departme
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assorted with the newest igoOs in the
Highest market price paid .for B
:proguee. Romember the place.
red work---ev4y suit
ts are equally well -
arket.
tter, -Egg's and Other
Ia the placd. to make your sel
cROCKERY, CLASSWARE.GRO-CERIE
I have in stock the. foil°
Dried Apple
Extract .
Fizs
Fish, canned
Fish, dried
Gelotine •
Gingers
-Apples
:Blacking
Black Lead
Blue. .
Baking _Powders
-Barley, pot
Bath Brick
-
eans
Brooms
Baskets
• Btushes
Biscuit
Coffee
Confectionery
Canned G -cods
Cocoa -
Chocolate •
0-orn,.canned•
Corn meal'
Ourra,nts
Currie Powder
ITUATED ON HAVELOCK TREEr
in the village ot n. r the sta-ticn.1
The house is -a large frani , containing
eight or 'nine rooms, -.cellar, kitchen:„. etc„ - and
is in a good State of repair: Tlie garden - con-
taing about one are of ground_ and is well
..stocked with apple, cherry, plum. and otlr
fruit trees. _The: place . will' be sold .chea
For further particulars apply to Hugh Mor-
rison or to • - - •• •
A8. -A; DENNING
- LucknoW P. 0
E HAVE MANY INI EW -SPECIAL
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'varieties, both in fruitsan d ornam;m-
ls to -offer, .which are controlled only by us.:
e pay commission or salary.. -. Write us at
ce for terms.. and secure choice of territorv
MAY. BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
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Rochester, N.- Y
ta
W
on
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v.er
"IAll things come to them
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Cream Tarter .
%Cocoanut _
Dat -es
Hops
Haney
Ink A.
In dig() •
• Licoride .
Lithe Juice
Lemons.
!Lamps
!Lard
• IMatches
1Minee Meat•
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- Meal •=
- Macaroni .
!Mustard
• •11Vleats; canned
•1 -Magnesia '
'Nuts
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_ Nutmeg.
Oil, -olive
Oil, sweet .
iiOil,Pgaesat° r
, Oat Meal
Pails•
Peels-- Pickies-
Pearline •
"
up
Peas, Canned
PepperRaisins -.
Rice -
Sago ••
Salt
Senna
Seeds
Sugar
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* 'No. I Flour always on hana. Goods delivered to
R SALE.
rriH AT VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
• ty known as the "Leddy Farm!' Lot 22,
Con. 5: West Wawanosh, is now for,sale. On
the premises are: --A good, large, comfortable
frame house, a large frame barn L shaped,
75x45 feet, and underneath the smile a stone
!gable, a never -failing spring is found on the
back part of the lot and two good wells to the
'front, together with a cistern at . the bafzi,
1which furnishes ample grater supply, 30 acres.
:of hardwood bash, large orchard of principally
winter fruit, 90 acres under grass and the bal-
lance well cultivated.
.1 This being. one of the best farms in the
,TownShip, it ought to End &ready sale, ,
For Terms and particulais, apply to.
M. CORRIGAN..
I Lucknow
HUGH MORRISON, ,
Or to JOHN McCABE, in rear of for lot.
who wait.
o rover
Should Road: -
"All things come to those
who go after them."
We are after you just
.1(yvv;with Family Bibies at
such low rices as welI .cOm-
1440 Atte tiiott.':..:11,aVe:,. you'ever heard of Family Bibies
at Well:..Wre have . .a-
largeritocki6f: Fa,m1Iy. Bibles 7
than most wholesale.
You will have no agents tra
jr.elliOgeripenSesto,:.pay.We
.botigli:tJthOap: 'aucl-: to
sell.• .Prices will do it
:-H.1:S
Is 131.1817
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STOCK TAKING,
and Itas a lot of
Salary and expenses weeklyfrom start. Litk.:
eral commission to be.aipart-thne agents:
Permanent position. Good chance for
advancement. Exclusive terrItoz7. •
• _est growers of Nursery.stock
in Canada, and‘only_growers_
in both Canadaltnd United
States. Clean, hardiaistfck
true to name, and
treatment guaran-
teed. No substi:
tution in our
orders. No
competi-
tion
t),
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from
Other
• houses, on
account of
low prices and
peculiar advanta-
ges. We can interest
any one not earning $75
• per month and expenses.
Don't hesita_te becatuse of pre-
vious failures in this., or other
lines.We can make you a success.
Outfit free. "Address for particulars,'
BROWN BROS. CO., Continental Nunerfes
This house's reliable.) TORONTO,- NT.
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ctions il
Soda
- ';Soaps
iS ioos
LP -
ibtaroh
. IStrawberries, came ,
-. .
iSulpbers -
Tapioca
Tomatoes, cunned•
.:1Teas • ••
'‘Tobajccoes
Vermicelli
Vinegais
Washboards .
Washirg Crystal
Wooderiware
Whiting-
Diri.ner Sets
Yeast Cak• es
Dinner Sets -
/Toe sets
' ,Water Sebs
Cream Sets
Berry -Sets
Toilet Sets
any part of the town. '
EXEC: -TOWS. SALE
OF
FARM PROPERTY
HE 1XE0 TOWS OF THE LATE
Kermrth, atheson, offer for 'sale
or rent the estate of the. -sail de
ceased Kennet Matheson. beim- com-
posed of the webt half of lot No 3, W. D.,
12th_ con. .Ashiiel containing 100 -ac res, more
or less: There i on these iirernises, two
.dwelling houses, one Jog barn - with Irrm.
stabhng ; two young ' orchards behring.
fam iq well %irate 'ed aud extra well foxed.
with cedar ruls j• ' •
For terms of -sae or rent -apply on the pre-
inisesor bymail to
JOIMT MCKEIZ1E.
. Lochalsh
AshEeld
MAKE NOTIC
IL Forbid from
in on that part. of
oethe township of
belongs to the-ostat
° TH
Notember, 28th, 1.
t.CANADIAlid
ftAittyk.".'
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--ALL PER 8 ONS
uttingtimber or trespa§ii-
at No. 13, in the 11 con.
est Wawanosh, 'which
f the late
MALS TirompSOAshffeidN
Benfgent14170 etilitair.e*Sat.00331/71.197".-1,'
8, F00 Fa 5 -tennis
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