HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-10-24, Page 3'l.'O131aty. 24, 1876.
narl1oa1rs °
These bre pilling tinges- -stove piping
The best time on record -Lunch
tante•
It's a mighty ignorant horse that
doesn't know fts owll fodder:
Ladies batss will be felt this season'
says an exchange. So wilt the hills,.
It bee been asked, when rain fells,
does it ever get up again ? Of course
it does in dew tiumo,
A. bachelor friend says he dislikes
young married couples because they
are apt to give themselves heirs.'
Joking about her nose, a young lady
said, ' I had nothing to do with shape
ing it. It was a birthday present.
' I ddn't like that cat. : It's got spun-'
ters in its feet 1' was alas'' exouse of the
t four-year-old for throwing : the• kitten
away.
Inhere is one tiniep lore. ,than an.:
other that a man tells a ,downright lie,
it is when be tanks this sign on his door
' Will return in a few Minutes.'
An Albany clergyman. was recently
telling a marvellous story, when :hie
little girl said :.''Now, pop, 'is that'
really true, or is it j>tst preaohing
Backward, turn backward, 011. 'Time,,
in your flight; and let me remember:
when last I was tight. Wife .at the
window, her ma at the cdoor ; you all
know how it is who. have •:.been there
before.
A woman savesher old • love letters
'ant to' see what a fool her husband.
made of himself,_ There's no use of .tr
man doing this -he can see, it every
day he lives, without reading over any,
letters.
A man may - elude' a disagreeable, -
creditor for a long while sometimes,
but there is one thing in this uncertain,
vale of tears he can't `dodge. 'When 'a.
.sneeze has business with a fellow it al-
ways finds him at home:
A young man who was engaged as a
clerk was told by his employer that all
the clerks slept' in the house, -and that
it was closed punctually at ten o'clock.
•' Oh, don't apologize !' said. the youth,
' I don'tcare what time it's; closed;'if
it's only opened soon enough, ,in • they
morning '
A recent advertisement contains the'
following : ' if the gentleanan
keeps shoe shop with -redhead will . re-
turn the umbrella of a young lady, with
whalebone ribs and an .iron' handle to
the slate -roofed grocer's slap; ..he will
hear of something to his advantage, as;
the same' is the gift of a deceased •mo
-.ther now no more with the name en-
graved upon it.' ' • , •
'Wimp,' asks a young reader=•'when
is the time to travel 4' :When you hear
her father's foot upon the third. step,
young man, is about as•good a time as
any to start, and you can prolong the
tour to suit .your. own convenience -and
• the length of the old man's cane. ' From
the innocence with which yon ask :tlie=
question. we suppose you didn't travel,
until be was clear into the parlor.'
'Served you -right. •'
Tell. us not in -mournful numbers that.
this life is but a dream, when a girl that
weighs one hundred gets :outside of .a,
quart of cream and torn wants •more.=
Elmira Gazette. L• ife is real, life is ear-
nest, and the girls know what they need,
but on cream they are tied durndest set
to show their grit and greed: -No en-
core.-Neiv York .News. Lot us then
bs up and doing, with a heart for any
fate ; but never let us go a -wooing girls
that want a second plate. How's that 4
-Newsboy. Dust thou art a ' fool in
hoarding, it's the road to honeymoons,
love is life's'ice main, or leastways, but
a matter of two spoons.. Ironical -laugh-
ter, -Cincinnati Commercial.: ' • .:..
At a recent trial of a liquor ease' the
witness on the stand was under exam-
ination as to what he had seen in the
d'efendant's domicile, which he .said he
had visited a number of •tines,' ' Did
you ever see any, spirits there, or . any-
thing you regarded as spirits T. asked
the presiding justice. ' Why, yes --T•
don't know but I have,' was the' reply
of the witness. ' Do you know What
kind of spirits 'f'' Yea.' ' low do you
.know ? ' I kinder smelt it.'
now,'. said the judge, straightening him-
self for the convicting answer which •he'
supposed would be given, ' will yon
please tell me what kind .of spirits it
was 2' ' Spirits o' turpentine.l.'
At a certain hotel they were one day
short of a waiter, when a newly- arrival
Hibernian was hastily made to supply
the place of a more expert 118nul. '' Now
Barney,' said the thine host, 'mind you
eewe every man with soup anyhow,'
•
Bedad., I'll do that SWOP,' said the alei t
Barney. The souls carie on, and Bar-
ney, after helping all but one ghost,
came upon the last one. ' Soup, sip,''
said Bai ney. ' No soup for me,' said
the gent, ' But you must have it,' said
Barney ; ' We the rules of the liouse.'
Hang the hero,' exaloined: the guest,
highly exasperated, 'when I iion't want
scalp I won't'hat its -net alongwith you,'
Well,' said Bunny, with olemnit
'rill I can just say is jest this; its the
regulations of the house, all(l- divll a
drop else yell get till ye finish the soup!'
The traveller then gave in, and the soup
was gobbled.
Itui Vale to Lonaea.
We struck into Hounds•liteb, 'ilaesed
the narrow street of St. 11ry-Axe on
the right, and it few steps further we
came to a harrow opening on the left,
into which. (although it was early yet)
a stream of igen and woolen were flow-
i'ng.The policeman pointed it out.and
continued, his walk, We stopped ,and
took a survey. The hole in the Contin-
uous front of 'rather respectable Hounds -
ditch shops was about six feet wide 'and
ten -feet high: ' Inside there seemed" toy'
be a, dense plass of human beings, and
the: strt3azn.'was steadily increasing. .It
was neither' dark nor light, but a sort
of twilight pervaded the place.
,Before plunging in we scanned.' the
orawd. It waaa not an intelligent look
ing throng, neither was it clean or sa-
very. ' The filthiest, and the vilest of
London were eviiclently at home in this
place. Men and . women, they came
shambling ,along nlnuials. Few
were the faces•i of bearing the Itemp of
gross excess in the use of liquor;' many`
alsoo showed the bruises of recent and
the sears of early strife. • It was sad to
see •tlilit,the Women wcire far worse look-
ing than the men. Not, only had they
suffered more -•,=•as was natural, being
the weaker -but 'their faces. 'showed
such a combination of inherited and
acgaired brutality as made them ;eem.',
almost like the,fieiids Dore has reprise-.',
sented in his illustrations of "Dante's'
Inferno." Sodden white: flesh,infianied.
s 'ends and purple noses were the coin-
monfeatures , of the display. > ' 'And
children wer'e'plentiful, socnecarried in
arms and'others dragged. along like en-
larged dolls by the gland. Their shi'tilk
'eh faces,' pallid lips, half deformed lining
and almost idiotically vacant stare
showed, bow largely alcohol diad been;,
their nourishment, • This court was de-
voted solely ••. to old clothes Such a
collection of worn-out garments' 1 had
never before seen. They were heaped.
in immense, piles, according' to style.
Thousands of dress, coats flanked- ma-
jestically. the right.'hand of a°passage
way, and an .equally large, monument,
sof :frock coats' stood` on the 1'eft.. We
'could buy .'clothing in all the 'stagbs of
wear, from the good as 1:27rw: dress coat
to the thread bear overalls: Prices ,va.
vied;from the egnivalenf of •24 cents to
5 for coats, and from_ 20 cents to $2
for trousers.;, shoes, in every style rang-:
ed from 24 c, to V1; shirts:,•undershirts;
all. kinds of underclothing, (male 'and
female), jewellery, perfumery, toilet
ware,.,aearfa, ties, dresses;. ,uuifolm's,
musical instruments,, saddles, spurs,
pianos, bergs,..swords,•fireariias, houee-
hold uter sits=•-iu fact, las:. the' fellow
boasted, nearly everything •conceitfeble,'
to be •found .anywhere can he had' in
Rag Fair •or 'the 'adjoining shops.
The ;'Fair. occupies a large Humber of
contiguous courts, and to -detail the :ya-
rieties of people and articles there. ex-
posed wwonld• take it book.
"H.ow nlucii .for. that overcoat 4" '
'u Twenty shillings?'
"Toe•lnucln"
" Well • •.I'll say t'in'htoen=•-tiftoen '
2 ''; Yon want roe to give it, to you..?
Call it thirteen' I Want to take; in some
.money to_d'ay.-su,v twelve. No 4 How
Much then4 , Make an offer. • 111 take'
anything you.say"` -
S3 'Ve11; two. shli'lingS "•
"Done. •Tem,• band the. gentleman.
the coat." '
The fellow had -fairly caught.me, for.
he kne v'I woulcln'titc ucb the coat With
a
ten -font pole and T hitcl to pay a shil-
ling to get off.
° There is little doubt that the' bulk of
the: articles' sold in Rag Vairare stolen
goods. One can take anything. there
and sell it with '' no questions aslted."
There are quantities., of underclothing
there which has been filched from clothes
line4 being dished but -not ironed. ' Ct'
affords. inexbaustible opportunities for
dishonest. servants to pilfer from the
Wardrobes oftlleir employers. Coares.
pon(leI1Ce Cincinnati. Conionerciall.
' Germany has sent' over 87,000 for.
the yellow fever sufferers.'
Fifteen villages•ha'e been swept away'
by the overflow.ot the Nile,
1n consequence of 1148101.401.13 luo e-
inents of the Russian army it not im-
probable the British fleet' will soon re-
CRITIC its position near tiie, .Bosphorais.
A shoemaker in Stirling, ,who from
humble eirouwstituces hacl elevated
himself •to• a prosperous position, was
appointed treasnee, or' chamberlain, of
that burgh; Owing to defective train-
ing;he was ie3 ignorant of account -keep-
ing as lie was unfamiliar with Ilse of
the pen. But, native ingenuity ea100 to
his aid, Disliensiu; altogathet with
tho ordinaly ledger, be suspended n
pair bf olil (toots .one each .side of his
parlor chimney, lung erne ,of which; he
deposited the miming of his receipts,.
while" the other WAS . the receptacle o
his vouchers of elisbW'Sement.
The i'eopte tv'nttt'l•t•t►on
lltete is no inedi ne prescribers by'physi
clans et sold by rlrriggista, that carrios;suclt
,evidenceSof Its success amus inita:rior virtue as
S IIIaE.S GERMAN SYIttJl: for severer
Coughs, Colds 'settled on the Breast, Con-
sumption, or atiy ;4isuaCo of the.throat and
lungs, A proof of that fact is tht any person
afflicted can' got a Sample Dottie for 10 'cents
and try its superior oiled before belying the
regular size at 76 cents. it has lately; been
introduced in this country from fIeriitany,
and its wonderful euros are astonishing every
one that tigc, it. Throe dosos will rolievo any I
ease. ' Try it. Sad by 3. It. Combo,
THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
TREASURER'S
.LE OF rIANDS
COUNTY OF I1E.rl1ON,
: TQ WIT ;
...• .
By virtu of a Warrant, issued ander the hand of the Vapion of the G'o rat
of
Huron, and the Corporate Seal of the said County, Tearing date the Fourth day of
July, A. D., 1878, to me directed, for the collection of arrears of, taxes due on the un-
dermentioned lands, I hereby, give notice,. that unless the said-taxe, together with all
lawful costs and charges, be sooner paid; I will, on
Wednesday, :the' Fourth' day of December; next;
AT SHE' HOUR OF ONE' O'CLOCK, P. M,,
- AT THE
Court House u,the. Town of Code rich;
:by ,. ,•
Prooeerl to sell' Public Auction the said 'lands, or. so ruck thereof as 1c34',. --be•
suffeient to discharge such arrears•of taxes and -the charges thereon,.
d
Naine
Lot er part of ,Acres,
Concession or treat.
Lot .
Patented or Amount
iYnpatented. of Taxes
Costs •
Cont..- . Total.
•
mission.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD..
P
pt ot 11 t " , 1st E 1)ivlsiotr . 50 Patented ,
N pt 1 • , , , Std W Division 40 Patented
N }. 4 , , , . 13th W Divislitn 100 Unpatente0.
?TOWNSHIP OF GODERIOH.
sluts
W. Collins. ,... Part 3
Isaac U.Kthg•,... Part 3
Wm.brilier ',;,, Part
J. W. Colhn>f , . ,'. Part 100, •
James Craig fart 100
1.. W. Collins ; 7 Part .10T
John Clifton Part 107
F part,
Wpart5
27
24.
2O .
Maitland
„ Maitland
Maitland
• Maitland '
Maitland
lllaitland
Maitland
Bayfield
Reynold
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
10c ?genial
4• • Patented
Patented .
>, ,. i Patented •
R• Patented
Patented ..
Patented
•:,;
Patented to ..
. 43 • Patented ..
42' Patented
• ,, 13th
13th '
14th
150 ..
. 100 Unpatented 20 01 1 00 • 30.81'
100 . Unpatented. • 29.01.80* 1.80- - *30 81
100 ,- Unpatented, 31 37.' . ' 1.88 ..33 46
100 Patented 32 00 1 ps 34 S$
328 72 ' 01 80 830 52
22 08• r03 23=71•
, 40 08 . 2 3 111.41
4 98 1. 9 C 18
150 113 260
1456 1.13 2 69,
319. .118 ' 431
88 GS' 11S• 480
6:30 1'5 761.
0 38 • I' 25 7 oil
3.73 1;18 4 91
24 30 1.'70 26.00
21 04..2'U4,
TOWNSHIP ,OF •
HAY.
V}5 • ., 16th' ' . 50 •:Patented 7 32' 1'33 • •106y
rat :N 1 3) , .; 7Lake:13028 last '' 112.1 1Latented .. ' 13'05 , ;1 49 14 45
VILLAGE OF..ZURIOH,°•IN•.HAY .
• linen's Survey '1.5 Lui5eated ' 76 110.. 111
0 ,r ,'•3.5..Patented 73. 110 1.80
311-- -- _.• ", _,.,,' 1-5 Patented , . • "3 8;t 1.15 it E.
4,a d r--iPatont011,., 5 34 4 52
r1 . '. , 1-5 5,. ,Pu tented +3 34 1. 18 • ,1 52
45
1 terated . 53 Ol •.. 11'5 , 4 10
40 " .' 1.5 Patented ,h :e 04 ', 1:13" 4.10•.
TOWNSHIP OF HOWIQK.
Part, 30 Jrd 1 Patented 3 76 I, 18 4 94
19 . d ' ..., 103 Patented 37 $0 2 03
VILLAGE_ OF GORI31E, Ih1'TOWNSHIP OF .HOWIOK.
215 t• Patented 1-83 1 13 ` • 2's8
VILLAGE...'OF. MANOHESTER,•IN TOWNSHIP' OR' I'fULLETT
•
• . ,, . .1;5 Patonted.,. 014 1 10 2OS
TOWNSHIP, OF INCKILLOP..
K par a 50 ..Patented .. 0 01 1 33 . :10' 94
TOWNSHIP: OF. STANLEY:
$01101 fart.. ,... ;Bayfield Road North 7:,' Patented 47'44 '. ' 2 28 49 7..
VILLAGE OF' EGMONDVILLE, IN TOWNSHIP 'OF. TUOKERSMITH;
30.42
10.:.. :First St „
• VILLAGE .Off HARRURHEY,
23) Lou i8 incl Oalt's
24 . -. Survey
2r;1
1 1'atmtted ..'2 a1. • 1` 15 5 06
IN TUOKERSMITH..'
1-5. Patented , 1.18 1 13 2 31
1.5 Patented „ 34 : ..1 10 • .1 6k'.
. 1.5 - Patented • 54. 1' 10 1 04
A GREAT CLEARING SALE.
Ravin • det'ernlined to
g•4
out of the. Book and Stationery . Businesa, 1 will•
offer
MONTH-
-
TRE WHOLE STOCK OF
,31 1 �+
W.H L a T A i `►�9,
:•:J ' '
.; . EJEL & Irlir T ':Rooliss, •. .h'
_ISCJ L4X 4A.. _ ► T.. 113. o!
- �- . �T.']� VSs : ,
a..
..$IJA T T 11300• 1 ,,
Y- . 2v Y' °
• :5�.�0►.,�.` C3+.. Eke.
A .D..FANQ GOO.pS
„cosT AND D .N
®ER.
x A '
lteiueuaber' 1 he Sale will onl• •. be : eolntinued,
for . once outh�
DON'T . IViISS TRW. CHANCE.
Tse- - oods must be old: as ainpositivelyala
out of that :branch,;of business,
Note 'tl a Stand- -- Cal lander
Next door to R. 1
1i
()Raton, Sept,19,
VILLAGE OF BLUEVALE; IN TOWNSHIP OF'TURN'BERRY,
• 11 , . f antelon's Surrey ' Patented . . 3 17 1 IS. 4 35
433, :: Uiutean's;9urve}'. „ .3• Patented ., 00 110. 00
VILLAGE OF WINGHAM, IN -TOWNSHIP 'OF, TURNBERRY, •
•
Palk. 37 „• ',1 Patentee ' •1"3 77 1
Village' 152
1' Patented :. 4'47 • 't
Village 167 ? •Patented '• 10 74_.,' 1
Village 171 , Patontod .. 7.03 I
Village 41172:,.. •: r .' Patented ,. .. •1 01 .-1
7
Village 233' , .. ,. , Patented „ (3 74 +1
Village 315 Patented . .. 93 I.
Village 11 ....Fisher'sSucrey 1.5 Patented ..4 76. 1
TOWNSHIP. OF' EASY. WAWANOSH,
33 • 7th , ,• 103). Patented 5tt 89
TOWNSHIP OF "WEST WAWANOSH.
lr•.310. ,.. 1st • 100. Patented 10 39 ;1 as • at 17.
I:: 1. .... 13th 100 • Patented .. 18 35 1 ,7S' 10 00
VILLAGE .OF DUN •
Sl. :.`5 cMalh'a SurveyI Patented • • 1 17 ) lit L 30
xx
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
STOCIi:;UI!
TO • 20:820,.82 y : 3,• CLOTHING
ri' r r':r�'`
3:. 1•.09.. DRY GOODS, .1vE+ A DY -MADE CLOT HIN-G, .--TWEEDS
EEDS
`2S s 39• ...'. HATS . Join CAPS,- GROCERIES, BOOTS
, ..
1r3.. � la
2.i 752
28 7 09
10 2 03,
•
2 41 36 301
;rem, SHOES, .FURS,,, ETC
8 ^-P who wi pP y . . .
It: will !1e err the lirsysntn e••of orsons wish to su 1 themselves with° cheap geode
• to call and sae. my stook before purchasing. .
•
2'lee reason ivla� I sell 90ods so rrluclo ,lower' than other- stores' •
J �' x
is T do a 7�eailjpa business; and anz enabled to : pay. Cas
AWAN OSH. . y
C�tAfiiNON; IN 'WEST w_ p'7' my Goods; zvlicTs,'I b421.144016. cltect� ilzai l co�cicl.zlo a„�'
f
tl th 174
•
231
03
:314 .
;1,, .
.,y,
403
670
711
701
771
77,
�8
741•
. VILLAGE OF B'AYFIELD.
Patiinttti ,
1 0t 1
} Patented :3 tit 1
1 '1'atontotl• .. 59 1.
,,. } Patented .. 3. " 1
} 1',ttented',.. 2 (t1 I
..,. : l:•ttcntcd •. «6 1
, i Pctcttterl .. '2:) 1
! Patented 23 1
1 Patented 13 1
i • Patented ,. 9.18' 7.
'' Patented 2:t 1
' '3 • Patented, .. 1 92' 1
r., Patented .,. 1.92 t
1.• Patented 1 92... 1
7r. ...II
1}. L'atentod 23 1
• l . Patentedt „ 2a 1
..,. , Patented .. 28 1
'� .... J' t. Patented , .. , 1
'SiI'ttented .. 22.::)1 1
wt _ 3• P'atcntcd . , "' 3
78.' .., Pntatitett 1 1
Z's 1• part . Haase' i' 3' 1'atetttt d 28 1
A , port ; ,..., 4 Patented 1r1 1
• 57
• 113
318
I: had to buy ttteim On : time,. I can .sell pods 'with
pro fit . that credit. stores Oct, mado , a •paying business.
3 • X 71 1 ,
1. 4 16 , ,:.. :.
10 1 11 A ok31--from intending purebasororespectfuliq solicited. No trouble. to show goods.'
14 • 1 .9
1:i 3.14
10 •1 3:3.
1(3 1.83 I ,
10 1 33 :
10 C 33 cru on Sept U, 1875,
15 33'l
10
13
In 3:33
10 4 :11
10.' 1all-
10 1 a3
10 1 33
10 It 33
10' . 343
133
0 X103
3(1 '1 00
1.313
-05
3 01
:1 05
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
5 • Patented,. :1 30 " 1 8:1 16 e9
. „ Patented . 43 30 1 34 •9 66
Patented' .. 13 130 1 •1,3 ' • 15.69
VILLAGE. OF EXETER, ..
1Y lsrt 31 " .. it. Taylors Survey 1• Patented :t 5:. 1.17 4 73
17 . 'Vrancentotcri t(rrrray.. :. Patentee('.. 3 29 1 18 •l 47
VILLAGE OF WROXETER.
7• ... 1rowick-Street,. East«:., ; T ` i':stented11.57
'
VILLAGE OF WINGHANI:
Park 5 . ., , ;toseph3no threat ' •:,.. 9 ' P;ttrnte,l .. 0 17
Park • 8 • „. Lem. Railway purthei.... Patented'' tr9
dill iteserve - .,,. 7 l'attntet .. .1 65
V0 (age Lot 369. .., (,overernrtnt•:mrvr,i -... I Patented ,. 7 015 •
- 1,21 Sit uttaStreet •,,, 1 Patentto .• . 2 00aN;r . ravels Street c 1'uteiet.d o,. 3 4:3
i - 15 • ,. 1.. Satller'v Survey .,.. „ 1.r. Patented . - 2 u6
,... 331311h31ratinrvef ..-!.. Patented ,. ' 31 on
; 30 -" " •
1 Patented ,. , .13 e36
'7 '. .' I L,atonttit,,.. 2 tot i ,its,
i S r'� 1' „. Patented .. . `2' 1350 ,. 1 13
0 ".. " , 1 Patented .913, 1 "1.4
to " •,•. r` .' - •I. Patented . ,t 3131. 1 15
1.1 " 3. 1'313011 ed 2 415 1 15
i 001111tyYTreasurer's (Iflice,
' f:tntlerich, dilly 4th, ISLA, f
1 ,;: ,y 41
1 - 11 I7
1211 580
1 tri' 9127
1 t5 4 oK
113 2 M
.1 15 :3 81
t15 :381.
t t:r :t
.at
3 81
.3131•
381
AM.' ROSS, .
Treasurer', County ol',1lnron.
H .PLU'MSTEEL,
mum BLOOJC
CLTNI�ON .PITRN TUBE WAREN/0
fl:
:1O.. 77 ALiii1RT STItTiZ I31t1Ch BLOCK.
,BROADFOOT &• BOX, OP SEAT`ORTH, : -
lleg.leave to state to the inhab•
Rants of Clinton and Burrnund- -
fog country that they have start-
ed a branehbuslnoas in the place
lately occupied 1 Mr:x tvla 41
iVititino, and tronid r.',j netfal-
lysolioit the taiblle to call and,
es3tnlne their rated/, which is
complete in every. department.
Our Parlor Sc Bedroom ,Soto are.
sodend to urine in theeounttyfor
'design and 9t,islt. liming even
Improvement in the lino of new
ra,tohinery, .we ratans 3103112e our
own good30ndcan sell 'tbo,n of
prices that will astonish tvey
out whoa aWronrod Cath those
crtnerly paid for sante goods,- 3'
Wewould gall spec141 atteutioa:
11t-oonnethoatint c 1,!433'voi(Znrtczkiny brzsiltess'tfaei ttsethe
114til.11 Jire43'))5443 the ' 'hotly, (tesl1•03/8 all 0(/rr3zsire odors,
arising jiotrt• clot-14'1)otliee;
Clinton, :one 15;.1378. • a
S.tA. O N E :8, TO LOAN) ,.
• ON EASY TERM,•
fay width the pr'irreipatt drat
be• , ep Ch1 lir ,pirtlrt or an (rt
tiny ilroedoming! Clea teslrtn
of heater.
A PL' 1111
i�YW lu JC Altit.t71 'Nd•
(;fnton, M3reh„I94s. ,
Vndmrta'king Depart:ma ' -
%teh is second to none in the
town. Raving. purchased n large? •
12 bnow etookof Cotiinx,Osakets•
o es and Trinam(ngn, of 0very
description, and fitted up a now;
and elegant. irnAnsn, we are
prepared to do' Undertaking' et
the lowest remunerative prices„
Rental 1101' Cho placo--77 A1berb7..
Street, next door to Dir. 30.3!.
ltacey's as wale Store...
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and plrevent* contagion.
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latest style Teeth with exposed nerves treated, rolled
and ma40 as good a8 Sound ones.
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