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CHEfl'IIBT.
--- AND
DRUGGIST.
AIT. G.P . W. TELEGRAPH CO.
opp, Bruns wick Hose,
...�w.; ..., portion of
s behind in payment of its pr rrecea
atuirass peat the sinking fund, and it being,
The fine weather during the a toint serious loss, and Teeswater
week enabled the farmers to secure $fogy invest the sinking. fun so as
p good condition. --a i to prevent onion es sink
thrix turnip crops an the
Mr I;ol�t Caslick, who is down wthe liniifund, uour tsaid Treaeurer ie hereby
for the tis., d from the car -
001znglAam Cum
typhoid fever, !las had a turn o
better and although his lift was at one
time despaired of, the probabilities
4Viaxe
that he will pull through. -Will
is also on the mend. ---We
have in aur midst at present aOfti er-
nod
ant veutriloqurat and aletght end
performer, giving exhibitions of
is
profession in tits school houses, ase who
is pronounced a success by
have heard Wm. ---Your correspondent
is beinn pulled over the coals by
differ
parties for having the audacity
with ttaePatrons,whoseem sohfax dk n
offence at an item which tp and triad
the Tuxes of the 23rd telt,
to get up a feeling 'Against your corres-
pondent. Well, they should dbef act,
ble
to stand a gentle breeze,
what will be the consequence if they
are overtaken in a gale
authorized tr demand
poratian of I'eeswater the interest and
compound interest of all sums
not
paid according; to agreement, and that
the Reeve and Pled(sign and ved l pseal al Mrs
motion -Carried. Moved
l ay, seconded by P Kuntz, that the
Clerk, id answer to the commonication
from Telephone Co, send the follow
ing :-We cannot consent to your
proposition that we pay the expense of
removing the telephone posts, and we
think it unreasonable on your part to
ask us to do so,as
wereceive uo ve ourb road
ne
whatever from your
cWeep neither tax
ouryou
rofits andet aweathink
it ve ye n y p shoula'put up
it very unjust that your
posts that .prevent our ratepayers
from using the roads made_ by their
money and bard labor. We therefore
ask you to have the posts removed at
once. There are three posts
on t oe
ssame road, but in tile corporation
Teeswater,that we will pay for having
removed to the other side of the road,
if you and Teeswater eoneent. The
Reeve and Clerk to sign and sealeis
is'
motion, -Carried. Moved by
wood, seconded by P Clark, that this
FRIDAY, NOVEMBERS 13 1891.-
EDITO1RIAL NOTES.
Tint Quebec Commission has closed
its labors. It is generally supposed
that the Commission will report to the
Lieu ten ant• Gov er nor,
LAvt:i,
1V1AItTIN I'
+ a McCarthyite, has
been elected for the late Mr. Parnell's
seat in Oork, defeating both the Par-
nelltte and Conservative candidates by
large majorities.
East Wswanosl'a. THE ANCH0R
fr IlA'T11E1i IS llEltilda
So are our fine Fur Goods. They are
henry rtu><.•--. from
USE.
to
Mr E Livingston shipped a quern
ty of lumber and barrel
alast heading
COLD W
from Belgrave station, Montana
1 f,.nnr
P.aor, (*OLDWIE Shinn, in his ad
mirable address before the Young
Liberals of Toronto, on Monday
evening last,von " Jingoism," declared
himself in favor of political union with
the United States.
The. Directors of the Culross Mutual
Fire Insurance Company met in the
town hall, Teeswater, 31st October,
1891. Members all present. President
in chair. The minutes of , previous
meeting having been read and adopt-
ed, it was moved by Messrs Kirkland
-alcKague--That all ape
for i b laid before the Direr -
d Reid
In r0
front 50 cents per yard, double fold, up,
Piles of Dress Goods, in all materials,.
abodes and prices. Stacks of Dress .nd
ordinary k lanuels, all colors.
In our
stock and Geeryt1 rge°and fully
wear, edr inquality we show the finest
importedortto ds,as
goods, as well as the heaviest
Canadian makes.
Suits and Overcoats are booming lust
now. Our prices, combined
dtlmth the
quality, makes theist, goy
Boots and Shoes and Rubbers are
specialties with
us, Goods of them fully! guaranteed,
om, the best
makers,, many
particular.
in every pa
insurance
IT appears to be generally under
stood that DIr. Dewdney is to be
shoved out of the Dominion Cabinet
and unade Lieutenant -Governor of
British Columbia. The British Colum
luaus are vigorously protesting against
having him. foisted upon them.
THE North-West Territories elec.,
tions were held on Saturday last: The
issue was whether licenses for ther sale
of liquor should beg The license
bition still be continued.
men were victorious,` except in two
constituencies.
Tun Hamilton City Council having
bya majority of thirteen. to seven de-
Iinstructed to have printed, as soon
alined to submit to the ratepayers in t pusaible, 1000 policy forms -Carried:
January next a by-law fora reduction! Kirkland -Little-That the Secretary
q get 450 postal cards ready for issuing
of the number of liquor Iicettsea, the giving intimation of,
will be fought out as a crusade to members, g mnet also notice of
question of
against individual tero l proposal to let the annual en who are tmeetingsto be held on the 9th
opposed to the p P
vote On the gneetton. January1at1asa$o d Armstrong
ad
people -Reid -That
IT is rumored that both W • R.
jottrn to meet again in Teeswater town
Meredith, leader of the Opposition in` hall on the last Saturday of Novetn-
the Ontario Legislature,
and Lieuten- her, at 2 o'clock p m -harried.
of Quebec, are Aenx ADA1t1SON, Secretary.
ant -Governor Angers,
taken into the Dominion (1abi. The council met in the Town Hall,
week, where be hots been engaged
in the cattle trade, -Dir Atour Scott. te
has gone on a hunting
north. ---Tile ()ourt of Revision for
this township was held 10 B l ra e
on Monday and a large
f
names were struck off. ---Mr 1) i1'1 Gill,
jr, is attending the London Academy
of Music.. -Quite a number of youths.
s
attended the ball held at
Mills, an Tuesday night last.
The couuoil met at the Council
Room, November 3rd, 1891, pursuant
to adjournment. Members alt d pprresean a
Minutes of loanmeeting,
passed. The follo.wing,aecounts were
reeeived and ordered to be paid. viz :
George Muwbray, Whitechurch, grad'
ing and graveling on northern+ bouns
dary, $9.20 ; Mex Morton, 14?r
wire fence, sideline 138 and 34, con 6,
$2.18 ; Andrew W63 Sloan,' 15 ;Thos
vds
gravel and damages,
Tamins, graveling et lots 40 and 41,
cons 4 and 5, $39.20 ; Aaron Lind-
say, graveling at lab 40 and 41, cons
4 and 5, $15 ; 13onj Witney, building
two culverts, sidelide 33 and 34, c
on
5, $5"; Wm Rath; repairing approach
to bridge, seleline 39 and 40, con $,
$1 ; Robt Scott, plank and repairing
culvert, sideline 36 and 37, con 9,
$3.50 ; Mrs Bradnoelc, con 1,80 yards
gravel per John Cowan,' pathmaster,
$4 ; Geo Mason, Wingham, a ream
foolscap paper,$1.25; Smith & Ptah iok,
Wingham, 40 lbs wrought spike nails,
$2 ; Edwin Winfield, Whitecchther ,
cutting trees and hushes, re -
really
$22.03 ; Wm Deacon,
really handsome, comfortable and goor,.
but they are reasonable in price.
MANTLE GOODS.
In plain, all shades; Brocade, Checks
and broken Cheeks; beautiful Sealette,.
e a
tors for examination_Carrie i I Bard do now adjourn to ►neo ag
--Armstrong,-That haying examine'd I on Monday, 16th day. of; December
fl„ra next-, at the hour of 10 u clock. rn,or
at call of Reeve, in town :hall, Tees,
water -Carried. Finan Report-
Members
ep rt -
Members : Messrs McKay,
elwood
and Clark, report as follows � Join 14
n Y
and 15, $256.50
Scott, buildingbridge, John Brown,gravel-
ing on boundary of Kinloss and Edward
$15 00, Culross share,$7.50 ;
Bing, repairing washout on 30th side-
line, con 3, $5 ; Peter Grant, jr, re-
pairing 20th sideline, cons 11 and 12,
no;; John Rows ll &g Ilutchinson,
stati14,onery
$11 25$7.02: J
and blank forms,
S tt digging 'ditch and building
nine applications and found tb
factory, the President and Secretary
ert f r
shall prepare and issue policies
the same_Carri�ightnid. A tclao im. for
r
damage done by b
ey
of dwelling house on Lot 30, Con 7,
Culross, was put in by Jeremiah Hodg
kinson. The Directors, after inquiry
into the matter,and having taken Mr
Hodgkinson'$ affidavit, awarded him
$3.33, as compensation for his loss.
which sum, on the mon of the MeTssrs
Armstrong and Kirkland,
surer was instructed to pay. A. by-
law was read a first and second T time
va e •
b cads and plain; prices all the way,*
for the purpose of authartzin btttldtn
y culvert, $5 ; W m. Huffman, a
raising n the brought fromvMr R i E `G vert ' 2G, less cost of covering, $6,
Little was merlin on
Little that be had removed the barn $14 ; ' John Brown, a g
on Lot 16, Con 7, Culross, in which boundary of Kinloss and Culross $15,
his implements were stored and had Culross share, $7.50 ; Schmutzler• 13
p yards gravel,at -7e, 91c ; J RettinC$ ,
deposited said implements laments in an the hill, lot 3,
joining barn, he requests that the repairingfit con
c 11, $5;
insurance on implements may be eon- Joseph Kramer, digit g
tinged, notwithstanding; such change. two culverts and building fence
$niter,
the
KirklandLittle
tee= -That the re, safty of the public,,$23.05 ;' $1,
quest of Mr T.�,ittle be granted -Car.
lot 7, con 14, filliog culvert,
hereby Henry Cashannet, 49 rods of grading
reed. Little Kirkland -That the 2.50 F
President and Secretary are Iter y at$ per red $1.x2.50;
as tcla-
mann, 1460 feet elm plank, at
$9 per
1000, $18,14 ; And Scott, „r g
opposite lot 5, eons 6 and 7,$22 ; Jos
Huffman 3a days attendance 1 n sure
ure
v'eyor at new • bridge,
for two days with surveyor,
er,
pairing the two bridges on the r►` '
cons 8 and 9,of and. 10A andn !damages typhoid away from
Mro Mennel has a
Thos Nicholson, Auburn, Wm i d son residing on the Bayfield
Our TJIIAS draw enormously --actually
draw customers overtwenty
nisi a Sugar for `7ci
Still giving; 25 p
$1,
GORDON & McINTYRE.
The BigBrown Anchor.
soon to see him round again, for of all
men, we cannot do without him. Our
town clerk, (Mr Wm Coats) is also.
prostrated Nith a very severe illness.
Mrs Andrews, a lady far advanced in
years, is in a moat critical condition,
Mr D Barge has two sins, who are
--vis with
drawing gravel, 1891, $1:
Iehna, repairing bridge sideline se 36
and 37, con 2, $1 ; Wm Stuart,
vices as' Engineer rendered in ` 1891,,
$15.10 ; Ezekiel Philips, bushing on
western boundary, 2 ; Rich Me='
Cummins, balance in full for 'sidewalk
at Belgrave, $6. The Council then
adjourned till Tuesday, lSthluDeeem-
Decem-
ber next. Clerk.
roarrte ,
line, hovering between life alai death..
In fact, sir, we can in truth take up
Longfellow'$ strain, exclaiming
The world is full of farewells to the
dying,
And mourning for the dead ;
The heart of Rachel, for her children
crying,
Will not be comforted.
This week is self•denial week with
the Salvation' Army throughout the
wbole Dominion.
ca Mr Jas Young, Clinton's popular
local preacher, took Rev Mr Livingµ
stone's work at Listowel, -Sunday last.
Mr Beyncld's fine spirited team ran
away Saturday afternoon last, in town,
but was stopped before much misobief
was accomplished.
We noticed a newly made bride in
town the other day, the groom being
one of the ' • Wiseman on the Bayfield
line. We congratulate them most
heartily.
to be
net. Mr. Abbott evidently feels the
weakness' of his ,Government, itand
nd
intends to try and strengthent lenve the
o
matter how weak he may
party in the Provincial Legislature.
Teeswater, Nov 2, 1891, as per motion
of adjournment. The members all
present. The Reeve in the chair. The
minutes of last meeting were read anal
approved, Moved by P Kuntz,
seconded by J Welwood, that as there
is a culvert needed across ist sideline,
con 6,
that the Deputy -Reeve attend
soon as
C
Ull
ren
to
nt---
to the same as so
Carried. Moved by P Clark,seconded
by 3 Welwood, that in case of an ad-
verse decision in the Bryce-CUlross,dcc,
Suit, the Reeve write or see O'Connor g
& O'Connor and ascertain ifthere
rewill
be any use in testing the validity
of
the award made by Messrs Allison,
Deans and Aikens,or what they would
recommend this Council to do in the
premises --- Carried: Moved by J
Moir, seconded by J Welwood, that
the Deputy -Reeve be appointed to
have the balance' of the slash opened
out west of Mr Lochart's contract,
opposite lot 25, oo'n 15, and have such
portions of said slash crosswayed, if
he thinks it necessary to do so -Oar -
vied Moved by T' Runtz, seconded
by 11 McKay, that the finance report,
as just read, be adopted --- Carried.
Moved by P Clark, seconded by J
Welwood, that the Peeve attend to
and complaint of Jaynes
the
matter to
r P
Britton, Pathoiaster, eon 8, and have
the matter settled au he thinks best -
Carried. Moved by :Et M0l�ay,second
ed by J Welwood, whereas Culross
granted a bonus of $88,000 to thea
Toronto, Grey and Brace, Railway,
payable in twenty ,years,. bearing in-
terest at six per cent, agreeing to raise
$1900 per year fora sinking fund
swatee being than a portiere of
Tee
Culross, and on Teeswater getting ins
eorpor:ated it agreed to pay Caltoss
certain Arima as its share of the sink.,
ing £und,and interest,payable at stated
times, 1, t beim not fulfilled always taxedtsagtee
a year
1'iierit, i�
Tam dispute between Premier Ab-
bott and air. Chapleau has neen set,
tled, air. Chapleau, it is said, coming
off vietoriotts, he being recognized by
Mr. Abbott se the Quebec rrlea erz nd
ot
given the choice of the
the Cabinet from Quebec. The
Ontario
into
Tory papers that were
pitching
Chapleau with such violence, a
couple of weeks ago, ate now singing
dumb.
Tun Ratepayers' Association, of
Toronto, have asked air. E. B. Osier,
broker and real estate agent, to run
for mayor of the city for the coming
year. It it admitted on all hands that
it i.'s absolutely necessary that the man-
agement of the city's affairsa0 carefully
looked after for the next few years:
Mr. Osler has consented to run, on
certain conditions. Several others are
also Teamed as probable candidates,
amongst the number being Mayor
Clarke.
Belgrave.
MrsTtntniit.s died last Friday about
five O'clock,and was released from great
suffering. After a service in the Eng-
lish church here,byRev 1i W Hughes,
of Wingham, the body was taken to
Winghamand laid in the last earthly
home. We fully sympathize with the
Bereaved.-51rs Herd is considerably
improved. She has had a longs.-
Rev
un Earp
attack of congestion epreaches a spacial
RevJ1)r Dy p
sermon to young thein, on Sabbath
eVentng 15th inst.---A Court: for revis-
ing voters' list was Held here last
Monday, in Mr Janies Owen's.
'Welwood,
$4 ; 'froth cti Karneer,741 feet of cedar
for covering bridge,lot 10,00010,$7.41+ rejoice.
Sewers eulyert .lot 6, eon 12, A HAPPY TII6t.-Many of the Cline
A TRUE REcoID.-The News -Record
had an article in its columns of last
week, entitled "bonuasing," the senti-
ments of which"we mostemphatically
endorse. b'or we are of strong opin-
ion that if some of our moneyed men
would encourage more labour making
industries, instead of throwing cold
water, thereon, the town of. Clinton
would again take the lead as in the
years gone by. Clintonian citizens,
arise ye, give the bonus system a greadtly
trial, and in so doing y
Charles , lank
1136 feet $11 36;Charles Sewers,p
for culvert lot 21,con 14,416 feet,$4.1he
ton Orangemen, in company wit
their wives and friends, celebrated the
historical 5th by giving to their brother
Toronto,.
A coucert of sacred song was given
in the Central Methodist Church
last evening. -Rev J A McDonald
has accepted the call to Knox church,
repairing bridge on St Thomas, and will be inducted on
John Y Scott, 1 •, Levi Ipublic school class
road, lot 15, eon 13, $ and much esteemed citizen, big men- thehas been -st-ed this week in Parkdale
gravel ditching, lot 6, cons r rise arty on the above
Erb, culvert and y, p
and 13, $5.50 ; Wm Kelly, repair- boned evening. About eight o'clock, at the corner of Slierbouru@street and
12 aches, $6.75 , g arrive in twos and threes,; the South Drive., The Woman's
ing bridge and approaches, they beau to
until a large number o0 f both sexes' Enfranchisement Society perces the
lioderich McLenzie, 6 days clearing I
itch at $1.25 per day, $7.50; 30
were g
athered together, thus spending i Pion propose to support a lady eanclt-
ward: Mrs D Dowtiiee, an Amerman
missionary to Southern India, deliver-
ed an interesting address ,last evening
-A
:o ter
ch.
't h
Baptist is
in Bloor street p
congratulatory address was presented
to Mr G R'B Cockburn, M P for
Centre . Toronto, by the St James
Ward Liberal Conservative ,Associ-
ation, last evening. -A. rumor was'1
current down town last night that two
well known society men had fought a
duel with swords, on Monday night ;
but the report could not be traced to
any reliable source. -The corner stone
sI yard, $17.70,
yds of gravel at 59e perg a very enjoyable time.
L A Brink,bolts and spikes o bridge,
•PRAISE YE yI3E ,Lexie.-Thursday
con 3, $1 75 ; Lachlan 11 7 $5.50 ; last (Thanksgiving; day) union Tltanlca-
inth
town
on were
held
e
c
20,. g toes
services lots
giving ,pairing bridge,C a reached by
-A G Stewart, blanl. forms, $5.25, hail the sermon being preached
• CxAs BUTTON, Cleric. Rev Mr Osborne. The p
thereby collected were given to the
Listowel• poor. On the same evening, a social
`Goldie & McCulloch, of Galt, 'have was held in the Presbyterian church.
had placed in the new factory two A silver collection was taken at the
door for the benefit of the . above Mr
75 horse power steel boilers and ono .Osborne, who is about;leaving our
of the latest improved Wheelock en-
gines ; also, a planer, out off saw, rip town.
Ias.eaLLATims.•-�At the last regular
saw, tenon margins, carving machine, p+ rile following
shafting and pulleys for the same.
progressing rapidly�- installed for the ensuing
The 11 is exp is P ag
and it is expected that it will be come
pleted in contract time. -Rev Dr
Searles, who was for 18 years ebwapl
lain of the Auburn prison., N Yr
preach in the Methodist ltueeh, both
morning and evening, o evening;
da
of
November. On the Moi) 9
following, he will give bis thrilling
lecture, "A. voice from Prison Life,
The Town Council have passed a by.
law to the effect that all boys under
15 years of age must be in their homes
after 9 p. 'in.., unless accompanied by
their parents. The town bell will
be rung at that hour and all boys
found on the streets after 'hat the codra
Will be taken in charge bytltis town,
stable._ The brewery, n t fire on
had a narrow eseape
Thursday evening of last week. The
fire
stables, close to the breweery, toore
about 7.30 p isi, and Were
d.
Part of the contents f which,eae of
we
believe, were saved
Mr Roth, sr, also bay lose call.
Subscribe for the Times, $1 till the
end of 1802.
date for the school trusteeship of No 1
ting; of the C O f the new building on Belmont street
mee l
term : 0 R, Bro Fortune ; V 'C R,
.Bro Wilson ; I' 3, Bro Jones ; R 8,
Bro Stanbury ; S W, Bro Coolt; J W,
Bro Morisb ; 8 B Bro Reed ; J 8,
Bro Holland. There were also upou
the satne evening two brothers led
over the rough and rocky way, with
one proposition, ,
,I
A Natal EItA. The Clinton New Era
has again changed its wardrobe, and
the inducement now offered will, we
sc
i .
sub r
are sure, greatly add toits
tion list; in fact, old things have pass.
I
ed away and all things now are in the
New Era.
Om Stmt. --river 0 Edmonds, (of
whom mention has before been made
in your columns) after his very protraa.
coed illness, left his bed for the first
tithe Sunday last.
Mr J 'Sheppard, who has bad a sharp
attack of typhoid fever, is, we are
glad to State, on the mend,
Clinton at the present time bas a
woefal lot of stekness in its midst.
Our Deputy Reeve is very sick with
ecngerstion of the lungs, We hope
9 t
was laid on the 5th inst.---At a recent
meeting held by the Parliamentary
and Liberary Society of the College of
Commerce, the following officers were
elected : President, Pruf W A. War-
riner, elected by acclamation ; 1st
Vice President, 0 Bon; ard ; 2nd Vice
President, aliss Madill; Sergeant at
arms, A A Orowaton ; Librarian, 0,
McHardy ; Secretary, H Petlows;
Treasurer, JBatrd ; Editor, W Baird ;
Organist, Miss Coombs. The Insti-
tution in connection with this society
is managed on the most modern edti
rational lines,•and on sound business
principles.
Morrie..
The executors, Messrs John A. Me -
Bien and R Hogg, for the 'Smith
estate, situated in the first concession
and consisting of 28 acres c1f lat
with buildings, sold it mi Tu eday
Mr Ones Hunt for the tune of eine
hundred dollars. -Mr Jas Andeifiton
Chesley, is visiting his brothrer, Mr
Quintin Anderson, on the 3rd line.
j
4.4
The Besi PIa
The NhoIe
Our Fall and Winter buying
to closely inspect our varied
STOCK :OF
which
'such as Shirts of all kinds, Cuff
e are
IN Gt.
you are especially interested, as
BOOTS, which we are now intr
.and pleasing styles in ()VERSE
meet the wants of all, we have
ment of our old townsman, Jo.
In dosing, we ask. all and
REPAIRING done in the
N. B. -All Notes and Ace
Bluevale
Rev Geo Lounds, of Holstein, is
.;village this week. -Mr Wm Patter:
moving this week into the house 1
occupied by Mr Watcher: The su
eath. of 1Virs wife of ou
emed postmaster, has cast a clouc
the community, and caused many t
how uncertain islife. Her cheerful
once will be much . missed, not on
her own house, but in the village
Timmins has the sympathy of eve
in his sad and sudden bereavement
I B Wallwin, who has been Abse+
three weeks taking some lectu:
geology at Victoria University, h
turned and occupied his own pull
Sabbath. Mrs Wallwin,. spent th
with her parents in Goderiob, is e
edhome on Friday: -Conductor
who expectsaoon to remove from
ham to Toronto, will give his far
lecture, entitled "Life on the R
People we Meet" in the Mei
ehurch next Monday evening. 9
probably the last opportunity the
of this community may have of 1
the Conductor. His lecture hal
given in all the chief cities and n
the towns of the province andlist,
by thousands and everywhere Bp,
in the highest terms. The HI
Times says: "To say that Cot
Snider's reputation as a lecturer
would be a weak expression, after
the opportunity of listening to on
peculiar lectures, interspersed w
splitting jokes,atid also heard his
tion of character and his wonde
personation of ordinary freaks
in the course of a travelling life
of our great American railroadE
lecture was delivered in Wir
short time ago and the W inghai
says: "It was far beyond the hi@
pectation of the imagination oC t
once, and that should he el
Wingham again• with his prose]
the lecture platform, he may b
"
offull
house.
(Intended for lest issue.)
There are a good many
taking place in our village ju
Mr Stevens, waggon maker,.
to move back -to Clinton agai
he has got a situation with the
Organ Company. We are
lose him. Ile is a good neigl
a good mechanic. Alec Rich
has Moved to hia farm on tl
dary. Mr John Watcher is
move onto Wm Oornyn's f
the Wingham brick yard.
Ewen has moved into town a
James Gray has also proved
started housekeeping. -Ole
pioneers of this i+eighborho(
away on Saturday last, in tl
of Mrs William Anderson,
,years. She has been a gree
for years. She, with her
moved into Turuberry abou
ago, when this part of Hut(
ht
She
leaves It . S
h.
Icav
wilderness
is in his 87th year. 4 sot
daughter.•-Robttrt Audcrsc
from 'Muskegon attending 1
funeral._ -Jack Collie, se
station u_aster, is glome, aft
nearly five years in Drina
.-Mr Geo Casemore has
faint for a term of years
Yeo, jr, at a god renttil
pleased to be able to state
Paterson, who was very
Bright's disease is rapidly
by the use of an electric