The Wingham Times, 1894-03-09, Page 1044
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THE %%INGHAM Tit
VOL. 1154.
PRINTS,
W1NGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, M.A.RCII 9, 1894.
$1 A YEAR IN
g
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham's market rocery,
—Mr. T. J. El1it was called to Ayr, on
PRINTS,Wednesday, to atte td the funeral of hi
step -father.
PRINTS. —Dr, Cyrus Edon, of N w York, stattai
that the grip is very 1' ely to soon dis-
appear and not return fo/, generation.
They are here and they are
beauties, see them; as usual, the
prettiest in town.
ORR as RISCOCKS,
Direot Importers.
'TM Been, Mani] 7th, f894.
Marriage Licences
Issued by FRANK PATERSON. No 23, Vic-
• toria street,Wirigham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
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i B EST Place In Canada to i
get a Business ,Edu-
c a t Ion, Shorthand,
etc., is at the Cen.
t•• ." • • • tral Business Col- .
LUnquestionably Canada's eatest Com -
lege, Toronto, Ont., anct SI afford, Ont.
merelaI Schools. Cals'oz es free. Men- &
tion this paper. Shaw & LI utt, Principals. .3
ON1040044441.4nn ec.410441.0•1e•
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LOCALJ NEWS.
*—Girl wanted at o ce to do upstair
/k. Apply at ueen' Hotel.
—The town of Se forth is offering its
%electrm light plant fo sale by tender.
thaw and r n of the ore part of
the week made the neets 6 . he town in a
wry muddy conditi . • e
—Every article i rie nd:night up to
the times, et Reyn -ldgrodery. You are
'lire of, fresh goodieif you buy there.
—Mr. J. M. Has -reaves, of Paisley, has
'been appointed e member of the Council
of the College of Pharmacy to represent
the counties of Hu on, Grey and Bruce
.—Servant Gift W as -Apply at resi-
dence of D. o washing. Good
wagee to a capable irl,
—There is a like
Hamilton opening
. in the near future.
hood of the Bank of,
agency in Shelburne,
—Beaver Tobacco is absolutely clean, It
is the highest grade stock in Canaria, and
the only gentleman chewing.
—Methodist chu ch pulpit topics for'
next Sunday. Mo ning, "The best defi-
nition of God." Eaening, "The reanon-
ableness of God se vice."
— A Walkerton h tel-keeper.was fined
$50 for refusing to a Melt the license in-
spector to search the-ptemiaeS. The hotel -
keeper appealed to esegcode Hall, Toronto,
but the courts refuted redress.
—Ladies, have your gaiments made by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class fit.
Congrelletional Chureb hate
extended tin invesreeation to the. Rev. G.
Trotter Carr, late of London, to supply
their pulpit for a itue. He is at present
laboring in the Thited States.
— On another p go will be found the
annual report of hoot Inspector Robb,.
for East Huron. It will well repay
perusal by those i terested. The West
Huron Inspectors report was published
in last week's issu of the TIMES.
— Mr. Thos. Wal er, butcher, is prepared
to supply those wasting beef by the quer-
ter, or in any ot ,er :quantities. Sbop—
Two doors north of Miss Rush's restaurant,
Josephine street, Iningham.
-Rev. John Du in Dinniek will preach
in the .Congregat church, Sunday,
March, lith. Sefjects
—The beet brands of oyster's, , at 30 to
40ct per enutrt,,at Jas. McKelvie's,
here is but o e store unoccupied in
the Meedoneki Blo k now. an°
eee
.s A. heavy rein s inn prevailed in this
section on Tuesday last.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Heesee
Peux, Meyer Block, Wingham.
1
—iialifttx, with t population of 42,000,
has 10 aldermen; Vinnipeg, with 27,000,
has 12; Quebec, wi 1 75,000, has 10; Lon-
don, with 40,000, has 18; Wingliam, with
2,500, has 15.
—Grain choppu g done for 5 cents per
100 lbs. at the Wi :glon Oatmeal Mill.
Oats exchanged for )atmeal.
W. }Tenney,
—Posters are out calling a public meet-
ing for Friday eventm, the 16th instant, to
consider the erectioa of a post office and
custom house in town by the JDoneinion
Government.
—A number of be members of Court
Wroxeter, C. 0. Ps will pay Court Mait-
land a fraternal mit to -night (Friday)
A full attendance of members of Court
Maitland requestad.
--Regular meati tes of the School Board
on Tuesday evenin next, at 7.30. A full
attendance of the members should be
present, as applications to fill the
—Notiee and mid, the large number of 110W
inertisements in his issue,
—Mr, G. MoL tyre is openbm out a
general store in 11 cdonald's block, this
week. He takes e large store at the
north end of e lock, and it will be a
fine roomy shop o will have something
to say to the r de s of the Testes in our
next issue,
--Mr. John Reid, of lot 34, concession
12, Emit Wawanosl t will tell his farm
stock and implements auction on
Tuesday, March 13 la at 1 p. tn. Term
—fi5 and under cas 1, over that amount
nine months credit John Currie, auc-
tioneer.
—The replay ing of Minerva En-
campment, I. 0. F., will be held on
Monday evening ne t. It is expected that
,the Encampment 1.1 receive an official
--Guelph is talking mut icipal irieurance,
and at a recent meeting i wee stated that
the cost' of insuring t e -city woe about
075,000 per anntint, wbil' the average loss
in tefl. years would not to -count. to 0000 a
year. From. thie view of the matter it
would be a splendid ir vestment for the
city to do its own insurnsg. This matter
has been often diseuresed informally in
Winghltere, Would it no be well for our
citizens. to look into tbi question witly,
view of the town taking ..ction in the mat-
ter ? NO town in the west, we venture
to say, can ahow a lowe average loss by
f,
fire for the last six year : than Wingham.
With our splendid orate works system and
i
equipment, and compo ant fire brigade
there is but little likel mod of disastrous
conflagrations taking pia e in town.
Town Cour
visit from the Gran Patriarch, and there The regular monthls meeting of the
will be work in tl e Initiatory and R. P. Town Council was held el Monday even-.
De res. A full att lance is requested. ing last. Members presevt—Mayor Hanna,
The choir of the Congregational DeputysReeve Holmes and Councillors
church held a ver successful sopial at McKinley, Inglis, Grego', Reading,Green,
the residence of Ro ert Currie, 044 of Deans, Tennant, Herdsrr-en and McLean.
East Wawanosh, o Friday eventtiglar9 Minutes of last meetin read and adopt -
Speeches, songs recitations Weiekljne 'ed.
feature of the even ng's Communication from fudge -Donis, ask-
,
ing for better equipmest of the Court
Roone—Filed. Also, IV ai Mr. Hopkirk,
Mr. T. DIROS ocoup
ehai • 'an.
The thaw durin
vacancy on the teaching staff Will be ••
o,ken off all the Si)(
considered.
freshet. On Tuesday
running over Joseph
feet deep, near the fi
towldUti Weclnesda
lowe ed. and it has p
There was no dame
by the high water.
—At the annual
Association of Patr
following. resolution
whether a Patron c
noted or not, mem
not be permitted d
to support the ct
cendiclatenmerepu
every member sl
duty on any plt
defend the Pearc,
the principles of
doubtful if the Pat -ons will be able to make
The following account
all their members conform to the above
by the Finance Comantitt
resohttion. • t wood, charity, $1 50;
be' TIMMS has to acknowledge ft,nin- snow, $4,Winghant Tan
dation from the gi 'ablating class 01804 for wateriecteks, 28l.
of the Pemesylvamila College of Dental charieyenennrs, 0; Win. liohnes, material
$5 40; P. Deans,
3). M. Gordon,
Forster. work on
Vingliam skates were successful in
rrying off several trines at tie Lucknow
carnival, last week. Mr. T. Docide took
first for gent, comic dress. In the three
mile race, Mr. G. .:tuart took first, and
Mr. C. Elliott sewn 1.
—A meeting of the Local Union of
Christian Endeavo will be held in the
Presbyterian chtmee, on the evening of
Thursclay,the 15th i.st. A good programme
is being prepared. .k full attendance is
desired, as business of importance should
be transacted. All nterested in the work
are cordially inviteQ-tone present. •
Glorious Trana.tion," Evening—"A —We have re6eid a communication
Searching Questi m -Is Christianity no from a, gentleman in Goderich, containing
Sham ?"
—For s tailoring and cheap
gents' fureithinge, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
styfend Patterson's jewellery shop.
—Private moneys to loan on mortgagees - The freight traen between Wingham
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to,,e/and London, on a count of the small
JOHN' NVIELANDA, amount of freight mceings is only running
*---The Temperas 6 Meeting in the Tem' every other day until furthere, ,noticeA2 The
perance Hall, to.ni ht, under the auspices train will leave Wing -am every d'onday,
of the W. CI T. tJ.,promises to be a most Wednesday and Fridt y; and leave London
successful affair. ever Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday.
The report of the licenses for the Pro -
ince shows . that 1, -line there were 164
liquor licenses in Hui -n in 1875, the num-
ber was reduced to lee in 1892, and from
37 shop licenses in 184, the number drop-
-Just 0ened-JW1Jlt Fish, Finnen ed to 5 in 1802. The emount received by
Saadi°. Shredded o !oaten., Kippered the Ridings as the r proportion of the
Reynold' Grocery. license fee was, East iuron, 6926.19;South
—Rev. Pr. Han on, of St. Thomas,
preached Mi5siontbr3jserrnons in the Menlo -
dist church, on Sun ay last, to large con-
gregations. The e also ddressed the
Sabbath School in t e afte oon.
Herring, and Rerri ig in Tomato Sauoe,at
Huron, $2405.02; Wes , Huron, $2637.61.
—Remember the electing in the Temper-
ance Hall, this(Fray) evening, under the
auspices of the -W. 1 T. U. Refreshments
" and a good progr ,mme. No admission;
collectiori.
—Oranges, Pineapples, Cocoanuts, Ban-
anas, and a, large assortment of canned.
goods, pure maple syrup, at the cheapest
prices, at Jas. Mol
—A11 interested 6 ould attend, the Dairy,
anen's Convention ifi the teens hall to -day
(Friday). MeetingJ both afternoon and
evening. No earn sion fee, and all co-
la invited. •
—Mr. S. Yoishi
, Mr. Sanmel Smit
street, on Wedn
Jenkins, son of
'vale road, at a f
will move to tow
in his basinegs, t
, reel estate agent, sold
's cottege, on Diagonal
;day last, to Mr. B. T.
Er. Thos, jenkite,
tr figurnt Mr. Jenkins
shortly, tria.evill englige.
tat of bricklaying and
atone mason. •
—G. T. It. trains for Toronto and east act empowering the t wn to grant out of
leave Wingham at 0.25 a. m. and 11.20 a. the unappropriated noneys in its posses-
= and 3.45 p. in., via Clinton and Guelph. 1
cion the sums of $2,1M0 totheMorris-Feild.
• PSOcl nnections by all trains.
e i no manufaeturers,and
The Seaforth xpogitor of last week i RofoeToso°0°: APZIE,YE:r.P.i Gimes(16 martin, iron
• Deesseteenso—Miss H. J. Powell begs
to announce to'the ladies of Wingham and
vicinity, that she is prepared 'to.do dress-
making in the latest style girl at moderate
prices. A Solicited. Shop—Nearly
opposite Macdonald's block.
—Messrs. D. Robb Inspector; A. H.
Musgrove, Wingham; V. R. Lough, Clin-
ton; A. Scott, Bruaefield; Jas. Hogg,
Tuckersmith; and JIM Moore, of Grey, as
the Executive of Egret Huron Teachers' ,
Association, recently riot in Clinton for I sons who attempt to prepay postage with.Goderfeh Signal : F. end. M. Mc -
stamps previonsly u Several eonvie- Kenzie,. who have sisiting at R. W. Mo-
tions have recently him obtained through- Kenzie' town, left eei Tuesday for Wing -
out the province. c cit the 5th filet" Mrs. barn, where they evil reeicle. , .
Ellen, Holt, ex-eusis ant post master at Mr. M. A. Irwi a station. agent nt
Kl4e, in this county want 00 "InFittint Downington, Mich., vas a pose at Mr.
severe strictures on the publisher of the
Wingham Advance f e: refusing ,to publish.
a couple of communi ;talons the writer sent
that journal. We de_not see that any good
purpose will be serve 1 by their publication,
hence they are not given place in our
colunms.
Closing t e Season.
Cheap meat for on wee
ham Perking House.
for 250.; 5 Rm, bead cl
the Wing -
5 s. am cuttings
foe 25o.; 5 lbs.
e
chops for 25c.; 5 lb _ tongues for 25o.; 3t -
lbs. sausages for 25c.; I dozen feet for 25c.
—A Seaforth grocc.= received a. job lot of
canned. tomatoes, a short time agm.and
began running then_ off at three cans Dental College, T
for twenty-five cents. .A. party purchased terms, andi were only
three calm one evenirg, and next day there phia, while Mr. Andel
WWI a rush for car ned,tomatoes. After terms at Philadelphia.
they were all sold, tl e grocer learned that see that they were all
the cans contained *aches, and lead been of honor.
---
wrongly labelled. Tete grocer feels sorry ,
that he did not fid t out before they were Perso
all gone, as the perms wore worth about
Blyth Stneederd M
thirty-five meta. ca
and ditughters Mrs. W
ham, were the guests
. Large ences
Greet Margaret L. plied everywhere. last week
Forest Standard; .r. Chas. Lloydl„ a
—It is said that tl e post office officials Winghem, caned on Forest friends this
are kept busy just ne'.4t looking. after per- week. ,
d the pesitiOn of
•
eeting of the Grand
ne of Industry; the
was passed : "That,
didate has been nomi-
rs of the order shall r r°PettY•
ring an election contest Mre. Melvin was preset
Council to pay 06, trent f
the pest week has
, end caused qnite a
vening the water was
e street a couple of
at bridge south of the
, the water gradually
etty well all gone now.
e of any account doue
Post Office Inspector, stat
forward memorial re new
Office Department nt Ott
Mrs. Cook, asking for a
the Osborne fainily.
Moved be P. Deans, se
Green, that the cornmu
Cook, with reference to b
I be referred to the Exe
! with power to act—Carri
Petition from Eiden
others, with reference to
their eellars and, causing
ididature of any party ,
ie platform, but that ; unable to pay it.
alferegercl it to be hie' Moved by Wm..Elolmes seconded byJ. W.
tform or elsewhere to Inglis, that the petition R. Kinsman and
' platform and advocate others be referred to he Public Works
tie order." It is ver Conunittee,tp report at,-.xt meeting—Car-
ng that he would
ost office to Post
wit. • Also, from
'ant for keeping
onded by George
ication of Mrs.
ard of Osbornes,
itive Committee,
d.
Kinsman and
voter running in
arnage to their
t a,ncl asked the
• her, as she was
were reported on
: Kinsman,
avidson, plowing
ing Co., leather.
H. MeIndoe;
Surgeons- Pbiladel )hia, to attend the anitPairs, waterwor
"Commencement 1..tie exercises, willicluaeharitY orders, 05 40:
tock place en the 8 11 instant. We nai4,.'Sclutrity orders, $2; Jobs
among the, graduatii g class the lames, :of waterworks, 75 cents. Wingham Electric
Messrs. A. J. It -win . and J. S. Anderson, Light Co., lights,. 0, eta 05; Mrs. Saint,
form ,. pupils of Dlr. W. McDonald, of this teaming,. $2; John Git pie, charity orders,
)1
tOwn, d: Me. A. Wa. son,of Blyth. Messrs. $1 50; John Gillespie :' 'times drawing hose
IrWii andl Watson attended the Ontario. to fire, 0; John
nto, for a couple of 'Williams, Mrs. 1‘ e
ne term at Philadel- $15 75; Thos. Greg
son put in the three Osborne and family
We are pleased' to John Hanna, woo
ell up on the ies0 The Committee rec
Saint be paid only (Ot cents; M. 11. Mc- As a, lecturer; Ma
um, wood for
in, Mrs. Wallaby,
ry, removal of Mrs.
o Pert Huron, $17 30;
for Mrs. Brown, 03.
menended that Mrs.
Teenant, that the atter efielenberne
tween Mr, Hutt 'it and Mr. BO ese
residences be refs ed to Fire and Water
Comnsittee,to repo at next meeting ---Oar,,
ried.
Petition from 13, Willson and etbern
asking the Column o put in a drain on the
south side of John *rest snd east aide of
Edward one et. ,
Moved by P. Decent, seconded by J. A.
McLean, that the petition of B. Willson
and others, with reference to drain on A
south side of John ttreet. and east side of
Edward street, bc leceived, and than the
Engineer he put o at once and makes
necessary plans an 1 specification's for the
same—Carried-
Moved by P. Defens, seconded by Robt.
Tennant, that Mr. Stewart be appointed
poundkeeper for th town el Wingharn and es'
that he make a. rep rt of same to Councfl
not later than 31 t December, 1894; one
third of the fees. to to the town and twee 's
thirds to the posmd eeper—Carried,
By -Law 224, to it ert the words "keeper
awl keepers," after he words "owner and
owners" and appoin ing D. Stewart, pound,
keeper, was read th ee times and pressed.
The Mayor stater that he had been in --
formed that Mee eSt. Mclndoo and Dr,
Chisholm Would nes act on the Board of,'
Health.
Moved by Wrii:101ohnes, seconded by D.
McKinley, that F. S aiding and Wm.
Mitchell be appointed to act . on Board of
Health. .
Moved by.1. A. ThMLea,n, seconded by C.
Readinnefliat the s tra of $350 be placed to
the credit of the Sc tool Board—Carried.
The Mayor state
not cell a public rn
new post office
we should wait till
Onruestion before
Meted by Jas.
that in re
aeleitt eneetingne
Houie;that the Ma
that the reason he did
ting with reference to
as because be thought
we get an answer for
we ask another.
Inglis, seconded by T.
ard to motion passed
ost Office and Custom
or call a public meeting
iu the town stall at 7.30 p. m., on the 1611n
instant, and that p setersbe issued for same
—Carried. • -
Moved by P. Des -ns,. seconded by J. A.
McLean, that in euture it be distinctly
understood that th n owner of the first horse.
that delivers a h )se cart at the scene of
any fire, with host attached, be paid $2,
and that no Mho will be paid whatever,
and that the panty taking first cart go after
the second cart, if neneseary, and that the
first horse at the t neer have the first cart
—Carried.
Deputy-Iteeve Imee said the Chief of
the fire Departure t should keep eel:word
of the different fn4s and report to Council
every three or six onths. ,
Deputy -Reeve- clines stated that he
would like the Cou &Mors to consider the , •
advisability of p irchasiug a hook and, i•
ladder outfit, as lie would bring that matter
up at next meeting!
The Council thet adjourned.
Indoo's account be aid, less 51, there be- equal.
1
re . Shepherd has no
als. ing no order for 61; 1%. Kinsman's account •
s. F. G. Sparring be not paid, as t re was no order for
. Homuth,of Wing- same.
Communication
onto, enclosing the.
at City Council on.
that the City Clerk.
pond with the e'er
and towns in th
asking the assistan
these cities mad
Ryerson's bill no
Legislatere to prov'
of tax exemptions on
olds' teas a
Post Office Inseectni: Barker, brought John Elderni, last waelt. property.
f Mrs. N. H. Yimeng,
the purpose of arrangi
the next Coovention,
Brussels the last Thur
April.
—If you have not gi
trial yet. ask those
pound .fteis yourself, an
vinced s be is making
teas.
—The town of List
Ontario Legislature f
a programme for
lith is to he held. in
day and riday of
en e
wl
ave, or get a
will be con• before Charles Snell, Ssq„ I. P., at Exeter, Cheeky E nterprise : Mrs. H. W. Brown
e pecialty of fine charges.' with the off...ice mentiobed. She and Mrs. R Cress were the guests of Mrs.
admitted her guilt ern was fined 020. Tho Perth', Wingham, la -t week. •
vvel it; petitioning the Khive post office has men closed. Mrs. Wm. Roberts
the passage of an
—At a meeting of the Canadian Vire
Underwtiters' Assoc. -intim, held in Toron-
to, lately, it was laid hewn what a sten
ard town is. It is :: remised that a stand.
ard town must be- free from ebtiormal
ineendioadem, stall,' st mot show at min?
nays that in a rocen letter from Mr. II, founders, by way of exinus in aid of their - lose retie. Ferthereeore, it must hoe not
Is .V. 0. Meyer, late o this town, the Letter I respective manufact ming industries. This triore'eheel 24 per bolt. cf frame buildings
Citted that since gong to the Northwest be , is the outcome of a onus of $15,000, cover- in i ' einess quart r, and must possess
' iiag bad good healtL, and hes now Pito in 1 ed by mortgage, fronted in 1887 to the by,' testriethig i.Voeden buildings, etc. i
to business, with ea:tenant prospectla Mr. ' Hess Furniture Ma ufacturing °°1nranY' TheAenderwriters de•Inet put any value on
lie er's numerous friends in this ality I which was burned oat in 1891. thitoktility of cherreard engines and have
, Last 'Warning.wi
L
mareli 1501, olmoihali forA., lelownehootittor:oWing WM. Ridd by note er po
les only it 8 O'clock.1, account, wilt pay the same to John Nee- m
I lands at °nee or they will be put in court t
Only
Wg. Rum,
1—
tril be pleated t hear such good things
from him,
TAM
Tuesday afterre
private lecture to 1
‘‘Own the adv. ritage of classification
sd by town using them. Other
, of importer" a were dealt with by
Wien in rt.f.ard to fire protection
a ;woes, etc. •
in
n is at present visit-
er parents near ucknow,
s and Wm. Robert-
ttending the District
ay.
egsrs. J. F. Groe
on were in Wroxeter
Q.
meeting of
100 World's F r Photos for $1.
These beautiful pi tures are new ready
for delivery in 10 c. plete parts -16 pic-
tures compria'ng 1 --and the whole
set cam e Jim pityrnetit of one
dollar, set t o, Heafford, General
Paseen Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul Rhilwey, t'llirago, Ill., and the
portfolios of pictur s will he sett, free of
expense, by mail o sueecribers. 'Pettit-
taoces should b made by draft, money
order, or registe1.4 letter.
em City Clerk, Tor-
ellowing motion passed
eb. 26th : "Resolved
be instructed to corres-
s of the various cities
Province of Ontario,
e of the' Councils of
towns in support of Dr.
v before tl e Ontario
le for the abolition of
Installs's and church
John Wilson, V. e ., asked for the flee
use of the Cooncil c samber on March 8th,
for the holding of th meeting of the Huron
Veterinary Associati s—Granted.
W. 13. Hutton was present and stated
that the fiunie at wa erworks was badly in
need of repair; also, iskcd for even a one.
board sidewalk from ailway to mills; also
inquired with reference to telephone
promised to be put in bis house seta Mr.
Bullard's bortse, and asked the Council to
kindly attend to it.
oloved by Jas. W. Inglis, seconded by
ThosGregory, that tae matte: of repeiril g
flume be referred to be rite and Water
Committee, with power to act—Carried.
Deputy -Reeve Holaies eteted that he
would call a meeting of the Fire and Witter
Committee for Tuesday morning and
Would look at- the Fiume at t te same tin 0.
Weed by P. Deem, seconded Ly nobt.
ViUiaius Little Dandelion.
P11118 will cure Headache, Biliousness., .
Sour Stomach, etc. Try them once and: '
yon Will not use any other. Price 25e.
box, at all drug stores.
Salmoni's..
glishiin tte;
NOv oirll sis tilristbaenstt oitrc fLotruimstexii. nui
Bruises. Beware of imitations. Ask ,
Sahnon's English White Oils.
Dr. King's Worm Powder*
are safe and sure. :sec. a box.
ilteettit field's Meanie g Balsa
will cue the worst cold. titindrcds nIl
testimonials testify to .its merits. Money
willpositively be refunded if Heatbfield•
Healing Balsam does not do all that is
claimed Inc it.
Ur. King's Medical .Diseoir.
ery is the great blood purifier. It will
make the blood pure ard keep it pure',
Cures dyepepsia an all forms of stout
and liver troubles, It is the best; biter the
best. t'rice one dollar et bottle, six bottles
Inc five dollars.,
Williains',eittle Dandelion
Pills.
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