The Wingham Times, 1899-01-27, Page 6THE TiMEI
gjain times 1QURQTTerm...ent
A►ALEITER,
Prom
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s'+eee.',1:t.E1.It• 27, letaa Ottawa, Juan, 21.
t ..._ .._. ,., �... ,- R.... 13V fact' the most int or. int o ntri .
p to a
Two, CENT Rt3.ueeelY loans. button in many (menthe to the vital.
;question of transportation, was a
A. two emit railway rate is now be-, speeeh delivered by Sir William Vim
jog' praact!wtllly demanded by the Elorne the other +ler .irt Quebec, As
wabllc, Travelling is no longer One the press despatehes briefly sum. up
o
the luxuries, aT+a '3 the SG. Tlinru is his opinion.t.lifi Presideli.t of the
Ctenadian . t .leitie Railway deelaros
that the title of traffic toward
Montreal and Quebec is greater than
the outlet for it, and the Canadian
ocean service is not, nor has it been
for years, adeenate for the Canadian.
trade alone. It is therefore useless,
if not absurd, to ho on spending-
money upon interval eolniennica
tions, upon railways, canals and
rivers. To use his own simile, "The
country has kept building up its
tarrif hopper until it :las become
unwieldy, but has'clone nothing to
the spout," The result.is, the treflie
is overflowing and we do not know
what to do. Sir William's i
. dea of' a
remedy is to create a fast Atlantic
passenger service superior to any-
thing now aiioae ; this will bring in
its train a fast and improved• freight
the demised half way by furnishing 'service and the problem will be
a daily edition at a, little more than solved.
the weekly was once sold fi)r, So. it HOW WE LOS81 TRADE,
has been with other articles coaling
into general use. The demand has
net with encouragement that result-
ed in mutual benefit. Modern in-
vention too, has lent a band, by reduc-
ing the cost of production.
Bat the one thing that has success-
fully resisted the tendency of the
times and the price cutting power of
invention is the railway passenger
rate. It was three eeuts years ago,
and it is three cents yet.
The rail ways are not slow to take
advantage of improvements and the
cost of carrying must have been re•
diced. Consequently if travel has
not been increased in a measure to
justify lower rates the lack of en-
:oura teement pffered to the public
snllst beat some of the blame. The
rate war of last summer, at Iease
elbowed that the inducement of lower
rates caused greatly increased travel
and it would appear to be almost
time for some road to break away
from the numerous combinations,
with winch all transportation lines
care surrounded, and try what a rea-
aettehle rare will do with a reas )n -
able people.
RHEUMATIC STING.
(South American Rheumatic Cure
Sways the Wand and Suffering
Ceases in a Trice.
Mr. A. S. Kennedy, 41 Silsges Ave.,
T-.)rooto, says: "I had been attacked.
very frequently with acute muscular
xthiutn:itisen, affecting my shooidArs and
arms. I used South American Rheum-
atic Cure and found immediate relief
atter a dose or two. My family have
+used this remedy with the most satisfac-
tory results. I think it truly a very efii- worthy of more than a passing con-
eacious 'remedy for this very, prevalent sideratin.
ailment. :Sold by A, L. Hamilton. '
LOOJS LIKE POETIC easaroE.
Journal.
the
nee
faster
men
It has come to be ono oe
series of life. We are a
etaplo than those of the last
ation and things that were then
ght to be ouiv withili the resole
the rich aro nolo looked upon aa
pert of the "daily bread" of every
day life.
Takee tna dtily rwws falfo
ex
ample. A few years ago it was a
high priced Article and he who in-
dulged in it was either of extravag-
ant taste or wealthy. Now the man
who does not take and read a daily
paper is considered either lacking in
intcllige 'e or a good borrower.
a.,
r l.
And. h w.,e thesnoe es have met
A dt s
i
Some of the statistics quoted by
Sir William are decidedly startling,
for few Canadians have realized
what a tremendous amount, of busi-
ness is being lost by the Canadian
ports, because of the better facilities
offered to ship from American ports,
He declared that on Manitoba grain
exported via Buffalo as compared
with the St Lawrence rout,ethe pro
portion in 1893, was two to one ; in
1894, three to one ; in 1895, eight
to one ; in 1896, three to one ; and
in 1897, five to one. The rates too,
were abnormally high, and as an
illustration, he quoted the rates in -
force from May to October of 1897
on the two staple Hues of cheese and
butter. These were as follows : •
Cheese. Butter.
From Montreal 21s.9d. 26s.9d.°
From Boston 13s.3d. 136.3d
WHAT SIR WILLIAM WOULD ))O.
Deelaring that for over sixteen
years he had been agitating for an
improved service,. and the present
one was• almost intolerable and that
.it was altogether inadequate for thu.
country,_and a .disgrace. to Cana'la,
Sir William announced that if he
had anything to do 'with the Atian
tic steamship service be w )old con-
sider it a ferry service and not an
ocean service ; upon which he would
have as 'fine boats as there are
crossing the ocean, running at from
22 to 24 knots an hour. This, from
the President of the Company which
has in a very short time captured a
big proportion of rte Pacific Grade
from San Frailciseo, is an utterance
Women's Ways. There world appear to be .a
iV�tiyer eontradfet a woman. Give certain eine nt of poetic justice in
ler time and she'll contradict herr
the experience of the Klondike
tf Mining, Trading and Transportation
Leery woman has a vague idea Corporation of which Sir Charles
that all her husband does every day Tupper is President, which has just
to open his office, read, smoke and held its first annual meeting in old
count his money_ London. The experiences , of the
A writer on dancing estimates first year have been anything but
12 waltzes are equal to about 14 encouraging, but the blame for their
miles of heel and toe work. And troubles was laid principally upon
•a'et many a. girl is too frail to walk the failures of their attempt to work
down into the kitcheh wilt coverup a business over the Stickeen
about la miles ot ballroom force per River and Teslin Lake route, where
evening. owing to the absence of a railway,
or good wagon -road, an exceptional
season upset all :the Company's cal-
culations and immense loss was the
result, Of course the weather is
held responsible, but it is noticeable
that the English financial f papees are
soniewhat skeptical in accepting the
worthy Baronet's explanation The.
Bu;lionist remarks that, "Verbosity
IS the chief characteristic of the
9
report," and that "none of the
, S grandiloquent promises of the pro-
spectcotus having been realized, it is
` , �• not surprisrg that the Directors
�ESi W' should have rlonsidered it necessary
t) indulge in. long-winded explana
Cons of this disappo'nt'ng result,"
oneltiding wtth the rernark "the
Company's operations have :been
eonducnnd very esteleesIy and on -
p ofrtably up to the present, 'i t e
Financial Times, concludes a brief
notice with the remark, "The bulk
'Of the lots has arisen, in connection
with the Stickeen (liver expedition,
F.,which tuned .out ;disasterouslyr but
. � w 1 � d 0 we doubt Whether the shareholders.
-'" will reger,f this sts. it valid excuse
for the tiayeo which the Colnpany.
has proved.•'
Eiegyar?dee Ye1Low ,Oil cures all
Palin and takes out Swelling and Inde-
ntation
nde-;tit tion quicker than any other remedy.
Price 25c.
tea
vastest
MOST 'FRAGRANT' •
MOST RE'F#pt4
LSH
AND EINDDRINd Op ALL .
PERFUMES. FOR THIS
HANDKERCHIEF.. r
eoaer. na ,/"'
..,,,110,114.,„„7,
MM EEL DEALERS.
JANUARY 27, t 9.
FROM JEST TO ,ERNEST.
The suggeetion which ono cr two
humorous, Opposition i.:tperas teach),
in a vetn of flue sareasin, when the
attainment of Imperial fenny _Post-
age was first announeed, viz t• -that
ttie I oiamnstereGeneral's portrait
should appear on the new stamp, has
been duplicated in alt seriousness in
Louden, En;;, The Pall Mali
Gazette. 00 Christtn:.s Eve, remarked
in the course of an appreciative
.article, "We ought to have an lin •
penial Penny Postage Stamp with
Mr, Henniker Heaton's portrait on
it. • Canada has riser, to the vent•
sion by issuing a epeciat two•ceut
stamp with a amp of tine world on
it on whieh the 'British possessions
are printed red. We have seen u
copy o( this neat little label which
does credit to the Dominion's Post•
master -General's patine spiritness,"
THE D1il!'ICIT THAT WON'T MATER-
IALIZE.
The terrible deficit in the Post.
office Department, which is so ener,
getioally predieted by Opposition
papers, and apparently and'earnest,
ly desired,as the result of the sweep•
ing reductions in postal', rates, will
not be a matter of very serious
moment after all, if the unbroken
experience of the past is to be any
guide far the future. SImilar re-
ductions in Great Britain,the United
States, and the Dominion, have in
the past resulted in an immediate
IosS of revenue but within. two or
three years at the most, the balance
has been recovered„ and the revenue
once more been equal to the cost.
There is therefore no necessity for
the solicitude . so patriotieally dis-
played in •this,regard, and the'ingen•
uity of the pessimists is being wasted•
in devising new methods of taxation
to supply the lack of funds which
exists principally in their own
imagination. Sunday.
•
•
At all drug3Ista, 25n.
snit Ttr•?Mal ndvirr frre
A cold is dangers
aus, Don't let it
get the start Of You.,
4. few doses of my.
Cold Cure wilt
break up any form
of cold in a few
hours and prevent
grippe, diphtheria,
and pneumonia. It
should be in even*
home and everyvest
pocket. It is etter
than a life lnsure
once policy,
MUNYON
a vial. Guide to Health
ifi05 Aroh at.. Phfln.
teseeseteaseesseaseeeaseess eteareaseassea
Enedist farthings are no larger
likely to he mistaken for half crowns,
foe now they aro malted not only of
;a. different eieee and desitln, but even
of a. different ,eolor, being a dull
maize
1 An Old and Well -Tried fiemed y --Mrs
• Winsieeee fi,pothiu; Syrup has been
used for over'ifty years by millions of
mothers for their, children while teeth-
ing, arras pei•fert success. It soothes the
child, softtaus the guuisc, :iliuye till pain,
cures wind collo, and is Hie Uost rented;•
for diarrhoea. itis plenunnt to the taste.
Solt( by rlruguisis in eessry pal t.
world. Twenty-five eentri Ft but,ti'. Its
valet+ is inuttlu:ttalo. 131 sur' .eiu silk for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other ltin•t^
The anneal spring meet of the
Sa'iiGare]. Titer Aeseetatt+'i will 1)e
held vn Juno 23, 2J, 30 and July
' 1a*„ .
Children Ory for
For Over FIfte Years.
The Otta wa. Electric Rel wax/ Com -
pally will ask the D)u'inivti Parlia-
ment for power to operate its ears on
A MINING RUSH PREDICTED. The United Settee Coverninent's
A British •Columbia "old timer" I claim against .John end James Liv -
has been telling an English news-' ingstone, of Baden, for "118,000 due
paper that the great mining rushes as customs duties has beet' settled
of the past have occurred each de- fur 31,000.
cede in the year ending with a "9,1'
and instances the historic years of
49, 59, 69, 79 and 89, all of which
were markets by extensive and un-
usually wide spread gold- mini( g
exciternent. From this and from the ae
experiences of last' year and 'tte
immediate indications of the earning
reason he predicts that this year's
rush to the gold fields will place last
year's experiencesentirely in the
shade; all of which is e.atisfactory as
far as it goes, but it only emphasized
the unfortune existence that exists in
regard to transportation The
defeat of the Stickeen Railway
scheme by the irrisponsible Senate,
while in itself an old story now, is
ever new in its disasterous effects
upon the develcpnent of the country.
A Ridiculous and False Claim.
As a rule. modern newspaper advertis-
ers endeavor to make their statements
clear and truthful ; they know that an
intelligent public—especially the wo.
men portion—quickly cundem untruths.
and..deeeption.
Some advertisers, intending to soar
high, saddetniy fall from the sublime to
the ridiculous in their statements. Such
errors' are promptly detected by the
classes of people the advertisers would
influence.
imagine an advertiser of dyes for home
dyeing, after giving a long list ot the
virtues possessed by his products, re-
marking, "They cleanse and dye aI. the
same time." This statement made to
tens ofthousands of intelligent `women
is so contrary to truth and common
sense, that the advertiser is, without loss
of time condemned as a simpleton or de-
ceiver.
Dtatnond Dyes, the standard home
dyes of .the world dare not make any
such claim. To their valuable, book of
home Dyeing (sent free to all who send
for it) they specially mention that 68.11
goods should be Cleaned before they ate
dyed." A Solon, however, arises in the
land and formulates a new doctrine by
asserting that Dyes "cleanse
and dye at the same time." Soon wo
will hear of souse new starch tnanntac-
turer making a clttitn that lilts stakeh will
cleanse and stiffen at the acme time !
No wonder that many of our woinen'
show temper and disappointment whet
they make use of dyes that aretead tv
takeoat dirt andre•color at'cheone oper-
ation, No wonder that deceived woolen
complain ot muddy and dismal delete Price 26 cents; w..otnnlettx with blower.after nsingradtilterated cl:estui s.
Let it be distinst!y un ieretotid that _ _•
the iflventtve genius of plan has not yet.
devised it dye that will take out grease eL
spots, eating and dirt, and at the same
time give a decent dolor. The Diamond
(lyes -the world's popular home' dyes—
give the fullest and richest colors on elf
materialswhet the gond are clean.
they are the only warranted dyes on the
market and always do what is claimed.
for thein, Do net allow the false claims'
of an' manufacturer of neitirllion Ayes to
lead you tato trouble and iinaaeial loss,
•
DIt. A. W. magi; ILXPERTMENTING ON HIS
.REMtdDAGs.
HAtF 1110110 THE \!IflRLD
Distance 'no Barrier lin Gutting
the Glad News of His De-
light to His Friends.
DR. CHASE'S CATARRH CUR •A
UNIVERSAL REMEDY.
Gentlemen :—Please find enclosed 51,
for which send four boxes of
Dr, Chase's Catarrh Cure. We have
used It, and find tt an excellent re-
medy, se We recommend it to others.
Mr. J. 1L2. Poeriivan, of Woodburn,
Marion Co., Ore., got some and is de-
lighted with its effects.
l:'le se .send three boxes to itlrs. 1'.
3. Edmti.nds, No. 401. West Part street,
Portland, Ore., and one box 'to Ilev,
1✓. F, 1^:drnunds, Sedro, Skagit Co.,
Wash. 13e sure and . send the blowers;
they are so handy. Send at once.
F. Z. EDr1:tJNDS.
itt7 Dr. ('hada'. Catarrh (Imo Contains up
Cocaine.
DR, CHASE'S CATARRH CURE
Ni V a .FAILS TO OGRE
Cold' in the head, 13ay Fever Rose
Cold, Catarrhal Deafness, Foul
Breath, loss .of taste and smell, and
Catarrh In all its forma. Coalmine no
cocaine.
•
°ODIC'S Cotton Moot Compound
IB stioeessfully used monthly by over
i0.000Ladles, Snfe,rnlPotual, Ladies ask
_,yourdrnggistfor Cook's Cabo (loot
odangerous.
Com
T8k6otlier,ns Itllxtues, pills andimibt 8 gero s.
' e, No. 1, 51 per
box, No. 200 degrees atrnnger.t8 per box. NO.
1'01'2, mailed on receipt of price Arid twO tl•eent
Satints4 rho Cook Compe+t+y Windsor Ont.
"Nos.11siblo end said neo recommended by 811
re
Druggists to Canada,
11
1lnn 4l Ll'd."L'1d. SERVICES. 4"+rY .A..v'. +k.7. 4 �q l} {• {r� 4j y �• qy
11X. THODIt;T--.Roy, Dr, Pewee, pas t- ' 11 +t t'` •i i u,! I l 6t
o'. Serviees at 11a m and 7 p ]u.•
1'1thhSf Y't'ELI,I A.i' —llev, f). Perris
taitor. t,er'vices at 11 at lIt WO :7 p
EPISCOPAL, St. Paul's --.Rev. W4 ni. I
Lowe, rector. Sery oes at 11 u to nod 7 -Ax Tel:--•
t
7.1mk:.a OFFICE, R.;34roi•i N ,*tar
WING IL Iu, ON'1'«Alt1O /
--IS l'UbtISIlE0-•--
X VIUtY FRIDAY ItfOItNINte.
m
BAPTIST —Ilea W. Vessel, pastor.
Services at ll a in and 7 p m
CONGREGATION L--11ov. If. E.
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 II m aucl
7 p ru.
CURISTI:1N WORKEllf.4 -.. 11114ses
t GratUl and Lock ln 04ittutttatl, 54I7It.e6
at ala ns and 8 pen. •
S:9,iaV«TION AR al i—(`ni't, Mt:te0d
nna %ito in colnlnttud, gorvices at 11 a.
to, 3pin itndftpnl,
In ohah .ol' the above oatretci ehnrelies
Sabbath School is held at :' 30 p in.
A.17°1% Wood's Phosloboaine,
The Great 'ngtislt Remedy.
Sold ttnd recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only roll.
able medlclue discovered. ,Six
ekages guaranteed to cureall
fortes of Sexual Weakness, all eHeots of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or stimulants. mailed on•iroeipt
of price, oneaokare 51, six. 55, One wilt lease,
six Witt Cure, Pamphlets fres to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor., Ont.
Sold in Wingham by 'Colin a Campbell,
Druggist. -
-BANK of HAFfilLigoi
'a71NGIIAM.
Capital, 01,250,000. Best, 0775,000
President -4011N STUART,
Vico-hrohadent—A. Gt. RAnsAT.
nereacerone
aelet Paeoroa, Ono. ROAM, tv,t Gtr•BoN, bt P, A. T.
Wooly, A. E. Lae (Toronro).
Cashier --J. TURNBUL1,,
Savings Bank—It ours, 10 to l; Saturdays, 1.0 to
Deposits of $1and upwards received and interest
:Mowed.
)p'iolial. Deposits also received at current
rated Of it. treat.
Drafts on Groat Britain and the United Stater
bought and ,old.
W. COI'tFOULD, AeENT
E. L. iJ1(;SINSON, Solicitor.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASON A.BLE YATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 5 poi cent with
,privilege of p.cying' of the end .?f any roar. Not,
and accounts collected.
• E1,OI3T. MCINTI)OO.
Soaver Block Windham, Ont
GRAND 'UIUNIC I:A21,WAY .
DEPART AnatIVD
, Toronto and East 6 49 a. m. 3 05 p. ni
330pm1029pm
Palmerston 'nixed 8 55 w in 3 05,p m
Londonand South 0 63 a m 11 10 a m
a se m 8 00 pm
. Kincardine 11 10 a rn 0 49 a m
3 30' p u) 3 SO p m
1029pm 830am
i9QCIETY
MEETINGS.
r,•
ubacrir)tie:uprice. giPer year, in Pclvauee
Auvl:ialsla 1,1115;3 '`''
Since- -if .-I.'Sgio,'I 9 nut, j'_1 mo
i elle Culun.c sae 00 i'1ia 10 Piiccs W q0 .
Pau '• 40 Oil 80 12 0W 4 eo
1 00
4„,,rtcr " 00 OJ 1' 00 7 Q 2 Oa
u
ch I i,.
1 '6 ..Ot
} 0
1 Le,;at and ottor 001,01 uaet, thorn sot, • itirriries
Pm ileo Insertion and Oa Per line forc:tehe,O_lrsequent:
• in action. 3lc•bined ay aenpiraf sc,tle. .0
1 Loral notions 10.'. pit• lino for Orst insertion, ands
1 Oa, paoa
r line for mob anbdegneut mottle,.'
1
.1')•; erttsementd of Lost, ,t<ouad, Stria od,$lttuetione•
and Business tlheneu, (Wanted, not oxt,0edlnrr B ling
uonPnroll, 81 Par Inst month, and 00o.. for each,
subsequent moo th, •
lioness desardlarnaP
r Stile. nob uoa0c
in 8 line. for But niceti,, Too. per subsnquru
month'
i Larger adtn
vort,enuntsin p.oportiau.,
'Cheap terns will lie atrletly adhered to
' Special rates for larger advortiscuionts, or oft-
{ longer periods. .
1 Advopt,toments and local notices )vithoutapeo36a
directions will ho insetted till forbid and charged,
accordingly, TrA:•attuty advertisemelnts Inummbe
paid i
n ad,•a n
u
1 u
Changes for contract advertisements snot be in-
.
. y Wednesday neon, in order to appear
that week
Ii, n. ELLIOTT,
PROPRONOR Aim Pastramis..
•
WINGHIAII'I
address HQSPTTAL.-
For rho treatment 0f DISEASES ON WOMENand'.
SURGICAL OA5E8 of alt- ktnda, For parnotiway.
DR. J. P. KENNEDY,
8tedleat Supartutendunt, N h,ghnm, Ontt..
Tj. YANSTGI,iE,
• BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.;
Private snd Company funds to loan et lowest rate -
interest. No commission charged, Mortgagee, towel.
and faun property bought and sold
OFFICE Bearer Block ly!NoZ4ai.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER, d,a.,,
•• Wmghan.. Ont•
E. L. DICKHISON,
BA1IIIISTER, ETC.
BOLIOITO$ TO BANE. OF Ii4MILTON. MONET TO,
LOAN,
Office—Moyer Block. Winahani
'Ng G. CAMERON,
.rr•++aa •
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &e.,
011ice—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrewstreets
opposite Colborne Hotel.
GnDisnawi, OntA=/0.
A- hruUR J. 1RWIN, DDS, L D 5,
ipactor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylranialt.
Dental Oolletfu and Licenti'to of the Royal College -
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office over Pest
(Mice, N' ngham,
TDENTISTRY.—J. 8.JEROME,L. D. S.,WING11A'tl.
��11/''•.,
10 .nanuractur first-class sots or
teeth as cheap as they can be made -
in the Dominion. Teeth extracte3
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed pdrfectly safe.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the -
Brunswick Ronne.
JOAN RITCHIE.
.4.44
' GENE3LAL INSTJIIANCE AGt,'Nil+..
%INQRAM,
.0 S •
_Camp Caledonia, No. 4i1, meet
■ . the first and third Monday in r!x
every month, in .he Old Fellows Ball. Visitinv DEANS JR., wiNo,tAii,
brethren wciccn. • J. Murray, Chief. 1i E � ,
Elliot , Ron, -Sec
WI.L.'tll GA .7.17-{1.
STEAM PUMP %'VORKS
Having purchased the entire business
from ilr. Daniel Showers•, 1: am now
prepared to supply the public with
Wood and Iron Pewee and
Lift Pumps, Brass and
Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron Tubing. Cisterns,
Water rJ on Its, Sinks,
IEsat.its, Pipe - Eittiarg,,'id'ell
Digging and everything in con-
nection With water supplies,
Galvanized Steel Windmills tor power
and pumping water.
'Deep well pumps a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Parties writing for iotormatfon or
ordering by mail should always state
detail of well.
All workguaranteed' or no hale.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOE ,dE COUNT
OF HURON..
Sales attended in any part of the Co,•ilCharge
Moderate.
p►
JUAN f"ITRIa.Ttt nr, S
•
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Sales of Farm Stock and Faris imptiente.
specialty.
Alt orders lett at the Ttltns office promptly attend
ad 10. Terris reasonable.
66 F•7 IFTy TWQ .
WEEKS
WITH GOD
.A fascinating .study of The' Inter• •
national Sundae' School Lessons' for.
1899, now ready. No Ciif,istian,
espeeially Clergyman or '/'eflcher,
should be without it. Bealbfifully
bound in cloth of two eolo•ajr with
stiff' boards. Price. only 8Vadents.
Stronp,ly recommended by leading'
Clergymen. On sale by all book
sellers, or sent postpaid on receipt of
the peke by, p
THE BRADLEY-GARREmSOI Co.,
(LIMIT.Fm)
Publishers, Toronto; Can..
J00 �R� 4+ ° •
Y
style of rho art, at moderate priests, atI
NCLUDING Stoke PanChide La
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Hoods, Circulars, 4;n., Ica., executtd'
notice. Apply or eddroes
0, B. of 1101;'(', ..
iota Oillae;•yham
BOOKBINDING ;y
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