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PPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
lgargetire's Blusavetla, jaanary sa„ zweidenee on Mot (valuta& tTagle laihs Watiafeeedia' • k
1900. The neembere all present. The ar 7 reasaa." at p. re. .411 blen—ds Aro izYlt- u" q tit .invAr*,
E1 to seam& Eat& Oestanassay, bald ID U
Mr. Copeland—aar. Lovell—That that hall Prisister, Amara W. tiaa •?':'AS -
meeting do vow adjourn to meet in, iisse beard yet *mews motet
Maguire's Hall, Bluevale, on Mouday, Jean R. rAar, aaLcrem mutt., stsgisoi •
February lath, 1900.—Carried, James Alameda Alm Diluent emit la a ' t arteaseat-- t
Oonanunieations Were teed front W. it , Jame Bantam, Clerk. E. Powell. Mx. Reliant Maxwell, tame s
H. Browses, Toranto, re debentures; &welt Wednesday, Deem:al:0r 20th, at 11 erly a direetor, reeigneed, and Mr, Papa ' For th, bait trari4esfrom the Sick Objlereua erospitai Treete oieleak a. in., a very pleasant event took was elected in aie plata. All the etherssi).ceg, Baking Piow...
Torouto, re subseriptieue from. Joseph place at tae home a Mr. 'Tabu GemmillAbeleaged to the limner boar& The •
Wrigly, Clerk, North Duntfriee, re nil- Loealebrre Settlement, Metaitobit, A U•eating was 'Veg. Well attended -and WO - 'slm"r4 arl I Extract°, 4°11 oin ,.,,' •,..,
way cattle guiteds; also trout P. Porter. befeie the Inert -lege of his daughter, is the second time in 21 yeerk eltat. the 4 A
Add, Clerk, B. Wetwatiosb, re advice on Naist to Mr. Geo. B. Giutby, of Cert. Board of pirectors were eleeted by ao- I. "A Q got . minti-i-ti ..-
deviatiou roads. waysitt, Man. The ceremony Was per. elareation, At the close a the general UrrVetefte LI* I'll Natillea
By-law No. 1 for 1900 be passed for the Oeftwright. et bride was given away and elected John R. Miller as president;
Mr; Mosgrove—Mr. Copeland—That formed by tliotpar. M. Aleguarrie, of meeting, the direetors hel 1 a uteetieg
appointment of read earoutiseioners.-- by3lea father; and looked am. pretty in John Burgess as Secretary marl Wm.
Oarriea. a watite figured cashraere, trimmed with Messer as Treasurer. Robert Maxwell,
Mr. Coaeland—Mr. Lovell—all,* By- white satin chiffon and pearl trimming. who retired tut a director had beau a
law No. 2 for 11;0G be passed foe the ep- She , eves. ably supported by her sister, member a the Board for 21 years. Ile
poiatmeut of auditors for the cureant lgisarOther, who watt gowned ill SYhite item teudered a. hearty vote cl thanks,
year at the same salary as heretofore.— inuslia , end valeuciennee lace. The The number of pounds of milk retched
Carried. ' graft:. etas supported by Mr. John A. at the factory lett year were 1,681,785.
Mr. Mosgrovo — Mr. 1Vlitchola— Thai' Robieies et Beiasevain. After the °ere- Average pounds of =tilt to a pound of
Alex. McEwen and Douglass Fraser be many, tamer wee served and the lumpy cheese, 10 70-100; average prim eheese
appointed auclitors.—Carried. couple left for their home at Cartwright sold, 10 30-100 cents per pormd; average
Mr. Mitchell — Mr. Mosgrove es. That an the 4,20 train. The many friends of 'coat ef (halving adlie 0 8-8 mine per
By-law No. 8, 1000, be passed, appoint- the bride in this neighborhood will wish gallon; east of malriug cheese, including
ing Jahn S. MeTavish, assessor, for the her many years of happy wedded life. all expenses. of drawing milk, bisurance,
current year at a ealary of a55 and post-
awe—Carried,
Mr. Mitchell—Mr. alosgreve—That
By-law No, 4, 1000, be passed appoint-
ing Gavin Wilson. a member of the
Local Boaaideet Health for three years;
also appointing Dr.Toole Medical Health
Officer for the'eurrent year; antl. also ap-
erns:webers haviug eulaserlbed their desolate.
atiom of 41101feet/ea aud of office took IN.`?
their Metta •
The manatee af lest meetulae-Nrre read,
approved ana sigma.
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a0uary Sale °F
Heavy Goods
'-120 Ladies' Cloth Coats at 25 per • cent.
12 Men's Wallaby Fur Coats (Special)
at 812.00.
8 doz. Y[en's Cloth Caps, regular prict
500 to. 75c for 40c.
Thanking our many customers for their
vors during 1899, we feel it .our duty to
serve them even better in 1900.
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JOHN MANNA.
Footwear to Suit
every person, either Man, Woman or Child, is
what you will find in this store.
•• We have a large 'assortment in the various
kinds, the production of the best makers.
„ ' Ladies' Skating Shoes, Felt Shoes, Oxfords
and Slippers.
LADIES' OVERCAITERS AND LECCINC'''
Cardigans and Overstoc4ings.
\ Men's Shoes in Box Calf, Dongola, Patent
Leather and Felt
See our 11/en's Leggings.
Stub Proof Rubbers, every pair guaranteed.
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Ordered work and. repairing promptly attended to.
calr...Tir • 4:2101E:D.
one crate of' .7. & G. Meakin's Celebrated Make of Hig4i•C1ess Dishes
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comprising Tea Sets, Breakfast Sets end Dinner Set.
Oreakfast Sets Dinner Sets, 97 Pieces
6 12 Breakfast PlateS
12 Cups, 12 Saucers
6 12 Butter Pads, -1 Vegetable Dish •
Oi 1 Jug, 1 Platter
1 Salad Bowl, 12 Salad Dishes
• 1 Tea Pot, 1 Sugar Bowl
1 Cream, 1 Bowl.
Dinner Sets, 85 Pieces
12 Dinner Plates
ike 12 Tea Plates, 12 Sauce Dishes
• 12 Butter Pads
12 Cups, 12 Saucers
• 1 Tea Pot, 1 Large Bowl
f 1 Cream, 1 Slop Bowl
JP 2 Platter, 2 'Vegetable Dishes
$ 1 Gravy Boat
; FOR $8.00.
Dinner Sets, 87 Pieces
12 Dinner Plates
12 Tea Plates, 12 Fruit Saucers
12 Butter Pads
12 Cups, 12 Saucers
1 Tea Pot, 1 Sugar Bowl.
1 Cream, 1 Slop Bowl,
1 Gravy Bowl, 2 Platters
2 Vegetable Dishes
2 Bread Plates
FOR $8.50.
-ALT
12 Dinner Plates, 12 Tea Plates •
12 Soup Plates, 12 Sauce Dishes'
12 Butter Pada
12 Cups, 12 Saucers •
1 Tea Pot, 1 Sugar Bowl
1 Cream, 1 Slop Bowl
1 Gravy Boat, 2 Vegetable Dishes k
2 Platters •
FOR $10.00.
Dinner Sets, 100• Places •
12 Dinner Plates, 12 Soup Plates
12 Tea Plates, 12 Sauce Dishes
12 Butter Pads • '
2 Vegetable Dishes, 2 Platters
12 Cups, 12 Saucers '
1 Soup Tureen, 1 Tea Pot
1 Sugar Bow', 1 Cream,
1' Slefillolcd;114ritil BoWi
FOR $11.504
Dinner Sets, 116 Pieces
12; Dinner Plates, 12 Soup Plates,
12 Tea Mates, 12 Desert Plates
12 Sauce Dishes, 12 Butter Pads
12 Cups, 12 Saucers, 1 Tea Pot
1 Sugar Bowl, 1 Cream re
1 Slop Bowl, 2 Bread Plates SI
• 1 Gravy 'Boat, 1 Sauce Tureen
8 Platters, 2 Vegetable Dishes '
FOR $14.00
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teatarratateted-7}atealadeaealtaeeeMeetateolease,.S.
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The Stamp of Security.
On every " Slater Shoe ", pat there by the
makers as a guarantee of wear value protec-
tion against extortionate profits.
Many men would readily pay more for a
" Slater Shoe " were not the price stamped on
the sole this stamp gives the actual market
value of the shoe determined by the manufac-
turers. --':-i,..1.i i, -.
Made in twelve
feet -model shapes, all1,1,11;1:1'=:: ' ,4,
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sizes, Widths, leathers, 4)
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colovs and styles. Every pair Good- 4 -1, 4 . .1
year welted. CPI i 1
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$3.5o and. $5.0o. a 1
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The annual meeting of the reennbers of
the East Wawanosh Agricultural Society
was held. here on Wednesday afternoon.
The President, Mr Walter Scott, took
the chair. '
The minutes of the last annual meet -
ablating John Diment Sr. Sanitory. In- ing were road and passed.
specter for the current year.—Carried. The auditors' report and annual evert
Mr. Mosgrove—Mr. Mitebell—That were read, shelving receipts to the
cur Reeve be instructed to go to Gocleriah amount of $414.31; expenditure iu prizes,
etc., a315.15; leaviug n balance on hand
of $99,16.
Mr Owens—Mr Seott—That the report
be adopted—Carried.
The following resolution. wile Passed
That we, the officers and members of
consideration of this by-law be left over the ELIA Wawanosh Agricultural So-
to next meeting.—Carried. •ciety, desire to express our deep regret
Mosgrave—Mr. Lovell—That .the at the loss we have sustained in the death
auditors' report to this Council at the of our late esteemed President, Charles
meeting to be held Feb. 12th next.— Praetor, Esq., and we further extend
Carried. . our sincere sympathy to the widow and
re deviation roads.—Carried.
A petition was laid before the Council
from John Wylie and 87 other ratepay-
ers, asking that a by-law bo passed to
remove deg tax in this municipality.
Mr. Lovell—Mr. Xitehell—That the
salaries, renewa,supp
lslies S. repairs
Button IcIpeix,
O. tl•:. nu
M deal exclusively in
these articles, am in a
tion to secure the: BESTGOODq from the most re-
liable sources, VV,. st.11 for
cash ; you get the bftnefir, and
don't have to pay for others
bad debts.
Try our Teas .and yoit will
and all other incidental expenses,' 91-1C0 be our regular customer,
we alway
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ce001115 per pound.
hear of the prosperity of the cbeese N1
compauy, es their business means a good.
deal to the neighborhood.
Cheese end Butter Co. will be held. in WRONETEE.
Au adjourued, meeting of the Bkevale
Annie MolVfichael, A. Hamilton, Edith;
the Foresters? hall on Friday, January Gibson, Elcla linaleweed, Bleat) Allen
9th,, The business to come before the aul A. Hoopea attended the gatheriug of
meeting will be the letting of the tnilk the old studeitts of the Ilarristen High
routes, confirming by-laws, etc. Selma' on. New Year's day.
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Mrs. Wm. Paulin and laas Paulin
were visiting in Owen Found last week.
• Tuesday morning about (o'clock the John McTavish, a former merchant of
this place, uow of Baden, was calling on
most serious fire ia 13lyth's bistory cc-
curred, The fire started in Mr, atotaers, old friends here last week.
Mr, Cook, of Hensall, was visiting
bakery, which was totally consumed,
together with es G. aleser,a hardware with Thos. Hemphill, sr., last week.
and tinware; T. W. Scott, betas, shims A. W. Robinson has secured a school
and groceries; Heffrou Bros„ butcher• s at Eden Grove and left for that pine
and the Bank of Hamilton. Theeniouni las1; week, •
of iusurance is not knowu at present; . en L1 0 41.
boss will be heavy. . Within the past two or three weeks
Mr. Mosgrove—Mr. Copeland—That family, and pray that God may comfort "there have passed away from this im-
the Clerk be instructed to ask fortenders and sustain tltem. in this their sad berea: Mediate vieinity three of the pioneers of
for the township printing for the current vement. And that the Secretary be avOltitiS. • tho township. On Sunday, Dec. 17th,
year from. the proprietors of the Whip eequested to send a copy of this motion A number of young people enjoyed Alex. McGregor and Peter Grant joined
ham Times and Advance newspapers; to Mrs Proctor. ; themselves at a social hop at the home the gr,eat majority on. the other shore
tenders to be received up to noon, Feb. kr H Edwards was voted to the chair
whoa the following offieers were eleeted: evening.
of Mr. and MrG. G. Fyfe's on Monday awl on Wednesday, 27th Dee., James
12th.—Carrie
(Lrson, of the 7th, con., passed away-,
(1.
The following accounts were passed —President, Walter Scott; lst Vice- M. Geo. A. Page, who bas been living bevieg lived nearly aye years past three
and eheques issued:—J. J. Moffatt, gra- President, Jas Owens; and Vice-Presi- on as. A„ Graham's form, for some time, core and ten. Although Mr. Carson
ad, $1; F. 1VIcClelland, drain in BilmOre, dent, R Procter; Directors, 3 Cole, P W has
. moved' to his recently purchased had not beeu very strong for same time
4 I oue day,
$14.75; Elliott Bros., tile, $18.88; Treas- Scott, 11 Edevards, R Scott, Geo Repeat- aum near xerneele • yet he eves only serionts y
urer, Wingham, work on boundary, son, lt, McMurray, Geo Taylor, A 'Kerr j .Pth 11 fla&4tLCiSA ht •
$5.70; Goo. Mn', stationery, 88o; H. and 3 Coultes. .R Currie was appointed
known as thGerdon farm,en the 7th
B. Elliott, printiug, $13.75; atandelpal eneanasary director dn amount pf lus ,00neessien,
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100; acmes, for $1.,001 As
World, papers, $5.75; Ross Roberts0n, long and faithful services to the society.
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grant to S. C. Hospital, $5, , Treasurer, 0 McClelland; Seciy, l' And- rm lends are going up in. price this
place raiordd bo a bargain.
At the annual meting in No 10, Mr
Messer, the retiring trustee, resigned
the position, which he has faithfully
The Cornmettee of Council appointer' erson ; Auditors, J S Scott and Iseae
to 'make arrangements for the presenta- Stubbs..
tion of a suitable testimonial to our ex- • 004
ni.VEN-A.I.E.
" filled for over 20 -years. He is sacceed-
. Briefs Me. John Powell, barrister, ed b Robt Shaw.
, . ospfearDeenit.t,rob1ants, IsbpeeenntbieuNnew Year's with bis
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hea.lJthohon lPow"late
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Mr. andreAssa Georgeivst•
has taugntusnow tornakethe
; , has exchanged his house nt Wanglunn, side, .
' • • • were 'visiting at the borne of
IlrATra9yslaor., of Lane
best' Emulsion in the w• rld ex, 3.. s op e]. rn u s ouse
. , their daughter, Mrs. W. 5. Calve over
Experience has proved that'
o, ; the village, anti tnade a second ex uge
Sunday. Their grauddaughter, Mabel
this 'Emulsion is worth f walr1VIr. Alexander Messer. 0,urrie turned home with there. for a
Ms' Ira Etcher, spent New Year's he 11 ViSit'
Experi
y 0 at . ' r and Mrs John T Currie are having
'entire confidence. There • Miss Alice Duff returned to Clinton more than their share of eickness in
are many imitations a lls6-week. . their family. At the present time five
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members of their family are quite ill.
vstg at her grandfather's, Mr iscwin etrativiono • ii11/e.eins Hattie Geddes, who has been ;
John May they all have a speedy' recovery
t. If your doctor it. MeChaeken, of the Blueyale road, for will be thee wish;of Mr and Mrs Currie's
and all kinds of substitutes for it; sometime, joined hei• fatally in Dethait many friend's'
but -none equal .
last week.
recommends you to tare Cod -Liver mrs wintain Gray, of Manitoba; is 4 l
10.* WEST WAWANOSH.
oil,. or you know yourself that you *W
*Wang her., parents. Mr. and Mrs, Adame regret to earn of the sudden
need it, pt SCOTT'S EMtJLSroad.- . ION Oleghorn, of the Blnevaledeath of Mr. Frank jury, Which took
it is the best Cod -Liver Oil..in theeplace at his resiamm on the 13th bestform
• Mr. Thomas Cannes has been laid up aaii a west wew osh, di Iriiiii;satti
If we had your address we would send
you a,samploAap41,itavadwhia 4euing Miss Clara Gitelman, of' Torenta/ it ill tor atm dayswith throataronbl d Mrs` 3•.zrzl' itiehin; Mir' Vic'e-Ptes"
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taming which be spite; ed int use pain.
His partner iu lite"pree tried hint some
tat. months ago: _lie game to Culrasa
1876 entl settled oe the term where he ' •
beta since lived. H s family all ereith
�hldtood
FORDwiCH. •
M . Alex Wyness 1. as entaseil into
partnership with Mr. jetties Argo, of
Fergus, aurl has assumed the manage-
ment of a large stq:e them. Mr. F. A.
D yerghy will look after his besaiess
here.
M tut- "ram here attended the Method-
ist ch -reit opening servic at' Newbridge
ou Se, a ty and Mouday lest.
The f >Tidying aro it offi aas af the
Christie. t Endeavor of the aresayterian
churel; —Honary Prost lent, f. A. B.
Dobeen; Piesideut, Miss Odie gers;
Vic P,r seident, Miss Mary fleck:sr; See -
are, ?red Becker; Treasurer, Arthur
Dobson.; Corresponding Secretery, J. 11.
Ito;ers; Payer-ineeting Committee,
Rev. a . B. Dobson, Mrs. Alex Wyness,
A. 0. II itelansoti wad Mrs. L. B:citer.
The Eeworth. League of the Fordwich
Meth elset church have eleateal.tIze lot-a—a-ea" •
,officees en. yon—Pres.,
enlea fazzie Mose; First Vine -Pres.,
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morning last. eased had only been Mis'4 41' 3()11118thil ; tie‘ton Vice -Pres„
ith a bad attack of rheumatism. •
his very sacideiv death is a sad sures:is% Juhnstou; Seen lass Viva
more about it. — • visiting her Sister-.
soc. and Er.00, ail druggists. •
SCOTT & BOWNE,
'Toronto.
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Miss May Powell, of Turnberry, was to his family atid many friends, and to
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Macdon- whom the earnest sympathy is extended
ald, last week. in their great bereavement. Mr. Jury
Messrs Joseph and Robert Smillie re- 'had reached the ripe age of 70 years, and
turned, tb.eir studies iu Toronto, this was an old ancl highly esteemed resident
. LEHIGH VALLEY : Mr. Robert L. Stewart,after spendhig of the township and his death will be
universally regretted by rai who knew
the holidays with his parents, in the• hini.
A Kingston, to resume his studies. BRUSSELS.
: village, returned to queen's College
i ! Rev. W. I. West M. A., exchanged The estial monthly horse fair was held
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: ! Pulpits with Rev. Mr. Malcolm, of on Thussdny cf het week.
j Teeswater, on. Sabbath last. East, auron Farmers' Mediate meet
Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, of Kiburn, lugs in 13raesels, on Wednesday, Jan.
visited Mr. and Mrs. George Macdonald
over Sunday.
1 An entertainment will be given some
time in. Februaryethe proceeds of will&
will be used to bay near maps and other
. neeesearies for our school. Mr. A. Mc-
,111calwan is managing the affair. _It is
.(keeled that all ex -pupils iu the velnity
f will help, it eking.
i Messrs Brinker and MePltereen have
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4 dieeolveapartnership. The tailoring
tbe
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The best grade of
, bard coal ever mined.
It's fret from dust or
' dirt. Contains a.great
amount of heat and 1
; burns to a clean, white
ash. If you are in ,
need of any hard coal,
butt r let us send you
i a ton. We'lli unarantee
ev
cry Iump of
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1 • it nas proven best
for this Northern clim- ,
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17th, at 1.80 and '7 o'clock.
Hardeue; Treas., Ezra Riehm; Supt. of
.Junio. Department, Miss Helmut Ma- •
hoed; CollecIor for Forward lVfovement,
Miss Anes Harding.
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Mtsers andrew Derby and J'as R
Eire. 11 were struck by • a train on a
crossiag while ariviter near alosbore
and both were hestently
"Ever r Matt
Hath His Ill Day."
Las fell while packing apples Joe, A doctor s examination
McKay put a note in a barrel asidng the 'night show that kidneys,
receiver to ;communicate with him stat-
ing. the eoeclition ot the fruit when par- liver and stomach afe normal,
cns '1 real the price Deal Dist .wat,k but,ithe doctor cannot 4nalyze
heaeceived a reply front 11.0. Itowlanas the olooa upon atiliich these
atHauntea Lekes Ranch, Lanatt ea organs depend,
All'erat, saying the a nit was eeceivea in Hood's Sarsaparilla purifiee, vitalizes
gaol oraer aeel the price lurid Was VI par and enrich -al the blood. It tures you
when "a bit a_" or when eeriously
So affirt'hteaudnetsg
ana gents' furnishing partnership.-
-will M la And A. Hewitt al?a shariZfreea,,,aat.
eavried en by Mr. Pritzker. Mr. Ito. have their Detestable (the old trrny. bar- taparillii has no equal for rheumatism. St
Phaeton, went to Carsonville, rims racks) fitted up nal. filleaewith horses. )gtosfignorle ineherale°11aea,gp°1, thr,:a3komat
Ds„,„i„, last weak. They have 87 heavy boreas en band, but 1:viny, ittrampton, (Mt.
Tho annual meeting of the Bled:ale as they have only Waite for :ta that is at aiad Gush—"After my long Mmoas, $
very weak and had bald omen'. / Iresbe ...talon eortgrsgiai..u, will be held they eatt keep la re at onwas
ee. could not eat or sleep. Different rtmo
in 111‘, church eit Taesdly evening°, ,T,ttx. 1 The fe'dowing officers 1....o,.., eltla r . did not help me but I/cod's Smuts
I 15th. ii; Din° by the, T. 0. le, :......1, 9. Watwi,,A.. built me op and 1 am now lame to etaate
lies gitl alio ate of twelve different !tlhatf Ranger; • S. Wiltan, Irive.f,1;,,o- tri7 Wc)rk*" mrrimc --- •
3 ACttles Owhano, Vat.
ilhrietnum ( ekes. tnade by twelve dif- i atanger; T. cyrrie, 'c: ;- T.Flec• It
ferent persona, and partaken of at twelve I or, Pin. 44e.; T. (1. Itiebetels. fatale:sal •
taffetas& Masora twill to married beferel T. Ilote, $.W.; Hrteth Mitlete
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