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3—FRIDAY, 00T. 12, 18e8,
.A. DO:NItl) ..1' Tata. B h441341),
We have r"epeatec
anatiQn of a regt
Board of Trade for
Valu. 'The funeticz s of such an orpa-
irably illustrated
'a meetings that so
and carried on
resulted in the
to by-laws. That
y and efficiently ac-
such efforts are too
by apathy or in -
policy is fraught
the public inter•
idly eternal vigi-
persistent effort
•etain prosperous
sines conditions.
our business men
would fully iiealize
d might be aQcon-
and heart• eo-oppera-
similar to those re -
We, again assert our
allization, properly
iy impressed with
nd resppnsibilitiese
vast d@sl in. the;
"ood has been done.,
romptly, harmonl•
y. Why not further
, advise, interchange
ad, knowledge P. In
ve a, live, active, in.
ion Qf buainess men
to, watch, guard,
promote our pub -
are many matters
cly and privately
u from time to
is give this even
Ton let unit-
y urged the for-
arly constituted
le town of Wing -
nization were adi
by the business mei
*actively originat
the I11ov011101 t tha
carrying of the
work was prompt
isemplished. Du
frequently follow
difleronce, This
with great danger
eats of any place,
lance and united an
can promote and
Inanicipal and b
It would be well
and active citizen
what future go
plished by active
. tion along lines
aptly persued.
belief that an or
constituted and d,
its duties, powers
could aeeowplish,
town's interests,
It has been, done
ously and effectiv
discuss, deliberat
opinions and ext
short,, why not 11
fluential orgauiza
meeting regnlarl
discuss, suggest a
lie. interests ', Thor
that concern us,publ
that require attenti
time. Let individu
momentary reflecti
ed action be taken.
Grade ---cow, T. lto• , R. Milne, T.
Wilkinson; tweayear heifer, IL Rd-
wards,1 and 2; yea heifer, T, boss,
R. 11IeGowan heife ealf, T. Wilkin -
Sen. 1 rind 2 ; 3 -year Sheers, T, Ross,
1 and ' ; 2 -year -teers, T. RRoss,
i, 'McGowan ; yet •-old steers,
Ross, 1 and 2 ;. dee calves, 1i., hie -
'Gowan T. Wiiki son; bone,T.
Ross,1 and 2 ; bes herd of cattle, T,
Ross; working .oxen It. G. McGowan..
SII> • R,
Leicester, and their Trades—Ram, J,
Henry & Son, W. .cost; ram lamb,
N; Cummiugs, R, C
R, Coultes, Geo.
ewes, R. Coult
lambs, H. Deltoo
ling rata, N. Cui
Soutlt[dttU7LS
tin.
Other Downs
Stewart; ram la
and 2 ,, aged ewe
son ; aheariing e
Ross; ewe lamb
fat sheep, T. A
pen of sheep,
Large T3reec
son ; brood s
$madt Breec
waeds ; brood
g. Edwards.
Auburn ; J. B.
Geese, J.
Harrison, T.
BELGRAVE 1 ALL FAIR!,
A, s'LENn:D, SUCCESS."
The.offlcers and p
'Wawanosli fail ex
proud of. their popu
ported fall fair. T
cally, hermpniousl
tively. The show
Tuesday. edlipsed
.this year. being th.
with a two.days' sl'
of entries. was abo
In the hall; fruit, ro
of a superior gaalit
• tended, Toronto al
exhibit was not su
It was universally
potatoes exhibited c
sed in Canada, ou
Apples were onus
There was a keen
produce, especial
ort cake, T. At lc'l'son, G. Moffat
factory cheese. W'�. IL Stalith ; hamo
roads cheese, . t nclerson.
LADIES' 8 'AR'r:Imtx.
Tatting, Mrs, Dr, Tamlyn ; or ,gleet
work, Mrs. Godfrt', Mrs. Tovell;
bead work, MtsR T mlyri, 1 and 2 ;
fanoy knitting; bliss Mc$tellaud, G.
tlloffat ; ;atchwor quilt, .L . Milne,
Miss Pollock ; go It's shirt, Mrs. G.
Moffat, bliss Me t.'Oland ; gent's flan.
nal shirt, Mrs, T tulyn ; braiding, T.
Bridges,. Miss ociouand ; woolen
stockings, W. 11. iJ.cOrackee, 1 and
ultes; aged ewe, 2; pair smiles, aur;, G. Moffat, D.
e.wler ; stiearliug Geddes ; woolen tilos es, sire, auoffat,
R. Deacon; ewe
Coultes; shear -
R,
mins, R. Ooultes.
ged etves,,W. J. Mar -
Ram, H. Ross, G.
ib, T. Anderson, 1
, Il.. Ross, T. Ander.
es, T. Auderson, la;.
ll, Boss, 1 and 2 ;
derson, T. Wilkinson;
• Ooultes.
PIGS. ''
-=Aged boar, J. Robert-
w, [I. Edwards,
Aged boar, 11. L+'d-
w, J. Owens.; boar,
Judges:—J. 'Go vier,
I'tlier, Jamestown.
OULTRX.
arrison ; turkeys, J.
Wilkiuson ; ducks, J,
Robertson,J. ilarricon;Plymoath roclts,
J. Harrison,1 and 2,; Legllorns, J. liar -
Spanish, .1. Harrison,
urge,, J. Harrison, 1
r variety, J. Harrison,
risoia, 1 and 2
1 and 2 ; Ham
and 2 ; any oth
1 and 2.
Wagon, J
John Bruns
Robinson, J.
T. H. Ross;. s
Judges: --T. Se
McNally.
Wl ite,fall w
J. Anderson ;
G. 1l&cGo wan,
sprintwheat, G
son ; barley, C.
Russel ; fall whea
Anderson ; white
Anderson; black
Harrison ; , peas,
Mason ; timothy,
J. Nethery.
FRUIT AN
Golden Russet
PLEMENTS.
m Brunsdon ; carriage,
on ; ploughs, R. las.
ermsdou ; gang plough,
d drill, J. Brunsdun.
tt, J. W. Inglis, W.
W. 1'T,. McCrackei
I
Pollock, Miss ell J
.t ,
quilt, A. Proctor &
knitted quilt, R.
patched quilt,
Pollock ; counts
Pollock; rag m
1 and 2 ; Ber in wool work, Miss
Tovell, Miss Sl.clfrey; cotton stock•
ings, miss Poll • 1 ; card work, A.
Proctor & Sons, 1 and 2 ; leather
work, lure. God •ey, W. H. Mo-
Cracken ; peno' drawing, Mrs.
Godfrey ; hair fl. wars, errs. God ray,
miss tacO1eiland embroidery on silk,
miss meOlellan
broidery on l
Wm. Wylie ;
Clollattd, •ors.
mise. hlcCi ilian
pe't, airs. T.
Proetee..
ottani.
eat, J. McDowell, J.
red fall wheat, R.
J, & J. Anderson ;
o. Moffat, J. Harri'
Proctor & Son, J.
, any kind, J. & J.
oats, J. Fells, T.
ats, G. Moffat, J.
T. Wilkinson, W.
R. G. McGowan;
; woolen mitts,
g cabin
lOr
; 10 a
'on, T. Anderson ;
Scott, T. Forbes;
. Cumming, hiss
pane, J. Russel, Miss
i;, A. Proctor & Sons,
trors,of the, East ,Baine; Baldwin, J
ibition are. justly Sowler ; , Famuei
ar and well sup- A. W. Sloan ;
work energeti- Harrison, R. Soo
y
anon most, etfec• E. Robinson, II, ti
S • Ii
of Monep is E
day and cR, . Stoueobihonsou,
ything yet held Tolman sweets, J
first experiment �yillanson; vttrie
w, The number acott, J, I+'e
•p one thousand.. ai lA. C, M
fs and,grain were Ses,owler, Aaarr. Ca'
Those who. at- Scott, H; %Nigh
Lenclon say the Wit, 11 Fel
awlfor quality, ;Hegar . S n., M,
dinitted that the y
FLOWERS.
John Taylor, F.
hn Robertson. Geo.
:e, John Robertson,
I. Greening, M.
Maiden's Blush,
ightman; Northern
. Robertson.; Col.
ase, M. Harrison ;
I-ceury & Soli, T.
ies winter apples,
s ; varieties" fall
Harrison ; pears,
; winter pears, W.
man ; grapes, tag
crab, apples,. 3,
arrison; plums,,
A. Kerr,.; collection fruit, T. Wilkin'
soli, II.Wightmau ; bouquet, C. Pros-.
toe & Sons,. T. Ap arson; flower, in
pot, T. Anderson,,, A. Proctor & Son; 1
ai.1NUT.' CTURES.
. Home me,de clod , Miss .1, Pollock;:
flannel, T. Anderaa I, Miss Pollock ;
union flannel, J. Owens; blankets,
i1iss Pollock, T. Anderson ; . single
harness, I(omuth Buchanan, 1 and
2 ; coarse boots,, omutli & Buchanan
.1 mad 2 ; fine b,00t , Homuth & Bu-
chanan, 1 and 2 ; oma made wine,
1 J, Owens ,1 and 2.
•
Lu�.aal aiQW a
FULL AND SPLEN
ul;i not be. eclip-
ide of Manitoba.
ally large,and fine.
ompetitied,in, dairy
y butter. Horseo
Were abundant; in every class, but the
heavy draught ha many superior ani-
mals. Cattle' w ore numerous • and
some exceptional' fine. Sheep. also
were plentiful a id good but pigs
scarce. Itnplem nts were largely
shown. The take s of the prizes were
as.given below :
110
Meavy Draught
A. Carr, A. W. Si
W. Moan 1 apd
Carr ;: two-yearoh ly, A. Otter ; year.
old gelding, J. 1.1'th; year idly; N..
Cunin'1sings,
General purpose. Brood mare, T.
Forbes:, T. H. Tayl. , jr; horse foal, Ho
Ross, T. Forbes ; are foal, T. Biel -
by, T. Forbes two-year; filly, T. H.
Taylor, jr., N. 0 Iumings;. year-old
gelding, T. H. Tay or, jr,,- A. Carr ;
year old filly, R. Iw
year old gelding, T.
. avail, T. Anderson,.
Carriage Tlorses
??erdue, V. S., W.
A.Chaml,orlain, W
tnckyStar, E,A.01
filly, J. N. Perdue,
mo -year geld hese
old filly, E. A,
SES.
—mare with foul,, ROOTS ;AND
an ; horse foal, A . Potatoes, Geo
2.; mare foal, A. Dowell ; varieties
sots, J. & J, Ande
!a. Taylor, jr., W.
cauliflower, W.
Sellars ; blood b
Cracken, 1 and 2 ;
W. II. McCracken
any. kind, T. And
nips, W. Scott, J.
carrots, W.H. \Ie
early horn carrots,
H. eicCraelten, On
Kerr, J. atcDotvoli ;
W. 11. ItreCracken,
1i. G, =Gewan, J.
melon, T. Anders
Cracken : musk mel
W. H. McCracken
II. McCracken, A.
squash, W. H. 'sic
tor & Son ; citron,
McCracken ; toinat
II. Wightman ; be
Crockett.
A,'1T
On Friday for
hacl the appe[ira
live towns on the
old time fairs when
" thus
tr EX1IIDITS AND DM . IS PIRIII,'18I1I If--
'CDANC>a
upon last J.sucknary ; i'B1tX l i iu A S" MORNING,
-Al'�TIIla,.,.-,
en characteristic of TIME i7FlIC ,,ltlSaf'tlIN STR t;Tt'
•easier of farmersing WZNGll.A M, - O1; T4 10,
1vo11 filled farmers
rigs poured In by scot s .and the streets
were througed and inmost blockaded
with vehicles and pe cstrians, Appear -
once and convers' tion betokened a
at element that has
of t
r ace
preponde a
been siguifieantly termed the "Canny
toe:ic of conversation
ow, and the respective
speots of the various
little observation was
lioroughly impress the
of the exhibitors and
o wide awake, thrifty,
1 progressive farriers
a spirit of whole-
e exhibi'�lon grounds
ous and 'convenient
es of land with a
pens, sheds and a
by 50 feet. Tho
building and gro ncls belong to Mr.
Sommerville, ex M. P. and are rented
to the society t $100 yearly, The
y packed with exhibits
ality that would make
particularize. Besides
siuess men the leading
ire makers and organ
were represented.
re especially' numerous,
erb animals and teams
were on exhiba ion. Among a fine lob
of cattle and sh:ep Messrs, E. Gaunt
host elf the prizes.
The special featul :s of speeding in the
ring and lady dr'vers and riders at-
tracted mush at •ntion: It has been
estimated that our thousand people
ouds., but perhaps that
-over sanguine. • The
be congratulated on the
ttended their shove,
he show we made ar-
the sending to us early
ie prize list, but these
ent till Thursday we
Lapelled to hoed it
Soot." The sol
was the fall s
merits and pr
BL
exhibits, i
necessary to
fact that mos
spectators w
ambitious a
imbued with
some rivalry,
are most comm0
contain�ieg 22 ao
fine course, cattle
splendid hall 11
, isrs, Ylam:l'yn ; 0m-
, hall was literal
nen,. miss mo'Clellan•, and all 'of a q
lace work, miSS 110- it in victioliS t
',odfre • twine laoe, I by
.
y , eahibita y
d, tare. T�offat”; Sar- sewing mac
uderson, errs. A. manufacture
Horses w
and many su
FAI
We notice tl
ent speak in
terms of the s
they are alway
by the officers a
The TIMES can b
tion of these me
they are "jolly
success of the sit
the indefatigabl
ctent John R
Anderson, the
obliging, clear
accurate. The
by such shrewd.
as Chas. Proctor,
H, Deacon, seconc
C. McClelland, tr
fidence in the fut
intelligently bas
ing endeavors,
tion that would
any local sho
ducted in this
benefit, and evi
whilst energetics
have a place in pu
will continue to 1l
gate reeeipts, at 1
one hundred della
Dr. Sloan, J.
Kelly were judge
tables.
John Bruns
had a good
vehicles, &e.
T. Ross, of con.
had some eighteen
—some specimens r
seldom equalled.
and .two second pri
R. Coultes had
Leicester sheep.
James Barber
wanosh, had:tw
cattle:.
James Rath, c
nosh, showed a
weighing 4400 lbs.
mal.
T: H. Ross, of .'
display of imple
It. M. Tool?ins
NOTES.
newspaper men pres-
most complimentary
lendid way in which 1 & Sons captured
treated. at Belgrave
d people generally.
t add its confirma-
nt utterances, for
good fellows." The were on the gr
w is largely due to calculation i
efforts of the presi- officers ate t
bertsou. Mr. Finlay success that
secretary, is energetic, Whilst at
leaded and exceedingly rangoments f{
are efficiently aided in the week of
not having been
are reluctantly
over.
Subsertl?Lian wleo,$ per year,1ttadvauco• •
ADVERTISING RATSS:
space, I 13'r, l fi mo. 1 ;1 MO. 1 1 Ino.
r'0 00
i ,
1 e
ensu $
0109
,
85 00
Half f
, u •
J
90
0 One ane 6 09
0h
nuAv
Loral and of for easels ad
for first insert on, and Ju. pot
insertion.
Local Notices, in nonpareil
areil
9. lino pe each ,
andper for sortiolf,„fie. f
No local notice will be charged
nd experienced men
first vice•president,
vice president, and
asurer, Their con -
re of their show is
on their past push -
d a spirit of ambi-
scorn being second to
Local :shows con -
ay are of inealeuable tion. bliss .
nce" the fact that, record as lady riy
y conducted they
lic confidence and dr
son at
tt .civinn.
Art
supported. The retired farmer
cents, were over
man had, fou
s, varied staff
Morton and T. four exgeptio
on fruit and vego- specimens a
en, of Londesboro'•, such
shined he
var
;splay of implements, kir. John N
9, East Wawanosh, n splendid exllib
end of fine cattle. ie. the shape of 1
ally superb, and Messrs. T. T
e took seven first Stringer had
es at, Brussels. photoryrapbs.
two fine pens of Messrs. Barr
wall papers w
of con. 9, East We, J. Grenacl
mannoth tom
nice Holstein young
rA
Large imp
made by Mr.
W. N. Grund
As lady dri
Mrs. Proctor
S66-00— s2o no 00
20 00 12 00 0.00
=-.7 00 4 00
• 100
00 I
It13, 80. Per lino
'melt 8ubaicgUont
�o. for first iN•
ant insertion,
Mil 26o.
'a'ed Situations,
Venn( P�16i Sit f l e
Advartisoluents of Lost, i ,
and liushless Chances wanted, not exceeding 8 lines
nonpareil, 51 per month.
Houses and lrarms for Salo, not exceeding 8 line,
51 for filet month, 600. nor aillscquvnt Month,
'Those terms will be strictly adhered to.
Special rates for looser advcftisomouts, or for
lougar periods.
Advertisements without' specific directions, will bo
inserted till forbid and charged accordingly, • Tran•
sitory advorthfonfents mist 10 paid fn advance.
Changes for ,coutract advertisements 110105 bo In
the office by, Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week. R, ELLIOTT.
4
iL, fit,
c
R NOTES.
Anent exhibits were
lien, T.. Hildred and
er and.borsebaok rider
attraoed much atten-
prray made a good
er and Mrs. Patter-
. Taylor.
Wiley ;foal by Ken -
1. Edward ; year-
Ohaanberlain, W.
Wiley; year-old ge ding, J. N. Per-
due, `V. 6 , W. God les; buggy horse,
IP; Baines, it: ; saddle
atom etteriage hors s, A.gnewl. '2.
Bryalges ; brood ma '0, any class, A
-Cate.; team in Intro ss, T. Agnew'.
CATTL 1.
17sleranghbred—Nst cow, T. Ross,
Geo. Sowletat heifet calf, T, H. Tay -
H. McCracken ;
• McCracken, It.
J. Taylor ; turnip,
racken, J. Fells ;
ens from seed, A,
onions, any kind,
t. Sellars ; corn,
n, T. Anderson,
Proctor & Son ;
reckon, A. Prete*
ea, T. Anderson,
• PROPRIETOR AND niUM,l(Sa.
C. P. It, TIME TABLE,
Trains arrive ami depart as follows :1
LEAVING ARRIVING
6:27 a. m...... ,...For Teroute..........5:27 a. 01
1:45 p. 01 „ 1:45 p.m
3:15 p. 01 ..For To, swater ' 15
10:20 p. m 1,
GpZASTD trIvr_riva R,' Z,
A, C, STRATHDEE, Aaaxr, ~noncan,
Through tickets to all points in Amot'iea-North.
West, Pacific Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular routes, Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points.
--TIME TAElLE.
Lean: WINONAM. AI1mVI1 AT WISGITAO.
0:39 aon.Toronto,Guelph,Pabn0raton, &o. 8:80 pita:
11:t0 41 10:10
8:40m. " " ,Clinton, "
7:25 p' Palmerston, Mixed......10:20
7:05 eat London. It, &0..........10:45 "
3:40 7:45 m..
11:10 a.u1....., ..I{incardtno, &o........ 0;39 a.m.
8:30 p.m " 11:10 "
10:10 " „ 0:50 p.m.
rson,of tfucknow, a
and an ideal sports.
.cases of gorgeously
birds. With three or
s"they are all Canadian
d few would imagine that
ed assortment could be
dock, of Kinloss, had
. of sacharine sweets
oney.
eleaven and W. J.
live collections of
& Days' exhibit of
tasty and attractive.
e took the cake. for
to and potato.
Mr. 11, Pro ter had a fine exhibit
Keg butter, Geo.
bird, dare,
rock butter, A.
home made, T. Ana %on, Mise Pola
lock ; honey in men a W. Martin ;
two.year.old colt
a, real fine . ani-
, of tho Wingham
foundry, haeLan .exhibit of, Ins pop,u-
lae ploughs..
Ott the evenii ri of . the first day a
musicaleconapetit'on yeas held in the
Foresters' hall. For three seleeoions
on the organ th prizes were 'won by
Miss E. Miller, of Morris„. and Miss
Taylor, pf St. dens, Inothe violin
competition th prizes were taken. by
and Mr, J. S. 'Anderson, teacher at
Lower Winglia The judges were
Mr. A, Taylo a representing A. Y.
waster, og
tidy and splen
of gents' furni
to the neoessit
before the pu
experience, 'eon
bought the ret
make of cheese
tory closes on riday.
McClelland an
langs. M;Webster is
ing business man, alive
of bringing his goods
etonce and wide, aot
qualify him for: the
D15..1. A. e1ELDRUm,
Honor Graduate of Totodto University. •
•
Office and Residence -Tho old stand formerly occu-
pied by "'3r. Bethune, at tho corner of Centre and
Patrick streets,
WINOIIAo, OST.
BYER & DICKINSON.
lYl BARRISTERS„&o.
Solicitors for the Bank of Hamilton. Comnlissionels
for taking :admits for Manitoba, Private funds
to lend in strairht loans at lowest rates. Offices -
[tent's Block, Wingham, Lucknaw and`Gorri0.
if. W. e.,'1RY8n. 11. L. DIOR)Ea0N•
and highly cra litable. The goods
were of a superi, r quality and attract-
ed much attent on.
organs, mach nes, implements,. &co
The 'laymen(
organs were
some particula
valuable youog'
which, were, be
Duogannott and
12, West Waw
distinction at
as breeders An
Leitester elm*
a superb bell, to
2500 lbs. The
quality, showin,
machines and 'corn
lso exhibited..
of 6t. Helens, showed
y, attractive,. and
Clydesdale horses,
y, prize . takere, at
ipley this year.
ondon and other points
'dealers in, had anum-
cent bred cattle and
resent, LordLovell,
ns the scales at abou t
attic) aro all of a fine
higla breeding and
excellent keepind, a,tal aro successful
sheep on the g ouncls,
Garniek lied colleptione of.
yne, of Stratford, has.
tinder of. the season's
at 10 oehtsc. The fao•
RETALIATION
the air. has be
people wonder w
wan about, No
al relations—in
of. harmony—will
:BARRISTER, Sze.,
BARRISTERS, sou:Imes% NOTARIAS PUBLIC,
CONVEYANCES, ETC.
ORoRRIR and Brim:, ONT.
Private and Companylunds to loan at low rates ot
interest. Mortgages, town and farm ,,-,property
bought and sold, Mercantile collections a -specialty.
DENTISTRY.- S. JEROML, Wikopar.
I am making beautiful setts ot
:31":11 Artificial Gum "Teeth" for $8.00 per
sott,knd Plain' Teeth, pet sett, 34.00.
Priceb in allidther branches of deals- '
try in:proportion.
extraction of teeth, the only a fe anesthetic known
°FACE : In Alio Beaver Bleck, olvosite the, ,
Brunsstick
leseafavit
Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy
Sayer, Gold, etc., etc., Plates, ranging ,
in prices from .2500 upwards per set,
crownng and 'bridgework. Tooth ex.
traded without the least pain by the use of Vital...
Ind Air. Bead Office, Wingbarn, side , entranto op- ,
pos:to the Queen's hotel, ,ope» daily (Sundays except-
ed) from 9 a In to 5 p m. Will be at Blyth every
Saturday -Office at Milne's hotel; Gorrie: 1st and.,
3rd Mondays of each month -Office at ,Alblon hotel i*
LuoknOW 2nri,„and, 4th Monday and Tuesdk's 0K1
eanimodth-Orfich-,at Whiteley's hotel. Extracting,
26 cents
American Review
Ingersoll cfmtro
that the imperish
ning, in, the. Morta.
on the Gladstone-
sy t Ho maintains
hie. existence, and
perszetenco of eh istomity,. the. vast
dead. Now. that and ' undeniable revolution it bas
n cleared of smoke, i brought in men, 1 nations in. the
at all the flustering moral elevation' o manhood and
oubt our internation. womanhood and in le domestic social
far aa they are out mid political life f the christian
be peawfully and world Pannot be ae wanted. for by
natural anus,
'JOHN RITCHIE,.
'for the Counties of Huron and Brum..
At .moderate rates, sales will bo conducted in, any .
portion of the Connties.
Orders can be loft at tho Tams Office.
tY.1 LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Orders 10I9 at TGINs' ollimpromptly attended to,,
• TERMS REASONABLE.,
'LIWENSED, AUCTIONEEZ FOR THE.. COUNTY.,
OF HURON.
Solos attended, in any part of the Co. Charges •
Charges Mederate and Satisfaction Gahrenteed.
Toles' office.
AlliNtvociesSo:I.arrangemoitte can be, Mado at the ,
CALEDONIAN HALL. .
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'Phis commodious hail can 10 secured for odor- .
tainthents et every kind at a vory lo* figure. FOr.
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