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The Wwsleys'n-uakrtter dinar!.
OOgrtoaatass of DtestDtnir.
= The O404 rawest organ to
ra •ana-
t e a .Methodist CmitieWoro.
titOitynttoROO
sa
hole system in vogue in the busy ; that be never saw the applioattes sun it n
bap asosedasd_ f10taI0'•
Post t•thw Departmenit,%ith thedifference made, and that the curt reply sent watted„ In proportion to his girth areutint- as
that payments can be wide in distantcm
p ae nearly a• quickly ad if tlne parties
were in the sante rouse The plan Is very
i wple-a permit' deeiriug to pay an
amount of money to a party in another
)
Torosto
d
- Awar �ilerbsd
a
edit an edit:"u sal Blackstone, hut tieing
• 11101 ,f the critics, he simply gave it the
title. "f • Black .t. o. s Cowmen N nes, by a
moodier the Irish liar.' Semi after the
%ark appeared, Currey was pleadimi a
✓ are White his Lordship, when the judge
ulcerrlgdMd hitt', and said :- 'elentleuen
of the jury, the learned eounsel he. mis-
taken the lea od this nue. The law is se
*lei soe To which Curran caret. replied
T
from a clerk, who merely acknowledged eke;
yet observation slows that elm
the receipt of Mr run•hun's letter at the k men .will run faster. and farther, with leas
Coe, intending, as s' on as pos.i1le to lav htigue, Itavin,l "tuore wind," than stout
it tit fore Cartier. 'tvu nen hardly think I men, II'two persons sue taken, in all re -
se clever a min as Mr. l'unshoi, ouch mpM•cta alike, except that nue measure■
i lane dep sit'. the sum tis the office where 'land astute and emotions men a+ Ur. F. t1 nodi twelve inches mon around the chest than
he resides. The office receiving the Dr. Lachlan Taylor ("!'bat Id1..siuuary the other, the one having the woos.
will
money authorizes the I race trout which it Seventies):ri keen a paries! wire pull. I ad deliver any more air atone full breath,
•11 his 1. rdal ip "y. sit, tee etuptette "1 is to be paid to pay the amount deposited er as Ilr. hyerson, and sly the tharuutthly I by mathematical meaurewe oto than the
the Court demands that 1 auhwit, thonab 1 and charge to the "fbce glen/ e •s- hone.* and eminently aide a man as Or. other. The more air ■ wan receives into
neither the statute our the c minion law of tltoriaa'ien, ez,,:ing a merely nominal' Goult Douglass, would wake th.m elven ( his lungs in (rdinary breathitu, the more
the atuutry should .*nc6uu his lordship's* fee for the ...Trim.. The system has only I appear silly by ,;rowing in lignhnt over an healthy he is likely lobe , because an i•n-
epinion ; but it es my duty and privilege
tit,, to informy n, gentlemen a the jury,
that 1 have never seen the law on inter -
riveted in any Ima.k its my library.' L.rd
,hertsen sneeringly replied : 'Pet -ale
your library is rather small,'Mr. Curran.'
1 . aiwit,' said Curran. 'my library is
a•tall--hut 1 hare always (mind it tuure
pmtitshl•t to read gored looks than t ipuh-
bah a had .one -Mohs which their very
•author* and editors are a*seamed to own.
Mian' .vti the judge ; ty.ei ars forgetting
the dtenity of the judietal character.' To
aha• I, 1.11111111 promptly replied :--'N •k-
ing Ef dimity, your lerd.hllo retool. no
..f a tar.di 1 bare read -1 refer' to Teansnt
!.handy -in which, if .ywur h dtship bas
reed it, yon will remember that the Irish
Better Moat., oft sngaiiug in • squabble,
lent Iiia coat to a bystander and after the
h•.ht ear ended he di\o"rered that he had
got a wool betting MA lost his amt is the
t :irytaiS -your l..rdship can apply the ill•
uetr.hmn.' 'Sir.' juaid Me judge very
petubuitlr. 'if you say another word 1'11
commit volt.' 'If you do, my lord,' re-
plied Curran, ennly, 'loth . nu and i shall
have the pleaelire of redo -ting that 1 am
not the fink thing year lord,thio bas oost-
mttted.'
just been put in operation, and it fills so
important a want it the commercial com-
wuuity that it will undoubtedly beoome
popular.
Sizing Down the Aires of Mon.
The man that dice young.nt, as might 1s
expected, jerks,. is the railway brakes-
-- non. Hu average age Is "lily 27, Yet
thus must he taken. with seen •Ilotw5,ce,
from the fact that hhQdly any but young
and active nun are employed in this caps.
-eilie - At the rants age duce the factory
workman, through the,nnbmo•d tnm1e�iwi
of confined d air, se l otery immure, •wast
wages and unlelnllttlg toil.. Then mine»
the railway baggage elan, who s alnsahed
,.n-an..'ermge et 30. Milliner. and dress -
'tinkers live but very tittle longer. Th.
at.ra41Tsg• of the smote 32 and the other
33. Thu engineer, the tiroean the c n-
duetor, the ioadur maker, the well digger
mud the factory nter►tive. ell of whom ate
exp.nd to sudden and n"Iett death, die
on an overman tinder the age "f :15. The
cutler, the dyer, the leather dresser, the
apethec•.rv, that c.nfoet"ner, the cigar
maker, the tinnier, the silversmith, the
ietterer, the stew moor, the engraver and
the aachnntt, silted wh"su lead confined
loos, iu an uuwh.te,eune atmosphere, de
not roach the overage age of 441. The tttttu- hats hoe an (venni. Cram him at Delmon-
can blows all by br ath out of his bay at
ice's, and be would hunger turd easertfroun
41. Then Leann trades that are active, or Albany Ixemrdiug house.
in a pure sir the baker lives trots averse* air ge Ile can't be utilized. He u to tired,T
age orf 4:{, the hotelier to 19,- the brick- As • swill -cart Ion five, a hunter, or •
maker to 47, the carpenter to 49, the fur -
sentinel, he is an ignnmini.ons laihire.-
tuwe mince 42, the moon t, 4rethe attune -
The dog chum was ogt
• •tte c attempt to
cotter to 42, the tanner to 48. the tinsmith
to 41, the weaver to 44, the drover to 46, employ his wash energies, but he hadn't
the cr.k W 45 the inn -keeper t" 46 the any waste energies, and butter had too
'faller Doge.
When Noah disembarked at Ararat he
hal scarcely touched the pier when he pro-
ceeded
er
ceeded to city his pstrarngers. 11, had
lust checked his lent item it' the Int - A Mr
and Mrs Ik-dig - when the cringing
fegnre of •quadruped rale sneaking dime,
the gang-ptauk, with his tail between his the interests ofhhe pseudo State Church
lege. 'Drat it, if there ain't that yeller are at stales 1 L3111n s very earnest desire
dogs 1" seal Niel', ununtg • vicious kick to be charitable, we must confess to a
with his brog:w at the brot.. }int, with teoueney tower is suspicion whomever a
a fecthty Loon sal long a facility .boru»les of departmentalelerk i. thrust forward to
Irma and bitter espenenee, the brute drag-
ed tee projectile, and ejeculatug ' ki-yt,' receive the stripes intended for his chief's
which is Syriac ler 'declined with thanks,' back. Retffee.tein ie now, iu the Pent-
ur'not for Joe' -he dt.sppeared, elute tentary, but there is a strong feeling pre -
Node, who had hisses legs on was unable Talent that a erecter man than he should
to recover his equilibrium and sat down 1e there if full justice were done in the
with wmpAasis on the hack of his heed. matter in `shish he is the rule victim.
"-Noah areae, and, in,tccsedanoe with the
style pruvaleta •wong the patriarchs, he
Trenij Ihnwaad dollars were wrongfully
proceeded te. omelet his affronted diguity paid to Sir Allan Naeosb, buttbe Govern
by pn.n. a teing a variegated anathema meat Was, of course, innocent - it was a
nom the yeller doig. which heal character- clerk who did the mischief. The dletho-
atic•lly sneaked unobserved on Mord, in dist bolly is inrwlted from Cartier's (face,
the confusion .4 petting tome and camas- but be t. ruilllose-the inevitable clerk
of the captain at the tint pet. He coned iy dragged out to shoulder the reepoosi-
that dog ua holy, limb, bark, hide, heir, bmlity and censure. It meet be very
tail and w,4 and all his generation, role- 1 •sant fur the chrks when raise is is
ton and kindred, by consanguinity or P t' P
affinity, and hes hetes and assigns. 111 mended, it ;,•nes to their superiors ; when
cursed him with indite* hunger, with per • blunder is committed, they are expected
retold fair, wuh,paonu al father it and .. ill weeknaaL
with his tail between ha lee•*. Hrclldsd Civil Service hes to pay iu return our
his stock of maledictions by • sparkling their
display of pyrotechinits, irem that dealer-. I`:mb of ones
•liatng effect of which the yaller dog has •e7 ••d n,tnhng to dam'
ueVer recovered. ' Tlir. R ATalrolD L MAN Dlvotwn}t
With tau curse sticking to, leen like a
imaginary griwanee. Adumtting that, portant object in breathing is to remove
the offensive reply did acme from a cleric' iieperities from the bL,ed. Each breath
without Sir Ue r[r'■ knoMtree, surely I is drawn pore iuto the lunge ; w itsout-I
that 'little busy bee' hes not been w very I geieg, the next instant, it is so impure, so
busy ever since a not up be atlas to find •perfectly destitute of.onurishweut, that if
time to supplement Lie clerk's curt style rebreathed without any admixture of a
alt insulrut mode' f addreu, with • few purer atmosphere, the mesa would die.
gracious words from Lis own pen. Or llenoe, one of the conditions necessary to
aloes Cartier leave the w bole running of I secure a high stale of health is, that the
the machine, to so fee a Dissenters are rooms in which we aleep should be oun-
eoneerned to itis subordinates, reserving staotly receiving new supplies of fresh air
to himself tho right of conrultetion when through epeidoers, "'Uptown, or fireplace'
It a persue • lungs are not welldevetoped,
the health will be imperfect, but the de-
velopmet may be increased several inches
in a few months, by daily] out -door run-
nings wait the month elo.ed, beginning
with twenty yards and back, at a time,
interesting ten yards every week, until a
hundrd an gone over, thrice a day. A
subatitute for ladies and persona in cities,
is running up stain with the mouth
closed, which compels very deep inspira-
liow, i0 • natural way, at the end of the
journey. As consumptive people are de-
clining, each week u witness to their
inability to deliver a much air at • single
outbreatting a the week before ; hews
the best way to keep the fell disease at
bay is to maintain lung development. It
is known flint in large towns. tea thousand
lett above the level of the sea, the death,
by consumption are ten times less than
it' planes Dearly on a level with the see.
wentyave persons-iis••nf consumption
in the city of New York, where only two
die of that disease in the city of Jlexioo.
MI know that--coaumptim dose sol
greatly prevail on hilly countries mud is
high situations- One reason of this is,
because (here is more aseendtcg exercise,
inereaaiug deep breathing ; bestdea, the
air being more rarified, larger quantities
ata inntiuetivcly taken into the lungs to
answer the requirement" of the system,
thus at every breath'keeping up • high
de•elopmeoi. Hence the hill should be
sought by coauwptivea•-Hells Health
Tracts.
Personal Recollections.
An interesting series of artielss under
the above head u (wing pnblisheel in the
l'a,Pka Jou»raol, Hama:ton. From that
intlteiasueuf 18th os clip the ftllow•
ing-.-
"The tact railway celebration i attend-
ed was at the opening ie the Buffet" and
Lake Heron, at IiuderMh, on the 28th
.lone, 18',8. I had Mer over the line from
Brantford mn a trial trip the week before.
Capt. ftarluw, tho manager, had made
excellent arrangements, and the people of
Uoderuh did thou shoe in getting. up a
demenatretion, worthy the mouton. A
large pavilion had been erected along side
the Town it and connecting with it.
tameless mangy, lath Metastatic. Meas, and penally. 16 i. probably the pries the
revenue stamp, the pillar thee can't help C♦"` -Thio caw again enure before Lord
bring teemed. He don t try to help it.- Pet Enloe eeaterday. Last year the Him
He follows Noah prugrwmnoe wath sneak- Captain Vivian I1. P. of Truro, obtained
Ing IIdehty. ft. s an fshmwettte amour a decree fur a di•eolutinn et his marriage,
dugs. He received the meat oppressive on the ground. of hie wife', adultery with
courtesies in the form of bnekbata, boots the Marquis of IVaterford. There was
and hot water, which maks his life an ani- no defence in the mauve, but rubs• gnently
mated target excursion. He boards around
like a dietnct school teacher, and it is meal and when the time mann round for the
tune with hut' twenty -1 sur holm in the decree to be made absolute, Colonel Lerlte
day. Tho rest of the time he hankers el- interfered in b.hvlt of the friend of the
ter s,methiug to oat. Me is to omni.ot- Marquis,,,, but eubsegueolly withdrew.
The Queens Proctor (hen arked for time
to make inquiries, and the Solicitor Oen-
erel slated that it war not a case in which
the Cro vB ought to interfere. The 'wart
now made the decree abwlute, bat with
regard to costs it would be a matter for
future consideration. -
• uuwb .elf -ria t to cone at his Parana
i 43, h . e.,44. the o 43, t . t ont to 41.le) cion. tea the deg churn was drooped
to y the I 1 tatter to 43, the tailors,. tillCM to of N„ sausage -maker flareforeelow his lien
Why should the l.wrhwr !rye ill b0, d not
to show the virtue then is in personal
teatimes ; anat soap and water 1 Thome
who avenge bell a century among mechan
ice ere those who keep their limits std
mutate. W buatt$ and mnderata exerese
Th. Greenlan. Seal Fiahing1.., tibia
season, leen a remarkable ruooees. Viotor
on the yeller dog, lest hu cnstmmers-no and the Raven.orsig recently arrived at
longer 'so.Uled end auatuned by an wife'. Dundee, the former with 140, and the
tering
s audacious dealer.eaI a,{sa,.
trust' -transfer patron/toe to latter wide 110 ton. of nil. The Eli -
a• lea
who minuetsminuetsbaked dg,o.nd alt, Can eve
1 whit sia%lr aC 1 oo
1 a come into r
1 uimadix has t (Dundee)
1'0 (
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et -
NEW
SMITH
1
lOttJ ri%ergo=1 t. 4 :,5'.:. "t.•.yh l°.rWIVE
lids 1LECE1V11i1I
15ti'1�IN(a: 'rC cic,
., f WT TREES. &C Tn 3 Te
IN
fAI'LE Si FANCY DRY GCODS,
MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS,
BOOTS AND 8110ES,
GROCERIKS, So
Stock Very Large and Cheap -Call and See,
Godertclt, April i0t, 1570.
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PIANOS, MELODEONS,
NS
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SHEET �
'•IIF SCnsoomER iN RF f UIIHViNG TA NKe FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONRGE
11e haa received taring the pain year, respectfully begs to intimate tkat he is mow pre-
partfd to furuisb
Pianos, Melodeons. Cabinet & Church Organs
OF ANY MAKE MANUFACTURED
At'pricos and terms which defy competition in this section.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR FiVE YEARS,
SHEET MUSIC SUPFIED ON SHORT NOTICE.
JOSHUA CALLAWAY•
arch lyh)•
Goderich.
11 m
,wart
Meat, ?gilt, t9rrtriirarr•tJ ,
CHERRiES
PEACHiES,
CRA1114,
APRICOTR, Sc.
1..,
Currants, G..mhanW, IWI'herrle•,
to A 1.•i, ll, u.i,o 11151 •iron, Including en.
all.sn'm.-k Seeping Wittuws, e1.4•vad
ea.r.
AiWas W fntull hatch I rill Lary • node dJllluu 4.
lOMAWeek. _
ql*a.• ac.11iefore purdu.n4 le C. ir OKLL
eeart.t, AI'rtt 11, IB71. W whit(
CHEAP LANDS FOR SALE
IN
TOWN OF CODERICH.
eT ors 1311, 1326 1 I314,ee0 r.rh, aet.oivl.lm, Nark
II Int. t and J le run A. lou 116, Iw and IMS 540.
Tuwe.hhpd w.wu,u.h, North 24 .ries ho It, eon 1
141, T,w'.hip .d A.ba•4, Soulhrrlr Wor•e,t tint
1 of Southtot t. run 4, W. D., WOW,
AIry•l) .0 TIIOliAs WKATNPPAI n
P. L. wtirreyur, l:.drn,ti
(lod.n.h Dee lath tam. w44.
FARM FOR SALE.
DMALI OR TO RK0T - Int Co A, Con le. W.
aMaMrld, Cn.11564., containing no a,.. 11
wl65$... mind 1.n. 1 Airs t. • living 0 re k
A 1
4 :owe 111. Isere 1 . W r gar
)t • e
te9rwaad1.In rAMt'tNUtNa•I
tmaLea,Iet.i. Iset w x
FARM FOR SALE,
LOT 24. CON 44
Totwsaliip Ir% 04aieri 5, rlmtu.aiay 80 aero
about 66 arm rkarrd,
)!eftlR� C(INCRCTI ti IUME.. gal Tnr GIt(IN
F ane.. 1h ntYg IW m. 1'101k r o. II.l l .n 1 lad
ream : on the .nand door, ;Minn:15 Ma.m, Iger ran
Ile t, [Wry,, and Iger ,ahar bedrooms : ,s the Banc
moot. [Wry Roo. Pratt nw..wo•n novo, a.t mow
Et.m. Baru 4..310 large Tclaw froc,'m4 h•e.Y47h".
0 .beset' 1:'.d aw orchard of ore• sou r.,arl.o
hull gree. Soli. amp clay tau,. *It II stand 5)
.prang rest s.4 flowing .a11. Th. property 1. vino
.Ml 11 tile. hunk a him Huw.n. id .555 s good 4.
.an M hal fano LM Ao-e. r Apply a Jamie wlltia•
wit. Pay , NY Um pe,, ... kit
6.M TKe•
Land
lMlre. 0 .14,1,6
u sine► miS taunter 1170. Ira tt
Ontario Carriage Shop
- •y.gplilffrf n St ; C`bl '? , d
THE MARKET GROCERY
North Sire Market Square.
STD �' J
OF ALL HINDS.
A very Targe `Stock of Crockery.
Splendid China Sotto.
GENERAL (GROCERIES
O= 811 Kindle,
CHEAP AS TIIE CHEAPEST
Platform and Counter Scales of best make
Ib`() at f3 A I . it✓.
ROBINSON & YATES.
Goderisb, Sepk 29tb, 1968. w47
r•`� f
a*it.
-*Off 1-%$
R. J. WHITELY,
Dorbeleh sort., 1110.
X: -
for Bale.
e.
•
Tors as sad 64, llayeel1 Concession, la the
J Township ot (Ostend. C.alam,ag fa
d the.. ,ver QO acres rlearrd with good Frame
H are, sad Low Howe, abort ii mitre from
Clint.. For rnu w sale apply at the U'r,ewh
(`nun ore* at uodeneh, or ha Mr. W1UUI NO
TUN on the pPrreemises.
Oolerlcb. Oat.li.p1. 11, ISIS. a31, tl.
FARM FOR SALE..
o to to, ('4. 1n, W n uviow)RNE, lee SCARS,
W floated, grad dw,tnwg hone, from 55.54
with a , oume.I ' . kitchen1 lobed. also good loon
,
slot .hat .reom,•den•m. gond bestir 1f...sod, .dl
..tet n1 Ay t.,, oreek. Iowa. through the f. .4
• wells oar nob nota eras el owl, 6 ufle• nom
l:nl••rlr•h. For portioulue apply nn the prolan to
uudrr.ignel, or to Mr• t Pvraa.us, grocer holo Mb.
G eT .VA MT.
01.1,, 11le
15 /1St MI-tf
LS still in full operation, and is turning nut superb.
Carriages, Baggies , Wagons
Mall tend. iLKIORM, CUTrRRM. Se,
A nomtrr ,•f a r.t eta RUM.. on Asad, 564 Inv mb
eM.ph'r avh 1',),..0.11 art lel,. to the III.. that
.111r
ran, es favorably .It5 +Yy to the loony
r
1..‘11 .,wt warranted
Panic, W n
•tttu. paid to Wagonload C.,.l.ge No
roti nga R. J WHITELY. •
c,.lerteh. Nov 1th .1365 w41
Farmers, Livery Stable
KEEPERS AND 0'1'HSRS.
pg on all Your Lame Horses.
.T. TA YLOR
FARM FOR SALE
ONr THE
BAYFIELD 0RAVr.L ROAD•
BEING 1,411, first rn.eemlon 0.1.0.5 To.s.hlp
116 u•re.. 60 of *Welt am eke,. • Dever 15)44,5
mint rune ,,rough the land The lel 4 situated on
the Gravel mrd aleut a .11.4 from the las.• of G.d•
inch. The laud t.. ern clay I.ra.. leiug vary ant•
.Ile for +hats fruit growing. Thr lot .111 Ie ado
•1, and on easy UMW. 1.0••1.0•••••{0111r..u.foram be Vivre l.t
tuiowr, for ).nlrul.s and term. epply to G. 11.
r.iMrtl NA or to J. DAtiWIN, If y. G.d.rtels
G.lerleh. Much 21st. 1370. w5-lt
., . , I, Pn It S F, n nT P.t..nee
eel. h. after twent -nee year
*yM1se.. a jr.eprr«t t• rhetor I,....for•iI dkneess
N e,-Nwesawamisdg. to M.nad•.•a
e.d.wtnh.I01 Ass. lass
FARM FOR SALE.
Or 147 ACRr6, AWRY. "R LI M, Altnt'T 110
ti cl.nd and the baton, rood hardwood It.e.'1
ter, s rl.nfurtsble M,u., mid int ala.e nun hare.. •
rod ,rehand, and well ..ond )10.1 el the land t.
•..tient ray. The farm 1. tut 3a, It run., nrd.rich
Township 5 .las train 1oderlrh and 7 Rona (-1M. 1
"it p)S,satO( part,..h. gond Lemke .411 la intro for
W *Wine. Fur pari. alms apple ,n the 1....011w
JOHN M,aE\Wok,
e{to0 M. TRaLZMAN.
trod tiro., 0.dww.
12nd J....1 .Itf Partd•rlflo 7.40
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
-o•Q-o-
RIGHARD PIKE.
CIGARS,
AND ----
Plug. Fine Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco.
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_EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
Pipes& lsaoalers'lFnor y coeds
:eta, etc.,
THE BESTBRANDS
1• A
of all the above named articles always on
hard,
SUPPLE'S OLD STAND,
MARKET SQUARE.
tlederich, April lag 1870. sw04-3u
TWO FARMS for SALE
(.mit sale two . y ,.ble TAPAS the Toe
le
• Ship of G.dert,5hua w
Toe rtieul.npply to
JOSEPH SHAW Mona Road.
•Ooderta=Twonth.p
Wovember nth. 13411. W1
FARM FOR SALE.
BEIM) COMrt54b er 11/T 11, GO4BF.N 1.111P,
Tu. nship
.1 sus. 7, (.i.ety of Hare., 110
N e, 1.". tea .n in a hush state i7,vulv.ta,.. T►.
ovi k. ..1 the len gn.uty amid ..n b. d owed treed
Soo r .mg use f 1 The, are
w
rlttrhg 5 ,.r, Done barn 3n t r7 IM. gildigly
,l(
bleck,mith hammers till el, the cooper till
52. and the wheelwright till 50. The mil-
ler lives to be to be whitened with the age
of 61• The rnpomaker lengthens the thread
of his life to 5:i ; aurchauts, wholesale and
retail to 62 1'roferainual wen lite long-
er than is generally Reprised. Litigotion
kills clients solnetitneohnt seldemlawyen,
he they average 55. Physicians prove
their usft,Inesa by prolonging their own
live* to the same period. The nailor aver-
ages
verages 43, the caulker 1'.4, the eailmaker 52,
the stevedore 55, the ferryman hit and the
pilot 64. A Ilapensetion of Providence
Omit "Maine Law" men mar conmidor in-
oiespruhensible is that brewer. and dis-
tillers live tan the ripe old age of 64. Last
net 1'.ngoat lived cone paaprs 67, and
"gentlemen" 68. The only two classes
teat du nothing for tli••,nsolvea and hyo on
their neighbors, outlast all the rest.
A1i,ert Itdward to Alfred.
wr/ttm a lung letter to his brother Alfred,
ht
India. In the following pnregrspb he
strike* off the Mordaunt ovoidal :
' Hlamelese 1 people here say I am net.
-That Lurlaunt baeltlnw hal given ,ta a
great duel of •nnoy.nce, M you may
tnhgine. Bot, as I had done nothing to
le, ashamed of, l did not see why 1 should
have my mouth gagged. Ln .W.,. bugged
Iderdrunt to leave my name "sat of the
proceedings. He would not, though, and
1 am not sorry now, as all kinds of rumor,
out abroad, which 1 pumped out of Ilarns
with dtfictlty. So 1 told Gladstone 1
waited to he examined when the ease
came un, and he consulted the other minis-
ters and went down to Windsor and so on,
until at last it wan atreud that the beat
course would be to take the pmblmc into
our confidence. it wan rather an implem-
ent ordeal in court, but not en bald u 1
expected, as l'onsaute wee civil and se
were the lawyers. I- told them exactly
the troth, keeping in mind Hatherly s ad-
vice to he brie( and to the point. The
papers letve been down upon rye, of course
-the Timis thiilkihjf it •vorth while to
real 'me a lecture. But 1 am getting ac-
c,atomed 1t this kind of thing, and if it
pleases the paper• they are welcome.
Alen. dueen•t like It, hest she ain't emoted
a remedy for the nuisance anymore than
I can. 11 1 hunt and shot ales called a
botcher or adult, and if i exert the least
influence in pablio mitten I un told 1 ate
not 7.4 entitled to do m Then poor
father'• name is co stently held up, and 1
an told to follow his example, jot as if
m: phsiti..n is the seine as wee his. 1 must
not do this or thee ; i must *leapt be
reedy, because he was en good, --t winder
if other men are always thinking of their
tether" nw odiiitu
ng ago. I knut wine
fellows who du not •rent quite certain
whether titer ever haul a father. Yet hMoe,
nine years alter p.h,r father's death, 1 am
still eapeciidt"sitin Nap-lotll and /ahem
in his memnrj. Really it is hand lines,
and 1 sin getting weary of It, sed so is
Alen Yon often say you would like to
clone t with llW: -Bat yon wotild
regret tieing en, old hey, cold we get oar
..
1nau,l. -and 1.- t''C. t einoter M agre
to the little arrangement. 1 a+anre yeti
1 often thunk when 1 am In the train,
Ann -ring past the en,/ Mases of the gentry
•
et...
` rami London- jand see how nil they
air lla meJ.rdiii'
pore ro OOP•, 'Alfred is ton Road 4o he
a king.' Ynn hal a nirr,w shave once,
and flower rn.hed in where you feared to
reign. Pour (temp I the Greeks are a
i,r,cime ht, and dm"I't know when they
are well ..5. -
----gra/
HawthonM
ress w n
emit ea a. Itwi simJon�Iy
hi. titer h 4111aplointe.l howd Ith'Snn
am* cn,I43 Inveustnpp1141n it NTIh
IYarl,eatning (,' l 0nc0nr anm. potato
.tr..�' iwlF'
yeller duo to be too much for their gastric
intrepidity. -
11. always manages to belong to ragged,
t"I.aect.c heli,g, whiskey -drink lig master,
whose trimness to swapping thugs and evad-
ing the dog tax. The yeller dog is ac-
.Iuainell with himself, •ad he enjoy. the
intimacy with edifying contempt. He
slinks along through life on a diagonal dug
trot, as if in doubt u to which end sat him
is entitled to the precedence. He is al-
ways pervaded by a hang -dug sense of
guilt, and when retributive tinware is Ise-
tened7uo his tail, he flies with a horrified
celerity which ought to be very .uggeative
to two legged sinters of a solider ordeal
in store for there.
The ]eller dug is -well, to spook in
italics, he isa el.,.o A. -Mark Tuvo,,
The Art of Advertising.
.l apes ,r,
'fhr advantages of advertising are
generally c"noe4led by business men. They
all rec.gmse tar power of punter'• ink,
properly expended an building up fortune:.
Bat advertiatngmwit be judimuusly dime, a .d
through a proper medium, and there is no
medium so good aa • newspaper sal large
hem general ciredwton. Business teen,
who spend thousands tut dnlimrw in experi-
menting with map adv'ertimng ended vertu-
ing in newspapers for gratuitous distribu-
tion, s.uner or hoer find that they have
been swindled. temple rearm, vett' cor-
rectly, flet a paper which tmn be given
away in not worth reading ; and the pub-
lishers of sumo peplos, although they may
agree to distribute five thousand copies,
are namely sensitive to the price of white
paper, null content themselves with print-
ing five hundred instead "1 live thousand
aspics, which are scattered in hunches ah -
out the .*lams and hotels, and are found
useful only our cigar lighters. A smooth,
touguey canva.aer, not at all a.'nuptdone in
the matter of lying, stn set up a Mord at
the oat end of Whitt laver Bridge, and
perinea. some business meat to pay tumid
Iy for the privilege nf'hantig their names
painted ou it, while at the sena time they
could not be;peevatled upon to advertise
their hueineaa in a piper which is read b,
all classes.
Painting the advertiser's Homo and
bulling's on deed wail., sides of stebleh and
fences, is another favorite mole of +d•
vertinng with some people, but we have
distrusted iia remunerative qualitio., opened one of his lectures to his class with
Annie bas likewise reached Dundee with
about 11,000 seals, which it is calculated
will yield in all from 125 to 110 tons of
oil. The following is the report brought
u to the mucus of the 'condi not yet
arrived: -From Dundee -Narwhal, 140
tone; Polynia, 100 tone; Tay. 65 tons ;
sad Camperdown, 60 tnnm, Minn Peter-
heal-Msglntbien, 100-4onn; Windward,
80 toms; Alibi, 30 tons; and Pular Star,
20 tons. From betides -Erik, 35 tong.
The estimated value of the oil and skins
u 70,0001. -
Where Fentantem Beene.
The suppre•sir n of Fcnianiam in Canada
ie child.. play /a compared wlthe the ex -
unction of that interuati.nal epidemic in
England. Lnorp,hd, like New York,cnn
tem* a 11Mt nn anther of p•ekr and lively
net the 'ml tt of t itch
. emons ra on, a • ergo num
Americium. An amusing episode occurred
at the banquet, which took place in the
pint ri,utn o1 the Amencan gentle
ut•en perni'ted 1n reply in; to teats cI trh
dud not con -ern thein n1 thmast,- and the
late Dr. Hamilton, who was one d thel
vico•ehairmen, )'umprd on the tante end'
called out that he protested against "the
Saginaw Yankees" speaking molten. The
emelt was the frowning down of the ex-
uberant gentry who were su fond of airing
their oratory. A ball come off in the eveu-
ing, which was largely attended. I saw
Mr. Thomas McQueen for the last time at
that celebration. Although he and 1 had
been at variance politically, he came to my
hotel, anti arrang,(eel to call for me to go to
the dinner, but he did not gime. I after-
wards saw him in the crowd, tett he had o
dt.appnnt those present by net speaking
PS was intended, on account of illness. A
few days after my return home i received
le letter from Mr. M ueen, a 1. _ in
'1'iIF CANADA
Permanent Building& Savings Society
IM PREFORM/ TO MANZ
ADVANCES ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE (MONTREAL OCE & N
SITUATE IN WESTERN CANADA, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ON THE FOLLOWING FAVORABLE TERMS - VOR PICKS'S In and from I.rrert•-'I or Landon
A monis( rulnareJ In redeem each �IMadeaseed is 5yeere. 10 se r rami li,rotr•- kir" try lse sl,krr Mle.n•hte a'n'y, apply to
#thee Y (,1 h -ie P. 11. CARTER
If pot able A.(1 -resit, Ar„d, Grand Trs.k Railway
I l tweeds reedy 16.56 14.44 i3.34 C„e4, sr St March 141h. WIG.
w.. ,
f rya nut at propnn..nate rains for 2, 4, e. R rut I , peer•, -
The shore •neehnenla Int lode ahahmg Fund, whiten nem elf the Protease!, •• well oath. Interval
m(Ihe Ina, tan that a the women n nl the tone sired upon, the dee is annoy wiped on.. The full
amrmnl or rhe I0.n ,. etIva cod, end nn patmtwt itrtgnt,wl hero,. the and 01 the half•yry or era..
Pavrnente mat 1. mak in ail awl Internet la allowed therefor • ,w the monger. m.v he redeem.
ad .151).1in, lime ISe y„ro•ree dente.,o,aynahlaren.. EXPENSES STEN(.•TV. r MoD.
RRA7 E. For further 4alorm•rio.,app'V (nevoid) 10
HORACE HORTON ES(..
Appraiser to the Society,'tolencb.
i. HERBERT M A°ON,
ier. - '• 04 frraeerer Toroeto.
It is u. Lend,n,huwever, that Irak misery Ing ihrt he wan to. I 1 to do more than
s most appalling. The small etreeta and simply pat m an appearance at the Wo-
olley!' between H.•IIM,rne and the Strand gnet.
teem with Irish paupers, many of when, Mr. McQteen wM an extraordinary
aro in the most abject 'tete 'f deeatution. man ; "nginally • stone MMUS, he was
Nothing indeed is more hideous and eelf-educated, • deep thinker, and • fine
heartrending, aired all the terrors of Ion- pmt. He mistnk his vacation. however,
don panpereim, than the aspect of the Irish when he took up newspaper life, for which
huddled together in the fetid alleys end I he was all adapted. He started the (inw-
hovele that cluster around Holborn. Nak- dein in Hamtltun, which soon proved a
ed children covered with dirt, haggard sorry venture, and finally retired to God -
women with blank despair written upon each, where he 'meted the Siy,"tl, now m
their laces. stupefied Invoking men. clothed auocensful in the hands of Mr. COS. The
in rigs and reeling with drunkenness, are ■tyle of Mr. McQueen was more that of
thrown together pelt nett In those abodes the essayist than the writer for a daily Pal -
uf misery, and supply a ouutingent of dee- et, and he must have been ill-advised, in-
peradoea each as may well strike the I deed, when he decided to publish • daily
West -end Lond.mers with dismay. Such party organ. Heel he been more widely
s the fearful retribution of a civilization 1 known than he was, he would have been
which aitna to accumulate property in a better appreciated ; but he died in con-
fers kende, and reduce the nisa..e to a partitive obscurity, considering hehrl been
'tate „of panperit.m "1 which the poor Irish the editor of a daily piper, and • poet of
in London forst the legend. high merit in his native country. There
Femanism is regarded in London as & have leen few men more worthy a niche in
political evil originating with the Iri■h in the temple of fame,"
America ; but IT, reality it gathers iia most
tearful intensity from the social condition The Pari. journals yesterday published
id the Irish in England and in Ireland, Senor Castellar•s speech on the Colonia
Mnretver, it threatens to in crone and elate goectinn.,
not dunineth in (arcs as time rolls en and The Hon. Dr. Tapper wem moon in a
makes that condition more and more des -
a memberof the l'rivyCouncil at Quebec,
pirate and r,'oIiIug. e
on Tuesday.
Ideal Feet. Mr. Seclre, of the "British Colonist,"
The c lehrxt«i ana:dmiel, Frofcsvnr Vancouver' Island, will leave Ottawa in •
fiyrtle, of Vienna University, recently few days.
h rn..1. firing" Tsai and hong floater la 'densest
n take an 1 un a•set for It. .mrnry It , tiring
onyh, Kroh hltl.. ge. hohlby nn.ggi.t..
Totems w5ne01Mr ftnc('nee., Rohs•.,-nd Nall.,
C1.1l/'15me 11n .1.1 Feet •e , try Dr J Itelgtr One
l f1.d11`eraly a. dlr.,*1 r ,/roof le Imam -
Ilan, and , •re Maya Mild 5f Urueglet•.
People are apt to take umbrage at it. We the singular question :-"Which is the
most beautiful 11, considered frmn the
•nat•mdcalstand piitnt 1" and thin said
"It ix remarkable that there can he an
many divergent opinions on this subject.
While the sols of men look mem a small,
d ealer and voiceful foot (a lady's lot) u
an ideal one the anatomist utterly rejects
tt u beautiful, and only the lerge,l.mgand
howl foot in the ideal one in his eyes.
Even the oreatest classical writers of an-
ti ant I trace (Oodles
(Oodles(Oodlesand "then, who
' a g asfippf si (tih fii f. 4III IfilMi bi1u ty,
never mentioned in the descriptions of
their h,lnved--and, as ix well known,they
haul many --their Am11111 feet. The people
behoving to the Celtic race have small
iawt ; tee Ilisdoos eeps000ly have aleh
Una ll (?e4 and Main Ow they may be
remember genie year.; ago to have seen an
mjunetion to patronise a particular insur-
ance company, 1.1 the 'mutual' rarlety,
painteden the head of a water hogshead
used in laying the dust on Washington
street ; but its ala, a matter of pamfnl
record that, 10 • few m"nthe, Meth the
company anti the advertiiang medium
'busted.'
Dlolzet it's Home.
padre MIT, whets Tie -kens bed, {a a
pleasant ennntry place in Kent. When in
London he lived mostly at the Merrick
Club, where he filled as Targe a place ea
John Dryden used to fill at Will a os�M•
ho .e. fts tows npartn,enta sere
1u,ttably fitted sthe weonnd
IL Pio
tis 1esn, pa isf tibio
the besiner efliao 0 Ewe
sine* p wool Nruety fl tar thmm. Thea .word h A
wen oesayded by lila RI8 Wtwir *1 M 5 Ii{liai soy Is.
f "Alt the India IaEnglandtheir own armory
hr (' 1de. Cml.41, Bm.eblttnC,mmmptIon. sent all
nla.... of the throat, G1.t. and Lungs, Dr J Briggs
neat nit! 1..•s Ii.,1Y la • certain and ,.Halt. M
dr. 5 ,11 Irl yh.pl•te .
PmetM rat. Milo..., coos. Realm, Rae Nana
Re sit poetir•ly eared by the , m of th 1 R.Iex•
11n1••,, en net re n,l. Remo!) It. Men compound
1 with inat ra,s, sad, wet r tRnclit4 Near pals
1ri.Td tr
1Rtll1W."' __. - _.
('mt.nh. . Mona* OOde% Akira's. we see Mire.
'mr traw., ran he innately netev.l.ml enteltN eared
he ening M J. Rita.' Alllsvaatnr, a tnnl0*Me
Remedy for eh p.la .add las..atl.i. Bold te Onto
Dr .f /Algid inemnit,r ran the Core o0 /want,
N•ncltia. Rh,nmsu... We C wnrl'.I).t In •
LLfM Iu5.1„ r��Rciriwle4s. 11.
If with Plow arta . nem tlllletd,
Ant .•.who fro • en,. m 0513 .
Nonnd." HewwWowr resented at. where kinds of weapon* are c in I' es Rrwr: rueItem.tym.'urert.,
but not long agn, hie long ago, Mala
his taut returned from the United SUUOaa,
this gown invited him to come endsee her,
awl be spent a day with her at Windier
Utn1N.• He might be wen at dhlner,m it*
Ila ma a t'.'n all h he.Ith .1 rme'• ago'
1, w wl l . 1 (dol iia,
b. set ata little t l,lein aidenener, reswrv•
$1 Inc him by the lar.dbool. 110 was given
far them are mneh too 'mall for ea to nr J Rrla.e' 1 Co, Ne 5. ging Mon, W.et Tnronta
stip with sire, The grwrte.t teanties of 00.1 nn...' r,M Re.54, M.,ktnwMlgOA t,,•11.Aim
Rsn, M', Ilio Itallant, bare reall tun and n,,. }.',7 n a•"1 uwu m.n. I. l.vh.n) 1n ee the n.rt,
y g -./"i ,n•I .•1M•.. ,shoo. laeng.l, n. weed fw
feet. ' A.1 x.10... 10.11 by nmarl.t.
(nr. ..,0l" ..r h nn 1' r Iib -3a1. Ple..l'no,
1t F.vi7retl'*wnrb,o r 1Ng9f.54,o4
Inn , p. art' th "renin.
The remaining two .onspeniea orf the 6,M h, I"."4"'Mn'a••,. fe.,n rnhnmfml•, M•1 C.11s, .gest Ihma
Qlwhee Kan/hien ors eitpvcted to IM,e twte.t .n6•mnw. Tr. ere wen „er.mm.sd•
few Rol .4lbmooO 7ok sidooR' gels p,anlnmtlet., t
(i.mnmpllrr. toy he.
ggnetam.,
��jMre VIII ehenryt�e d I►
IiTlt9
OaIODesalination
O i`Ifs �I vws6M'O1R(tlN l
sM tlasIl
ia►Desalinationlinkmen.linkmen.. YRKland.
not Ie
IMPORTED SEEDS .
New Seeds ! New Seeds !
PARKER .o CATTLE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEiR ANNUAL STOCK:OF
Imported Field and Garden Seeds,
Which for quality and price cannot he surpassed by any respeetablc House in Canada. -
A liberal diecoat allowed to C untry De.I.re• Remember the stand,
PARHER & CATTLE'S DRUG STORE,
Goderich, Feb. 24th, 1170. w21 Market Sgare.
THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COM'Y
klostoololiothed 1S25.
o
WITH which iw now ended the Colonial Rife Aesurano. Company. Head office foe
roads : efentreal,-Standard Company's Buildiegs, No. 47 Ureal St. James Street.
Manager -W. M. Rwmuey. inspector-Iticbard Bull.
ACCUMULATED FUND 120,300, .
ANNUAL INCOI►E
1 in onfnr
with Mltwr General, C mit
it d last
sem of 8160 ora Its the fit'
in
da 7
Tee Company hr 1 g poi
with the insor.*tout Aet passed Isar Sermon. Assurances will continue W be carried out at
moderate rates and on ell different,yMems in practice.
Referees :-Dr. McDougall, Dr. Mekickiag,
vol. Ili No. 49.
J. CALLOWAY, Jr.,
Agent fortickrich.
GODERICN WOOLEN FACTORY,
R
ROLL CARDINC, MANUFACT URINC,
(KNOWN A9 PIPER'S MILLS)
.7. IN(>-I.IK h 14IONs.
% PECTFl; IAA intimates to tanners an" others tons. tmy are prepwtra m nn
all order* in
Cloth Dooming, Cn.tnm Spinning. Dyeing, Satinetts,
Fulled Cloths, Winceys, Flaanels, Blankets,
1015,517
goods you regnirn. Polo. coming from a diorite with wool to get forded
nearly every watanne rely 1111 getting their wool home with them the seal'.
., •.> *, WORIE rwasaAx'rav w� mi ss. _ _ �a
t -
STOP AND SEE.
'rill* III..w,ne n,.*. on Tenmonale .1 noel
• wonderful and r atranrd;rarr in Canada by
the URSA'r IND! nal RK.5F;nY. They ere nem ns.
denal. and inmnte.nhle Me. a teelent to 131,1ne,
the moot.b.pl.ol that. creat id idiom! Compo•n_
Yard an•r for wee is now aecemll..e the Hrea1
SHOSRONEES REMEDY
for Ihmeses o4 one Then., Lange, I aver, Ingestive
l hganw, Kidneys, Se., u .01. Menus*, Ins van...
Main Wo .. Hanlon•, sod all onaww •r rye from
Imp,nbe.ol the l l,..l we WWII, that the grew
v,msay has !1St, 1,11 BEEN Kati A L1•F;D, Wt
an there ever web • wit a. that i the perw.n .1
Wawa Stow. d"ighton,C. W 6 Co...mphn:tea
Wolof (.,.,C, V. Miller, F rneeo'wn, C. W., o(Coa.
• pr that of Ambrose Woml,MC,•neerrm,/•. W.
,0 Flo/alma .d I.•., Cmaplanl, or that rd l.•hn,
llnr))• '11.1.4.ee, 1'. W. of RRheonanen, elen had
Y1.Ity been on each. fat ren, In wile of ell tree,
W OW hereiobf,. and to an* wall. Score. *no h Cate*
WWII, M ,n.e1m,d had we cower.
gall al the thug More and go g 1'imelar ,.
ww.4able rnm
ate. the us KEA r KHI)M.
N ppeonrt
0nF:
1P.0 PLUMED' and PILI, and .tide ynae
warm
Price of the Remedy iw large pints 111'
g . /or Wale by .11 i4.gr.• and tie'Iere In MMI
el.,, Arno for Ondereh, P. Jordan d Perk.r a
Cenle
WROLEBALS AORWT1'
1•Yrt A71,11t•IJ(y1T 41•a. 1 roitnWTu,
0.1.374(1034 a 'VAPOUR,
1. *inti& Ce.
T.RICKt.A4 MON j
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Te1r.
Rr11.RwrWm a *TARR. ] 11AMIL
A,RAMILTOwaffw
n'434
Te r
cat
Ale
Conwaya
r 0..
comfy of
lannot,fmt.ilo
Canada
r.nmi, Consty of norma.,
rmvtnre nf (mortes, rah Nth, 1344x.
'T`RIS ie tnraAlry that ,tonics (A, wtnur 06 IMr 1
1 tk , wnh • waknw• f ti., .nrlm, .Airh
giMaSly, WNW n= d 1 A
, te.d e=a)
Immo, and rtesdeaon p h. n7 Mph, and I torenn I
that I woad Mt watt, Ant wv wetland In my nh.lr
P m shout tarn years. while IA. weak.. w. earning
on me, amt .Rarer. 4.1 •onsite ...field ad. lrei emnl 1p.
I anaa,,-�t difterent tom..throe d.e(oa., mind ...Mos of
41ffilfent kmd., p,..'ll"d=6A
•n.. inn. t•.7 an .ew41
minivan* minivan* ingot waw. an•1 n..(tl the r'tmewe
arta, when ie.Ill e.. ttry the gra 1Mmn1e'nwss 1. njftpe, r 2hlich
.mant
W3w,'r •. dIM lhee ,aA'ra,orl I k p.ml'hl,t
on men, two Neer lag .
pampa a, flits fine ppert. I. situated ted nn a gravel
nest. •nd•,nneetnl kygrwd v.v..' mrd. with l'Itnat4.
.I1 mile.) .,d by • nod, aeld t' ke the inset In the
punier., weld the ...heat m.rbna .d 14,1.Id (t
nil..) and l.raa,rtb(u sur) Tor twil..rrlwal•
unsy"'ly M D. rethrgpll, Mortimer., Pa, It., or to
PikAhelll %Mr..
B.vM4, 1151155. Iso. wase.•
NOTICE.
All partlesindebtrd 16 R.Runciman&('0
iTIEII 1m' NO F O
D
CALL AN') PAY UP AT ONCE
they will be surd, without further notice
R. Ri•N('IMAN,
Ilunm Foundary,
(loderich, Ont.
Uoderleer49tk Deo. 1868. w49.
TAI LORING
D.�,ATICE a3
REi URNS HIS MK
UMI5INI Nt. THANatr
fo rt he eery flatteringeneonragr mea l he he•
•ewivedel•ee heeommenred busieeu In (lode
lett, anthem, •blri. .Serute Wyse one -Ln 1 0
heold.rebrnuuht to 51m I ialae55o■ hevtg
SOW .•cured, aottigtafe
CarryinEen Business Extensively
and empIo mg nose het drat -maw t ndeam.a
Asda• D. A . heheveehiNxpevreare es Cotler 1.
erondlo nose lathe Proymee.havinge.rrfeeo■
broncosttenave.y anesecreeePolly l n H enacts,
prmrtpeltyerst-el•ueusiomen end hireling trees
Coterie o•eo(t he Prieelpa l F,•ohllahmea •t■
gdinbereb,Senllad, be eartesaly,t•te le a
1•sf»retn ebur t\•t
CLOTHING CAN BE MADE
htsaataMahmmn atom lathe/Pee gr•sbhelt..
Westin Toronto orMonroe a.
selfish. U.Nther ad.1892. slyly
Feed l Feed!!
JTTST REOEIVED
AT
Shephard RI Strachan't,
20 TONS OF BRAN, SHORTS; L
Mldilagi,
dIlll'IT 'NIPS wll.f.
Sell Cheap for Cash.
Goderich. June 7th 1899. w19-tf
TI -1313
boo . m het) •ao i,I 1 y almost t l'pto. 1 rani
Mk* Iwo Instant of the a5 shone. wsnely and tee
Om. of the pillsd 1 res *Doily motor,* I MMM.
!Nor smooched to pt henwr, Ant toms, M
MYetwe a cwt of poem 50(0 Thin Aga
sas M354.)77d„ •t . y. Ap5MM.se,xI
wWmein.rAroulirR'r0eM..e..*l Is5witVdty lt: .6.1 atsd, wkem
...Mk Inlet . mo N
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