HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-07-08, Page 6THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1881.
She Poet's tornsr.
Mr 1 ..r the a tie
• f'.vru• tit, Kurlinefton Huvkeye.l
ith many a curve the trunks 1 pitch,
N'ith many a..huut anti sally;
At station. slams, crossing. switch,
On mountain, grade ur valley,
I brio c, 1 push. 1 sling. i toss.
With elustrous endeavor,
And men may smile. and sten grow erotic
But 1 sling trunks forever.
Ever! ever'
1 bust trunks forever.
The paper trunk from country town
1 balances and dandies;
1 turn it once or t wise around
And pull oat both the handles.
I grumble over travelling lags
And monstrous sample tales;
Hut 1 can smash the maker's brags
Like plaster Paris vrises :
They holier, holler as i go,
But they can stop rte never,
F,'r they will learn just what 1 know,
.v trunk won't last forever
1'vrr' cies!
1 :! bust trunks for ever.
-fl.d w and out 1 wind about,
And here 1 smash a !Better:
I t urn a grip sack inside out
Three times a day at least. sir,
I t' . I jerk, I swear. 1 sweat.
1 toss the light valises.
And what's too big to throw, you bet.
1 11
fire it 'round in pieces.
They murmur, murmur. et erywbere.
But 1 will heed them never.
For women weep and strong men swear.
1.11 view the,r truths forever''
Ever' ever!
I'!1 bort trunks forever,
I've cowed the weedier with my wrath..
-,art t u Fend �s
J ga erniine;
1'o a handled law and gospel 1 oth. •
I've spilled both brief and tenses: •
ti,d hooks. and to Is. and cart's, an t slings.
'roe numerous to mention:
.end babies' clot n^sand women's things.
lteyond my comprehension.
Ile spilled, I've seattc red, and i've stung -
.A.4 far as space could s !icer.
tad ..-titer. scatter, did t. 3 oared
1 i1 -.:-iter things foreror.
Ever! ever!
.-.-thin:;-forever.
l*Joras of l lisOom. .
It is'ouletImes more honorable u, sae
mit t.. insult than to resent it.
\fa%u:miuiity i* the conemilitart of
bravery. A brave hem is always n con-
siderate matt.
The coat will u•.t icake-tire ge::tt.t•man,
the cloven hoof ..i ill breeding will stick I
nut, and the self-sufficiency of 4w:tra nce
will betray it, t
Hopp' is the buttI., which we cling
when our hark feenders ninid life'
otos '
The position n umli takes in the world
by his •.wu exertions is the true index of
his ability.
The p creat have it in their. power to
give or withhold kind or obliging ex-
prttssiona. They have it in their ',ewer
t.. give .r withhold the smiles of affec-
tion and sincerity -..f atendet' attachment.
Let not the humble .offerings of -poverty
be disregarded. The eau of sentiment
knows how to value them; he prizes
them as the best deeds of beneficence.
Stones are hard, and cakes of ice are
cold, and all who feel them feel alike;
but the good or bad events which for-.
tune bring upon. us are ft::t according to
the qualities that •we—not they ---pos-
sess, ` They are in themselves indifferent
and common accidents, and they acquire
atrent�i by nothing but our vice er our
weakness. Fortune cannot dispense
either felicity or infelicity, unless we
co-op.erato with her,
Quarrels, like thunderstorms, would
end in sunshine Were it not for the de-
termination to hate the last word. If
you are scolded or . criticised just bite
your lips and keep still, it will soon be
over; but if you retort yen are in for
"three years of the war.- Many a man
• who teens himself in torrents of rain for
Live minutes, and then 'wreaks 0.11 int..
the sunshine of go..! temper again. will
settle .town into a three .lays' dismal
drizzle if he is weak enough t•. insist en
having that last mord. y
TME DRV'IN:ERY or PowITto t. — The
wife of the riming man• advances with
him, and with all her might strives to
enter "e ociety." Her old friend reale
in the papers ..f her receptions, her ger-
niana, her distinguished guests, and re-
tnemlycrs the days when they were poor
neighbors, happy with their babies, their
work, and homely little ga�-etiea. The
successful woman, struggling, manoeuv
ering, climbing up the slippery peak .of
fashion, could tell her how often the
taste. of the melon ie hitter nn her
tongue; she could tell the price she paid
for it. She had an enormous list of
ftiends, chiefly kept up by cards and
glimpses in a hall room; but the hearty
love of the people in the little village
where she was born, the familiar faces,
the ready' hands in sickness, the hearts
that would faint and fall if she were
dead—she has put these thint;e all away
front her. They wore the price she
paid. For in this world nothing is
bought for nothing. For all sorts of
'access the full price must be paid.
OANADIAN NIIWE,
The census ..f Halifax, has just been
completed, and the exact population u
36,109, being au increase of 6,6'27 in the
last decade.
The London Advertiser of last night
makes a strong indictment against the
authorities of that city. It gives tw',
cases if death from blood -poisoning, and
says that the oity abounds in hot beds of
pestilence sod fever breeding ourners.
G. H. Pugeley, ..1 Brantford, libera-
ted at 7 a.m. on Band Hill, at that
city, on Saturday, the Homing Antwerp&
for the American annual match at Utica,
N. Y., a distance of 250 tulles from
Brantford ilk a straight line. Mr. Pugs-
ley received a telegram in the afternoon
from Utica saying the birds had arrived
safely at 4.45 p.m.
The Canada P■cifiu Cou.p:,ny want
Wiunipeg to give them a bonus of $200,-
000 to build a railway front Winnipeg to
Tu. tie Mountain. They outbid Dr.
Se tette by offer' in return to locate
Cie workshops of the main line, at well
as those of the South -Western branch,
ai the capital. The South -Wester
Com any's agent in London hes sent
word that the bonds can be floated with-
out any trouble if they wish to go en
•rith the read.
POSTAL ANOMALIe'a..The new regula-
tion of the Postmaster -General respect-
ing' the transmission of law papers by
postis a very curious one. These have
hitherto been sent by book post at the
rite of one cent for each four ounces up
to five p.wndh. Now they roust all be
rent by letter post at three cents for each
half ,o,unce. A bundle of papers, set t
.luau for use in taxation of costa will
often weigh four pounds ur sixty-four
ounces,andthepriceof sending them 1
sed gy
letter post at three cents for half an
ounce will be $J,84.' -This, of course,
will be advantageous to express com-
panies. A curious anomaly is that the
above-named packet would go t•i Con-
stantinople from here for 32c, while it
will take $3.84 to send it front Toronto
to Hamilton. —[Woodstock Review,
THE COU,RAI 0 BssiLL—Experienced
gardeners say' that the potato bug bean
signs if succumbing to the rule of nature
:hat "Little fleas have entailer fleas upon
their hacks to Bite 'em, and smaller fleas
h,tv'e lesser fleas, and soon ad itifitat.tm."
Apparently from the -ravages of some ii -
duet rious parasite, the constitution .1 the
potato bug appear.. t., be breaking up,
and coonaeque:it:y his usual avocations
are nnt'pu rsued with his wanted vigor
anal effectiveness. The operations of the
4,arasites may be seen by. the naked. eye
in the shape of nulneroua small white
spots on the back of the insect: They
are more abundant on the female than
Olt the stale; and it is a1e, noticed. that
the eggs take longer to hatch than form-
s erly. . These signs of—it ie hoped—the
r*ttn'tiea uL flirt Lectin_ in
'leery era Beard.
A Russian noblewoman upraising a
desire to Dee a Hebrew whose -Use
reached to his feet, he WAS sent for from
the .lietent province where he lived.
The police official learning that he had
been brought to St. Petersburg by gov-
ernment orders, mist.e.k him for an un-
,,:ntoonly load criminal, :oil imprisoned
him. By this time several weeks had
elapsed and both the lady and the Gov-
ernor who had sent for horn had forgotten
her whim. S., the luckless man might
have spent the groat of his days in prison
but for the interference .f his wealthy
reLttirea When attention waa called to
his case and he was.rdered on exhibition
et was eud.lenly discovered that the mole
objetet for his exile had disappeared, for
the authorities', in accordance with prison
regulatintili, hail his hair end whiskers
clipped close Ile was thereupon set
Incise, eongrntulated en his "narrow Pr-
, -ape. a •earne.l 'newsy t.• d. it
Vim
this locality have been noticedto a slight
extent in previous years, but they are so
unmistakable "in their tendency this
reason that ,the heart of the potato grow-
er is glad within 'tins. —[Ex.
Cite vs. COUNTY PAPERS. —The Nor-
f.1k-•Reforner in discussing th* unfair
competition to which the country papers
are subjected by the obstrusion of cheap
reprints of the city dailies, makes the
following remarks which are both true
and sensible: "To • complete the,
thoroughness of their onslaught on the
country papers, agents from the, city pa
pe27 and from other printing establish-
ments in the cities are no'v panting
from town to teen, froni villa a to vil-
lage, and from one municipality to the
other, seeking to obtain jobs of printing
from the nierchants and men of business
in these places, to the severe lose of the
printing establishments in those places.
But if transient traders or other men
should establish themselves for a short
time in these places to compete with
these very men who give away their
printing, all the terrors of the law are
invoked—every pain and penalty is
brought into action to demolish these
fellows, and keep the trade • f the dis-
trict for themselves. The publishers of
foreign newspapers. and agents connect-
ed with printing a tahlishuienta at i
distance, areas much transient traders
in the eyes if local newspaper publish-
ers as the men are who 1 . ther and an-
noy merchants and traders. •
THE WORLD OPER.
It seems that Colossi Valeetiae
Baker, whose indecent conduct made
him notorious, and. led to his dismissal
from the British anuy, has peen rein-
stated or partially so, the Pane. of
Wales being the brat to take him by the
hand. He has been readmitted to the
Army and Navy Club.
A Springfield pastor went into his
pulpit to ,reach in a bright red dreaming
gown, and was oblivious of the aetoaiab-
ment of the congregation, until as usher
hauled hire a card on which was writ-
ten: "You have forgotten to change your
coat." He hastily retired, and returned
in his customary suit of solemn black.
Tris KENNsDte —(ha the 77th ult.
Mr. David Kennedy, aa.i$ed by several
of his family, including Marjory, Helen,
Maggie, Robert and John , Kennedy,
gave a farewell entertainment of Scottish
song in Belfast., prior to proceeding to
Canada. The programme was much en-
joyed, and the large audience loudly ex-
pressed its appreciation of the whole en-
tertainment.
PARI+, June 27. —At Versailles yester-
day a deputation of Irish and Irish
Americans from Paris deposited wreaths
at the f.s.t of Gen. Hoche's statute. A
poen, was read, a banquet was given,
and patriotic speeches of the fiercest de-
scription were delivered by Pepper,
Davis, Egan and Gen. McAdams. Ste-
phens said only a few words of a non-
political nature. Egan said: "To -day
we are fighting against landlord& To-
morrow we may be fighting for inde-
pendence."
St. Petersburg, June 27. —At present
the Government is endeavoring ts. show
that the mild policy of the late Govern-
ment was an eminently dangerous policy,
now bringing to light the danger which
accumulated during Melikoffs rule.
The reactionists are making the roost of
the discovery if dynamite mines, etc., in
order to frighten the Court and secure
their own position. Suspicion seems to
have been excited by the visit of Meli-
kotf to Geneva. It is reported that the
police and spies have been detailed to
watch hint. The newspapers are hated
at Court, because not a single indepen-
dent ergaii favors the present Govern-
ment's desires. Severe penalties have
lately been imposed upon three, or four
journals Several editors have received
a Circular ;tiering thein to submit the
tint proofs of their papers to the press
censer before four o clock in the morp-
inr.
!►. Liberal Reward will 1.e &hes.
To the writer for the press who ne-
ver said that his ctntribut i. m was daah-
ed oft
To the y.puna man who doesn't think
tYe girt" ire et -dying after him.
To the young. woman who wouldn't
prefer an ice cream te a subs tantial
meal:
To the woman over thirty who never
had an offer.
To the young woman graduate who
would not rather have a white satin
dress than high. honors at the gradua-
tion,exercises.
To the married man who never con-
sidered the possibilities of a second mar-
riage.
To the :Harried woman who does not
sometimes wonder how she ever tame to
say "Yes.-
To
Yes.•To the clergyman who doesn't feel a
little proud of the tears he called forth
at a funeraL
To the car conductor who does not
take peculiar pleasure in helping the
ladies off his car.
To the man who never exchanged um-
brellas and went of!' with a worse one
then he left behind.
To the small boy- who never whistled.
To the doctor who has the hardihood
to tell the wealthy patient that nothing
ails him. -
To the buy of 18 who does nut know
wase lnere.usa F1s■n.. more than his parents,
At the meeting of the International
suielay School Convention (of which Mr.
S. H. Blake, ex -vice-chancellor, was
chosen president), some very interesting
statistics were furnished, "hewing the
field of usefulness now occupied by these
schools The total number of Sunday
schools in the world is estimated at 250,-
000; teachers, 1,551,768, 'cholera, 12,-
919,778. Looking at the details we find
that there are in the
Cowatrier. a'hers. Scholars
I'nited states 933,483 O.It40,Ne2
Canada.. 11.;1:' amen�7e wfonndland ... 3.;00 11,100
England and Wales...., 422.222 ( 522.222
Scotland 17,972 i!n.5X1
Ireland 3tl.i7s rai,94n
Australia............. 12,0111 ( 00.000
Italy eco 1.(109
RDpaltn......... too 5,fllal
France..... 1,500 ('1.000
Germany 10,0p/ 100.000
These figures may be taken as a not un-
fair index to the moral and social condi-
tion of the several countries to which
they relate.
Mold taw. Bey..
Hold on to your tongue when you an
just ready to swear, lieors peak harshly.
Hold on to your hand when you are
n�s oft to steal, snatch, or do any impro-
per act.
Hold on to your foot e hen y. ii are on
the point of kicking, running off fronn
study, or pursuing the lath of terror,
shame or crime.
Hold on to your temper when you are
excited, angry, or imposed upon, or
others are angry with you.
Hold year heart when evil associates
meek your company, and invite you to i
join in their mirth, games and revelry.
Hold on t.e your R..rl name at all
times, for it is 01 more viler than gold,
high places or faahionahle• tttire
Hold "n to the truth, for it will 'terve
you and do you good throughout cterni-
ty.
Hold on to virtue it is ab..o,• all price •
to you at all time* and places
Hold art to your reel ehar*cter. far it
,. .n.i seer will ha v"tr hose .calf}•
Te the amateur far iter who never
drew the long bow when .l flitting upon
his agricultural achievements.
To the widow who does not like to
have her mourning becoming.
To the school teacher who can talk
without seeming to watch every word
she utters.
To the politician who never sought the
place that seemed to seek him.
1 tterasres et Meted Mew.
it looks like rain.—Plato.
Pass the butter. —Horace Greeley.
YOU can stop my paper —Napoleon
R, nap..rtr,
ol1Iy headaches tit to split. —Georg.
11-,es144;tedGnt.
Is thisfiot enou.h for you? -Cardinal
Hir�•r i. •..
another liattsanAlLthissWrt.—
Denial W,i,s'rr.
Rand as up two pounds of steak.—
Thema' J#rw.,..
These pelstoes ain't morn tall done.
s..er.at..t ,
Yon re fuller than you were Wars
dinner. --Cot. fw,,'t.
Call around next week and i'll pay if.
—E•l!lar A. Pam.
Keep your cold feet off my hack. -
Rti•lhnwa ye"ng.
Lend me Ave dollars till neat Monday
.1 If. Pinnae,
1 suppose i have get to shovel elf that
*i•'.ewalk.--/'t.rr?.e :Co punter.
�e .
The aim does not shine like a rocket nr
a bullet tired from a gun; slowly hitt
surely it makes ea round end serer is
PRINTS
•T
COLBORNE BROTHERS
5 CENTS A YARD UP.
THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN.
AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN gTORY
The Tinsmith 1s still to the front.
1 have pleasure to state that despite the Inecnvenlence 1 was put to In my bus/nee by
the recent ere in my premises, that 1 am now in full blast again, prepared to give the greatest
bargains in Uoderkh in
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line In the business,
I would also return my thanks to the Fire Brigade and people of 0oderich for the sue-
ceweful efforts In saving my property In my absence from home, at the late ere.
John Story.
£AUNIERS' VIIIEIY STORE.
NEW GOODS.
5,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
sat -FRESH STOCK. flar-NEW STYLES.-ttk
WINDOW SHADES, TRAVELLING BAGS,
BASKETS, BABY CARRIAGES..
1 FINE STOCK, STYLISH AND CHEAP
Note the Stand. "The Cheapest House Under the Sun."
1J Next door to the Post Office.
If You Want Good
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE,
—00 TO—
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
In addition to the ordinary lines of the Grocery- and Crockery' Trade. I carry a to stock it
VICK'S
sIL1mATER rLOMAL ti lis
Fur 1881 is au Elegant took of (20 pages, One
Colored blower Plate, and OW Illustrations
with De.erlptiues ut the best !'lowers and
Vegetables, and Directions for growing, Only
10 cents In English or Urrman. If you after.
wands order seeds deduct the IO cents,
ttlek's seeds are the best in the world The
Floral Outdo will tell how to get and grow
them.
Irea'■ Flower sad Vegetable iarden, 175
Wages, O Colored Plater, SW Engraviuga, For
50 vents In paler covers; $IoW in elegant cloth.
In German ur h:ngttsh,
»Ft's w■aerated 111■I►ly Macadam -33
Pages, a colored }Mate In every number sod
many Iluu Engravings. Price $1.45 a year;
Five Copies for PS,OO. Specimen Numbers
seat fur fe cents; 3 trial copies for 21 nenta
Addnsa. JAMES VI('K, Itutbeater, N. Y
1'7fa<
SEE WHAT
PN�YI� Itti1S
And People in Canada say about
Scott's Emulsion
Of Pure Cosi Liver Oil
\VITH
llypophosphiles of Lima & Soda
kb A
REME'JY FOR CONSUMPTION
\NII
WASTING DISEASES
etitcodlac, N. B.. Nov. S. I.
Messrs. SCOTT r ROW NE: -1 have uaedaid
proscribed fur some time "Hoerr Eniulrbu ut
Cod Liver Oil-" and and It an e•xer:lent prepa-
ration, agreeing well with the *wounds. cantly
taken, and its continued use a.lding greatly W
the strength and comfort of the patient.
A. H. ?roc, Y. D.
Penn. Med. College
Amherst, Nova dootia, Nov. 8, 1180,
\leers. SCOTT 3 DOWNE.—t.eute For
nearly two year[ 1 have been acequalnted with
Scutt s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo
phoephltes, and consider it the ttntet prepara-
tion now before the public. It. Is.: t:uuenoy as
an Emulsion with the pleasant flavor, makes it
the great favorite for children, a::.1 I du highly
recommend it for all wasting discasce of the
system.
Yours, very truly,
c. A. 'mace, sr. D.
Halifax. N. 9., Nov. 19, 1890.
mews. sem". S- HOWNF..—Gentleman: I
have prescribed your Emulsion for the pant 1 wo
years, and found it more agreeable to the
stomach. and have better results from its use
f� any other preparation of the kind I hare
H. 31. cestEs el, 3t. D.
,
Messrs, SC07 T d' tI6R'NE,Br—lt)levUle,&, Yin(o:at. I
feel it a dutylowe not only to you but to the
community, to make the followingg statement:
About three years ago my eldest daughter was
taken with a severe cold whicb setts d uu her
lanae, and not withstanding all that her medi-
ead attendant could do. she got worse and
worse, and appeared to be in the last and hopes
Ice stage of eunnuntpt ion. The In. ter said he
dould do no more. but recon:mended your Em-
%taion, and the effect of it was in the opinion
of every one who knew her, simply Ltarteleen.
Before she had used the first bottle. she felt
much better, and to the surprise of us all. she
continued to mend no rapidly that in three
months she was able to go about as usual, and
bas continued In such excellent t:ea!th that
*be gut married 18 months ago. and has now
as fine and healthy a sun as you an end In the
country.
WILLIAM ELAND.
Elora. Ott., July, IMO.
This is to certify that my daughter has had
Lung disease for some time. and eery much
reduced in flesh. and had not strength enough
to walk across the street. She was adv land by
a lady Mend to try emu's Emulsiup. and to
our great surfeit - before she had tined there
Floor Meals Pork alld General Provisions intoes her health twas ec completely uh recovered.stthe
1 recommend it to ecury orr troubled w fth the
same disease.
p J(.HN W, P.w-Es.
MY MOTTO IS.
"Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
t•
('calt.Oil alaolnold. See my Stock and get my prices.
telGoods delivered to any part of the
D. Feruson.
Daniel Gordon,
Ca6iuct—
Iaicr and Ulldcria�cr.
It?dest House in the (_.onnto,, and Largest Stock this aide of London!
PARLOR SUITES,
BED-RO.M StITE.r,
SIDE-BOARDY,
EASY CHAIRS,
LOUNOLM,!ETr., ETC.
('ash Buyers will end it to their advantage to see my stock if they need a good;article at
close price.
71. l;nkllll JI-ert Street, near Post Office, fJaderirh,
gINTAIL
Carriage Works!
R_ POINTER
hating Meas[ anal" of Mc P. Bayne, is saw anpi isd in the man ufacturotrot doss
..
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, etc.
Give me a call, and I will give you prices that cannot be mks in th
county.
RizPAZRING 8z JOBBING DONE
KINTAIL CARRIAGE WORKS,
B. P°INTFR
GET YOUR
AUCTION SALE BILLS
PRINTED at odes of THE RUB`)N STOICAL.
North throes, Godariob.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN
TIMES! -The Puss Purify the Blood, correctall
disorders of the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and
Bowels and are tnvahtshle in all complaints In -
I cidental to Female+. The Ointment ni the only
reliable rein dy fur Bad legs. Old Wounds,
Soren and t'Icer.. of howryr long standing!'
For Itronchitis.1liphtheria.( •on Rhs,('otde.Gout,
Rheumatism and all Skin Diseases, it has no
eq nal.
HE'1VARE OF LMERiCAN ('ot'NTER
FEITS. -1 most respectfully take leave to call
the attention of the Public generallyto the tact
that certain Bounce in New York are sending to
many parts of the globe ert-Rtot•s IMITATION
of my Pills and Ointment. These frauds bear
on their labels some address in New York. I
do not Wow myMedicine to be sold In anypart
of the United tates. I have no Agents there.
My Medicines are only made by me, at =Oz.
ford
33Ox-
ford Street London. In theooks of directions
M
* eed to thP
e spuriounmake is acaution warn-
ing the Public against being deceived by coun
terfelts. Do not be misled h this audacious
trick, as they are the counter mita they pretend
to detsorwra These onunter its are purchased
by unprincipled Vendors at one-half the price of
my POls and OMtment and are sold to you as my
genuine Medicines. 1 most earnestly appeal to
that sense ofj}uetice which 1 feel sore i may ven-
ture upon asking from all honorable persons. to
assist me, and the Public, aster as may Ile In
their power.in denouncing thisnhameful Fraud.
Each Pot and Box of the Genuine Medicine
bean. the British Government Stamp with the O
words "Hou.owAii's PILLS AND nrr. im'r.
i,nitc.n,- engraved thereon. On the label in
the address, 333 Oxford Street. Loudon. where
alone they are Manufactured. If 1enrayy'aP(Ua
and Ointment benrtnwgp nay other address are
rowwlerfeit. The Trade Marks of these Medi-
cines are registered in Ottawa. Hence any one
throughout the British Ptr.wvslons, who may
keep the .e mrrlean Counterfeits for tale. will be
prtneceted. (MlgnediT}IAMABikiLLOWAY
Oxford Street. tondos, Jas- 1, Igle.
iriNGALESE
'AIP. RENEWER]
The crowning gory M men or worries ..
b.anttfnl 11150 OC Rata TM, can only be oh
twined by nein 4111114111.1111111.w
, hkh ha'
proved Itself to hie the BEST BZZR
RALEVINDFLICF, In the market.
motes a healthy growth of the hale, leaden
e at sad silky. dre•ngthens Its root&. �ts4 P'
rents its lalling not and ata with es$d'ty
RESTORING GREY NAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Try It Meter .netng any nther. Sold by al tt
drurrieta. Priers, So rte. a bottle. 1752.1y
For ale by' J Wll FOV, Druggist.
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