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IMMO, Maramem -Meet .ad ilmensimes
Alb•W•8114 •• Oahe toseesdere.
Delon the Meow °enmities us
fly • number tot wanness were
asogieet The principal ones were
Thelma °oldie, a leading Comervative
of Guelph, and IL McKim, the 'Reuther
of West W elliogioa. Mr. Goldte's wi-
dest°, was evidently stnuned to shield
Bunting.
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TiIII HURON SIGNA1J FRIAY. mAitcH 28, t8114.
Wdkiimest. 1 elsgmeed &aid MMI es
hawing ttstatieg's as. metered
me it would heal' right, and "anew
made a 1110 the Omsk
of dentillet kiddr, WOW,
forting 112" IIIeot
bhisk, be OW
welt asi711111111•• Ike Wade
as • to meet Mewohlff
• It vate the
211•Illo• ()OLDIE,
M his own request called
sad in answer to Mr. Fraser gave the
following evidestoe:-"I am a resident of
Guelph. Have men M the paperscomm
of documents read before the oonoveittee
yesterday incoming. ackeowledge that
the one written on •telegraph pater, ad-
dressed to Wil/Ii11•041 umigned, was
written by myself. Newer met Wilkin-
son until he canoe to cool in the latter
part. of January last. Be introduced
himself to me as 'Big Posh' Wilkinson.
fie said he had storm laoptis of defeating
&he Mowat Oesenuneot, end was oonfi-
sireM Coalition Ministry would be form-
ed. He thee wished me Averse Mr.Laid-
law. and see what his feelings were. In
the course of eonveireatiou, .poke
about Bunting. But 1 consort somewhat
very particularly. N. told tiat ne-
gotiations were going oa.
Mr. Fraser -Did he indiestepasetion by
what sort of means he es to as -
at M
Meta of the Speaker's me dinner, rued
about 11 o'clock I neat to the ma
Mike and net Mr. Booties. We weed
ado • f040111, and he kept *se
TALELISO witatia rwo rocas.
He mid hei knew MI about the armoire -
smuts Wilkinson sad I had been leakier'
but owing te his position on the Med,
and in the Conservative party, he could
not put hie name to paper, but be assur-
ed me that whatever setresagessents I
made with Wilkinson would be carried
out, that Mr. Meek was the party's soli-
citor, and eoutrolled the party funds.
He pledged me his ward sad boor that
whatever premises were made by Meek
and Wilkinson would be carded out.
He also said that Meek was tae solicitor
in the petition &pajama Lyon, and if he
voted right would be withdrawu. After
further talk I left the Wadies's., about
0118 o'clock in the wooing,. Seam time
after I met Kirkland, who spoke to me
about his views on timber vasaters. Pu -
de., he mid, would do nothing, but he
had seen Meredith, who prowised
to
bring the matter before the House.
Kirkland afterwards offered me three
thousand dollars for my support. The
nett tone I mot Wi.kinoin he said he
bad been to • izaocus when it had been
decided to make the Yankee (Kirkland
probably the mope goat. Subeequently
be told see that caucus had decided not
to work with him, as he would want too
much of the timber which thee
WISHED TO DIVIDE A110101 THEDDIELTEA.
Mr. Goldis- Ho did tell me that he (los evening • short time ago I met
Bunting in the Speaker's lobby and
oompluih has object I
*APD•Ied to" use u&4.7, and In °°. in" walked with him out to Truitt street and
stance gav• nie amount. HO 111•0 111110- akin ,..th He mod he had been to
meat esd then mike, is whisk ease be
(Meek) would run how the eseetitaelley.
H• Owed to give warms three es feat
themenwell dollars anoi the reginzatehip
Witness was al bet Waked
grille' Mei tawAtwe a • • 14,1•••• told
Oink tib• Amato was tao
thiSh
told hint tte ROC his omi
Wins list• "I it* in
UMW - ; atisters then' womb"
be at
tioned the office in the North -woe- 1 Ottawa, and had DOD power to defeat
gave )inn no detinito answer, but PM' : tbe Worst Goverrinient,and that I would
mined to "nit to hi,,'. 1 e""b"11.4 watb ' ma sIi : had been promised I told him
a personal friend and couv:uded that I leibout what Kirkland had pro/Mewl in
could not take part in such a dirty pone , and he told xis to get all I ondd from
of business. I decided to wash my ha""the Caukee, sod he would help me to do
of the whole affair. I never apposite:sod ... fi„iear told mg, that there would
told Meek
it was Wan" Wield heore maim,
fa 416 ititerview easkit
Ilk eflertnielli toured Meek hal botou
Maki( assorts of inquiries skid him
at the Ram in the Ittossin home for muse
Mr. laidlaw wtth any proposition
TO DIENZAT HIS PADTI. i be i.. dtasolution in cam Mr. Mowat was
Moor& The witness here related an
I think too tnuch of myself and too mach , mar -no of au interview with the tnysteri-
of Mr. Laidlaw. The letter 1 wrote nos' one Lyneb who was introduced to him in
merely s piece of bluff, intended 1.. put his room at the Walker house by Wilkin -
Wilkinson oft li•iii. The etivel..pe deal was resorted to
Mr. Fraser- Why did you menthes I, in the mantet described by Dr. Dowling.
Mr. Bunting's n* no in the letter I II Subsequently Kirkland COMO to me and
Mr. Goldie - Well, 1 didn't care .•iffered me $750 to vote
whether it was Bowing or Wilkinson. I 11 IM ravore or atti Tulsa& as•totertoott,
was determined tt. wash tuy hands of the t -
affair, and for that reason cAntl t.. To- ' which I JiJ nut take. Last Somday Wil-
rontoos menti ..serl in the letter. I saw kinson mine to nay room at the Welker
Mr. Wilkinson iii his room at the Walk. house, called me into 'lagoon apartment,
er House, and t....1 1 thee I wouldn't , tool countol out ten one hundred dollar
have anything t. • do with his lievotia- , British N..tili A.nenca Bonk bil's, and
tions. , banded me a I ()and robin to sign. I
Mr. jr„„,,_ to y„, a„, . r„.uj, of signed it rod immediately went in search
that interview meierstand that he was i of tli-S;wakor, but found he had gone
I home. 1 consulted with blows. Hardy,
using corriiiit mean% to attain his ..b.
ject .! I Fr4ser and Pardee, who advised me to
Mr. Goldie -110 did say something i send the money to the Speaker, as I did
about> using nemey. I think lis bed 1' " M 'llaec- Some time ago Wilkinson
that he believed some of ti,,, (4„rern. I t'4(1 Olt• that MO:8116 would nut Move
mono. supp„rter,, ,„,61 ,1„„t when ! the nuoion to go into committee of sup
the Alg.mia •osestion was brought up. ! ply until there were enough of Mowat's
Mr. Fraser -The debate .on the ml• i•upporters secure' to defeat the Govern•
dress was in progress at that time t I 'neut. On S 'nudity or Sunday he told
Mr. Ooldie-Yes, ard he spuke shoot ma they would go into supply Monday.
some telegranas which were to be pro. At another time Wilkineon told me that
duced. when they undertook this they would
Mr. Fraser -Then, .bat you heard swear it throngh, and also said that it
and saw during your dealings with %Vil- was cheaper to buy tnembers after they
kitison would load you to believe that were eectiod than tu spend money obi:t-
imbers who supported the Goveninteot tog them.
were being corruptly agroacbed I In the count) of a erosi-ezantinetion
to another question stated that he saw had acted knder the advice 04 the Com -
lir. Bunting the day after his interview missioner of Crown Lands, Messrs. Fra -
with Wilkinson. H. told him of his ger and Hardy throughout, and Mr.
talk with Wilkinson, and although he Fraser put an end to the examination by
amid not remember distinctly, believed remarking ell" the Minutes "t`ce will -
Bunting advised him to have nothing to int
do with Wilkinson. In conclusion wit- T.) ACCEPT CLL KEMPONEIBILITT
et*" *tilted that frum the time he had fur what had token place. T.. Mr. Mere -
first spoken to Wilkinson he thought the dith the witness stated he had dictated
whole :transact was too disreputable his statement to a shorthand writer, in
for him to engage in. He made the the Crown Lands department. Mr.Par-
statement voluntarily in order to free dee had heard it read over to him, but
Mr. Laidlaw from any iinputation, al-
though he had opposed him at the last
eleti..ns and would Jo so again.
Mr. Laidlaw, iti answer to his retlitsint,
was granted perintasion to make a state.
mint. At his own desire he 11114 sworn
and in effect stetted that he ha 1 never
been approached by any person who had
sought to influence in any way his vote
in the Legia'atiire. .
Mr. Premier Mattel that no member of
the H•onesi ever believed anything rise,
and Mr. Meralith taolcurred.
days past. Nest day WIWI h. eine
down stem witness found Meek waiting
foe him sad he mine up and intimated
that he wasted to *peek to him again.
Witness Wok hint to the mon public
place in the corridor and tried to get
wine one near eueugh to hear what was
said. He tried to catch the eye aud ear
of Harry Nolan, but failed to do rm.
Meek said be had secured six men from
the Government aide who would do as
he wished them to do, and declared that
Mr. Gibson of Hamilton was not by any
means • thick and this supporter of the
Governineat. He wanted hint to do as
the others had dune and pledge himself
against the Government. Witness then
told Meek he:had better drop this boat-
men*, whereupou, Meek wound up by
saying that this was entirely a matter of
his own notion and net authorized by the
Cooserwative party.
He then came at once and told the
Government the whole circumstance&
A circumstance which happened after-
ward. strengthened his impression that
Meek was authorized by some 01141 of
Meat influence in the Conservative par-
ty.
Thiscirconastanee was that on the 4th
of P'sbrulierhe wcalled out by • mem-
ber of thf louse,eb and they adjourned to
the refreshment; room. Bunting 011.018
in, and without any invitation trona any
member of the party, joined them sod
began to niconauwod that a coalition
government should be formed.
Bunting and witness thereupon had
some unpleasant words. and witness
called Domini some %cry hard nattier,
.To Mr. Fraser --From his personal ac-
queintancoe with him witnessb.1.eedr
Meek told the truth when ho said he was
authorised to treat with hitn. When in
the hall at the Roman house he said wit-
ness could have a cheque for three or
four thousand dollars at once. Ele dis-
tinctly stated that they had secured Ave
or Biz members, and perhaps more. Be-
sides telhng me.nbers of the Govern-
ment, he told several private members
of the approaches which had time made.
• unknowu newspaper waw wisely ' HUGH
A wen awns.
: Dimes ercluiet• inet but tory
DUNLOP
- asereirmayillaimgvhse. anit,l4t1Wytu (*.Iran; frarrot is se' flts? Fashionable Tail°
juditesat advertisiog. I#
eat, aad trust to luck tis the coosionties-
MR they shut their ryes sad diseharge
W. 3:E B rr fE3rr RTE "EC
their gun in the &if and mot for die
rat etet'ar' .dr".-idirertn4inaganiretialsw°4. dsckas sassiucclit Has the Finest' ,.•deortment of (kxxls for Fall Wear to Choate From.
toed jailfratent as bay part of
Meetilients beanies& ',Wickes@ adorn
tines away. pay& There ars wine Loin- A. Nobb'y Suit ;
odes men who seldom advertise,and they
CALL UN
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r
Ir YOV WANT
Reasonable Price
alwaye oomploining about their trek
They treat adveitsaing se imrivideat
shiftless pdo •roofe. beu the
and when it rains Mari, cannot pada; •
sea shinesersona
they do aot amid patching • 1=1713 Go -TT
D TINT_JOP
them. When trade is ir, they see so
need advertiatog ; end when trade 18
dull. they say they cannot afford to ad-
vertise. Moral: Repair a Way roof
when it is fair weather, and adenine ID
all season& Advertising pays all parties
interested better than any other awn -
meow! investment ''-411z.
From the Liver and Kidneys sties tal-
ly half the sickens. Dr. Carson's Stom-
ach Bitters stimulates both Liver and
Kidneys and insures one against disease;
it is not an alcoholic stimuLint. In large
bottles at 50 cents. m
flee
We have made arrangements to club
Tut Kamm. with city papers at the rates
Varied given below :-
OD
BOOTS AND SHOES
M the (Stied Established:Shoe Store in Town,
In Endless Variety,
tr suit the most fastidiont
us and tb nowt ecoomic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
Is now complete, and I take pleasure in inferming sty customers that at no pre'
yams •ime hairs I had such a
e
Signal asol Daily World .... .. $3. MI Large & Va
• d Stock
" " ...k.,... ..... .. 2.25
Mail 2-25 1 As at prement. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price
it .. Advertiser . 2.25 it is a positive fact that no such value in food scar can be got elsewhere.
Freeman', Worm Powders destroy and .
infant. m
remove worms without injury to adult or CUSTOM ORK
— of every grade still receives niy prompt and careful attention, and will be made uMew se mai water.
I must tell you the ole story of how in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, end
the late Charles Delnionico used to talk of the very hest material obtainable.
The tropes, Assent and in anorii. by Mr. Morris the witness stated that he
Ur. neellas'. sinwlessest.
Al- McK.in after taking the eth,read
stale issue, whoti vollfeet was se fob
los : 'FL ir"y in the summer I met %Cll.
kin•oi at the Walker Hons. where we
were bi,th staying. H. knew of my
financial difficulties, and told me that he
had strong hopes of for song • cotillion
Several Reform Inanition had already
promised desert. He he' the promise
el three registrarship.' in the North west
intended to keep Calgary for loin
self, bat if 1 would vote •4•11111'. the
Government he would soonre iw the
office of rotate:4r at E lm aiton be-
lieved the overnment room .4rmit nm,
$100 for travelling 011,...1t504 wed if
Winnipeg. lite sod he hot hart to
Ottawa, where he hailarranged fo•r
disposal of the oft tes. 11* assured me
there would be no disedution. as they
and h
feared they would he defeated to the
no alteration had hewn made.
He was satisfied from the descriptillif Did she One ?
Wart wronger Than ilteMen.
is &fact that Alonzo Howe,of Tweed,
a fe•-•r that .fileted him for
thirty-tive years. Six bottles of Bur-
dock Blood Bitters cured him, which he
cunsiders a'neet a mirac'e. It was but
the natural result of the remedy restor-
ing pure blood and perfect secretion. 2
about the new hot water cure. He said
the Delwunicos were the first to recom-
mend it to guests, who complained of
having no appetite. 'Take • cup of but
water anti lemon and you will feel bet •
ter " was the formula adopted, and the
cup id hot water and lemon was simply A
little hot water with a drop of lemon
juice in it to take away the insipidity.
For this Actibilieas measly the caterers
charged the twice of their best liquors -
twenty -five cents or mom- -and it coo
teinly was • wiser way to spend small
change than in alcohol. 'Few people
know how to cook water,' Charles used
to affirm. !The seeret is in putting
good, fresh water into a neat kettle, al-
ready quite warm, and setting the water
to boiling quickty, and then taking it
right off me in tea, coffee, or other
drinks, before it is spoiled. To let it
steam and simmer and evaporate until
the gond water is in the atmosphere,
and the lime ar! iron and dregs only
left in the kettle bah ! that is what
makes a great many people sick, and is
worse than no eater •It all.' Every lady
who reds (We recipes of a greet and care-
fat k ehould net er forgit low to cook
water.
An interweave' t empartope.
It is ea wall to get down to the rozX
bottoni of facts. Soule people talk of
the $30,000 000 grant te. the C. P. R. tie
if it were • small matter indeed. Mr.
Allison, the Libend member for Lennox,
is not a member of that kind ; he
has taken the first opportunity to tell
his constituents why he voted against
the perpetratiou of such an o,utrapi.
Speaking at liapanee, on Saturday, he
pointed out what millious tneant. The
grant of $30,000,000 meant 937i tons of
silver, which would require 9l7 team to
draw ; this would form a procession,
allowing 30 feet for each team, 21 miles
loop Tb. $30,000,000 also represented
30,000,000 bushels a wheat at $1 per
bushel, to inure which it would require
75,000 teams, making • procession 4,261
miles long. If his hearers were to stand
and watch it pass at the rate of 50 miles
a day it would occupy 87 days. He also
pointed out that the tax dpon the people
of Lennox imposed by this grant amount-
ed to nearly $200,000. He well knew
that if • by-law had been submitted to
the people of the riding for even otee-
half this sum for this purpose they would
ham voted it down.
iven by the hank teller yesterday that • "No ; she lingered and suffered along,
tienson and Lynch were the same per-
son. Mr. Balfour also believed that
Stimson MAE the mysterious Lynch.
DRIDAV, MARCH 2L
When Mr. Dwight 'sea called yeateo
city morning at the meeting of the Com-
mittee on Pro -negro and Elections he
stated that he wax advised by counsel
that the committee had no power to de-
mand the production id the telegrams
asked for, and he therefore! declined to
bring them.
-No Freest moved that the statement
of Dwight be reported to the House In
miler that some action may be taken.
Mr. Morris eras coiled upon to indene
tify the letter signed D. L. Macpherson,
as being in the handwriting of that gen-
tlemen He identified the writing ir.
the body of the letter but said that on
the outside was not Mr. Maciohereon's.
De. rseeaden irsawilusest.
John Caseolen, West Elgin, 'wool,
mid :-During the last week of January
Mr. Meek, an old aoquaintence, met nie
and asked the priy" vilege of * pritate in -
other day. A deputation of licensed
!.
tourism. This. of eourse, 1 rv
eadily teteen .
bet upon Mr. Mowat on I
little gem for the Teeth and PatAsk
gr
te liconse tinestion
granted, not knowing the object, and at he in (iron , your tIrtig,lest or address.
Meek's request promised that the C*.ill• 1 IngUa" '
. tid them that the ce.mhe set
eoo114 ! -----
vreln shou1.1 te held confidential .
eat the on:y valid license law and th.tt Itairikkin•s Araks latire.
NI*, .. At , c • intonyted that he knew
, they would he perfectly safe in takine The greeted molieal woniiiin. t,. um
"pining all the time for years. the doc-
"tors doing her no good ; and at last was
"cured by this Hop &tiers the papers
'my so much about. Indeed! indeed '
"how thankful we should be for that
"snedicine
Tire Tremiers.
Hon. Mr. Worst is called by his
opponents 'the little premier.' while Sir
John is honored with the name of 'a
groat constitutional lawyer.' Recent
weenie fro to show that the names have
been transposed. In every case where
there had been a difference of opinion on
ounetitutional law between Mr. Mowat
and Sir J •hu, and appeal was made to
the privy eouncil, Sir John has been
worsted. It is Mr. Mowat who is in
reality the great constitutionil lawyer.
Before he places a law on the statute
book he is satisfied that it is constitu-
tional, and backs it up Sir John P'his law and trusts tee heck, He has no
confidence in his own letislation. A
striking .sample of this was givsn the
onestlea le the Point.
Reader.. hare 'you a languid, weak and
tired feeling, with 1148,0118 exhaustion,
especially in the early spring 1 Then
your liver is inactive and circulation poor.
Arouse the toTid liver, cleanse the'slug-
gab blood and regulate the secretions
with that purifying tonic,Burdock Blood
Bitters. 2
11104.1tAiserihr
A ,reacher oas et west, Mr, H., w$
good man, but very rough in his ways,
and very much given to chewing tobac-
co. One day he was riding on horse-
ba:k through the c' untry when there
came tip a shower. Riding up to a
cabin, he hastily hitched his horse and
knocked at the door. A sharp -looking
old lady answered the summons. The
preacher asked for shelter. "I down't
take in strangers, I don't know you,"
replied the old lady auspiciously. "But
•.
you knw what the Bible says,- mid the
preacher. "Be not forgetful to enter-
tain strangers, fur thereby some have en-
tertained angels unawares.'" "Ton
needn't quote Bible," said the old lady
quickly ; "no angel would come down
from heaven with a quid of tobsceo in
his his mouth as you hat.' The door
was shut, and the preacher unhitched
hie horse and rode away in the rain.
JD 0 CV N N -
CIGARS
. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
Whet T• De.
If troubled with an unhealthy. slow -healing
ere see liefiregyw it Parkes* Carbolic Cristo.
Yon will find it inralwanic for healing. cleans-
ing and completely remos log your trouble.
If the Blood le out of order. take with 11 a few
doses of Mcoregor's speedy Cure from G.
'thrum,' dfdit 1111
risopile• 11841414,4
Call at GeO. Rhyme' drug store and
trot a package of McGregor & Parkes
Carbolic Conte. It is compt. sed of 'Vase
line, Carbolic Acid rood Cerate, and has
never failed to remove Pimples, Blotches
Ulcerated Sores, ft. ugh Skin. It cures
when all others fail. 'fry it.
AD
A RBWA- Of one d..seu "TaAeix-
ay" to S117 0111Asendinif the hest fuer line
.
rhyme on " .... rote, ' the remarkable
pone, owing to the Catholic vo!••• the elt"'"" 1" 1 he" 111 hie """'e time. oa. woo.04..• er it When a similar world. Warranted to weedily cure
siesinst thesis We ultimately smiled s 1 r; of the worry which attended
olepoirotio.' waited on Kir John he show• Burns, Brunees,eutayicera, Raft thee=
that I was to get $2,000 and the Ales to I15e .or ing or too • Legislator& He then so litte faith .n the validity of his Fever Sores, Caatery, Piles, Chilblain.
TOT, eaoterso rut oov MUNI( KIK -
one thousand to be paid when 1 hold
• tted, and the balance when 1 got the
dim I asked f.w security, and he pr..
posed that Mr Bunting shook! give own
loot* for ti% 000, who+ was t4. Owed
initge.tcyi that the country was t..... much
legia'ation th .1 he advised them to take Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
party•reldsn. Wooed. at „moo pommel out licenses under bath acts. Fine Skin !eruptions. guaranteed to cure in
to la ."41e1664"n al t.. °kat' 4411 wantawl' 1,.,11 ' advice from •'3 treat conetOetional law- every instance, or money. refunded -2fie.
he had heard • good wee! "'in' `" yer *--(Nspionse !Repress. i per box. For side by J. Walton. ly.
Meelta toeing ronnected with attempts to 1
IWhy stiffer from nervous prostrateons
seduce etentiore 1 rola their •Ilrelane• te to the hot..ev ..f me -bones no tenet . when r. eon bay a cammeed ism
me ass hands or a party who *heel,' h... for hie support to ono .4 five, #.r Pli row.
mend dont bir the animation it aff wds, , i OA rot (1)
agreeable to we. ?hie party wee who e., 'Minas which wonild be offered &vomit '
C o 1 twee diet meson og My to the homes
Sash, Doors & 8 lindr
the (1 'termite/it Meek then asked holt nit". tiA. em.h unicersei ,mt.
111.1 the permanent cure it effects in kid -
bead the letiter from the Hon D L the Government. Pate te this h• A Greet 114•••••••
reteim • re. 144-toon le t itf thousand', by saving many of their
ligarp11111411111 ill which was endorsed had asked witness if he wowld eall to : e• iwY .1"4""Pa' *a 14 Van it'sren.. Kum" That is daily heinei
blank He ikon told esteem he had dear ones from an early grave Truly is
sereatore pin to make any Arnim. Whr ehfrOill • MASI grhO011 MIA* 11111rat tion• Colds- kethnia, firenehitis,
meets he wale with any omenber of the entroo Hay Fever. Ger od Vow., Tickling in
H owe to vete against the (hivorniodwit Sit h• goweleire eut in alehester I the Throat. Pam in Side and Chest, ,w
any &mass of the Throat and Lamm a
prositire ewe. (issroot•cod Trial Bot-
tles free at J. Wiisens Dreg Nona Lary
Mae $1.90, (4)
A full line of all the Leading Patent Medicines always kept on hand
(Physicians Preec ripAons a Specialty.)
GEORGE RECTIT.A.0,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE]
BOOTS&SHOEg
cvw--m-tianz- Wed-a-L.1.1D
Reg t. announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Btor
in the store l*'ely occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased • large and
well assorted stock of Spring sod Summer Goods at close figures, we are deterrniae
io give the Public thebeneftt.
FR SALES &S/11LL PROFITS WILL BB OUR ETTO
ordr-Plevie call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Am -Remember the place, next door to J. Wilaon's Drug Store.
•111 -Custom work will receive our special attention.
,'None but the best of material used and tiree-class wovitleten employed.
.Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice
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