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it ruliag.
louhle avasrs
They come
!tads, and are
WWI after a
booth. They'
halt 'rouuti--
!cod to get
lops, and to
t lrnland for
Ir$r .on
eow- AtiOI.! a
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or a wedding
taste in setae
t we snake it
y keeping in
.est and best
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wt, from the
e cost elegant
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all the (hirer
we turn out,
his, and keep
fancy papers
'resents.
is
erg* ranp of
or milk ticket
d, from as or-
ket to a tarty
i handsomely
ticket.
ruingout this
dhnoed by the
bulk of it is
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a specialty of
Being our aim
notice el sale
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prineag lime
seablisissat
sod arsine
THS SIGNAL: OODi1t1CH. ONT., THUESDAT, DEC. 20. 1114.
EARGAIN DAYS
SATURDAY and MONDAY, DECEMBER 22iid and 24111, 1894,
WILL BE OTTR FIRST GREAT BARGAIN DAYS_
WE INTEND TO C+ZVE
F
SHE GREATEST BAR&AINS EVER OYYERED IN GODERICH 1
OUR WHOLE STOCK WILL BE MARKED DOWN TO WHOLESALE PRICF AND UNDER.
NOTE OAR LIST
Silks, -
Vatintt,
Velvet',
Plashes.
Ribbons,
I ta/ k 1)r.'•., (Roods,
('.,Iorerl 1►ress (loots,
Prints,
Cretonnes.
Sateen%
Ladies' Fur ('oats,
Cloth M:►rtt le•4
N „r,tcol ('.sting•,
Mantle Clntha,
Sulliele,
Tweeds,
Cloth Shawls,
Wool Shawls,
Quitter.' Skirts,
('ottomans,
Shirting.,
Flannel.,
Sk irting.,
Tickingrs,
8hakera,
Cantons,
Sheeting's,
Pillow Cottons,
White ,Cottons,
Factory- l',Atoms,
Lawn Muslin!.
Cheek Muslins,
Jaconet Muelins,
Swiss Muslins,
White Tattling*,
Unbleached Tabling,
l'uloreil Tabling+,
Damask Tabling,
Oilcloth Tabling*,
Linen Towels,
Cotton Towels,
Bath Towels,
Towelings,
I7Iaes Cloth..
Ladies' I'nderclothing,
Misses' Underclothing,
Children's Underclothing,
Boys' Underclothing,
Men's Underclothing,
Men's Socks,
Men's Kul Gloves,
Men's Lined Kid (!loves,
Men's Braces,
Boys' Braces,
Men's Caps,
Ladies' Black Kid Gloves,
Ladies Colored Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Suede Gloves,
Ladies Cashmere dose,
Ladies' Worsted Hose,
Ladies' Wool Hose;
Men's Ties,
Ladies' Ties,
Silk Hdkfs,
Linen Hdkfs,
Laine Hakim,
Border Hdkfs,
Net Veilingsj. -
Silk Veilings,
Word Veilings,
Black Spanish Laces,
Toilet Mats,
Sideboard I)rapes,
Table Napkins,
Black Silk Cords,
Colorer! Silk Cords.
Dress Braids,
Mantle Buttons,
Enthroideries,
Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry Carpets,
All -wool Carpets,
\
Union Carpets,
Jute Carpet^.
Art Squares,
Child's Wool Hooils.
Child's Wool Cap,,
Child's Wool ('loads,
Child's Wool Bootees,
Child's N out Gloves,
Child's Wool ,Hose,
Damasks,
Chinellc Curtains.
Mozett/• Rug.,
Turkish Rugs,
Beam Rug•.
Axniin,tcr Rugs,
Lar•.• ('nrtaim,
AND MANY OTHER THINGS NOT MENTIONED IN THE ABOVE LIST.
Our Great Bargain Days Sale, Dec. 22nd and 24th. Be sure and see our Bargains you want Goods.
TERMS CASH.
COLBORNE BROS,
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse of the County.
Dentistry.
g i1O1110UN)N, L.D.$. - DENTAL
4t111.. swims .pgtr Post Ogles. asset..
mr aasdard .ad .pureed Meal
ea sane for welch. coxese-
Moth.eMe-ly _.
DR, t RIOBARI>tivN, L Q d„
,Igrn.ns leanis& nes *.d 'elegies/ ear
admmtwe•wd for pealing •ews.Mog et lash
atrViel.w.m Riva to ,die pre erv.tlm
ta. nttitarel moth, udtee- Up II: alma O . Hesse -1.$k. *mane • Gliederink.= gar s
LikriaL •
(11MPION & JOHN;iT11N, BARRIS
`/ tare, r'olicaters. Notions., ac_ UNericb.
Olen -Over Jordan • t _Stere. K. CAM
r10161, Q. C.. M. 0. JUH "I. may t.
Inas. s
Lorrus L DANCEY, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, Coavgano•r, tc.. etc. MM.y
M Ian at lowest rale& Horton's thank. V►
Mite Colborne 11.,te1. (keen: b. Out. �•it
L N. LBK'IN, me Cosine
PMIIO-
�J• for a M•rfume /herb et Oet.rlo
ws►- u Colborne Loi.L
R O. BAYS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT
1711. OK. ata 016r•. car. Square and Wee
mg.et Dederick. over telegraph (Mice. tPri-
mar
reads to lead a lowest rats of inter-
est- 2900
hI1RROW & PROCDFOOT, BAR -
l.11 mere. Atterna�a, lin I. Dodo
rleh w, J. T. /arrow C.
CAMERON, HOLT A Hi/LIM,
Oarsmen. aolbfters la Chit/beery,t
O miot M. C. Cameras. Q.C. P. o
MHolt
Ds/1q Hotels,
G. WARD. OONEYASUER,
eV
g . tea. sad commissioner for taking and re-
sdytng re eenwaom of bail. aflld•v1Y of
e lls mannas. deposlttoss or solemn deol•rt-
N ee. 10 or oonowniag any setae. not or pro -
impeding in tee Huth Court of Judice. the
Coact of Appeal for Ontario, or is my Loomty
aM prompt!) ezeosted. ItssidessM.sd
or ihvlsto• Court. All transacting/
address -Dungannon let. 1t-
tt
LOM. grad AMIOUlaaaa.
1YA(IER, CON VEYANCINO AND
• lasimesa. cam opp.dtetMarUl.'s HNN
At
ON KY TO LEND ON MORTOAOE
at .i pee cent. Notes discounted. C.
MaAOiR, oglos opposite Martin's Hotel. teode-
rich__
MONEY TO LOAN. - - $26,100.00
Frivol", fond. to lead .t 44 per seat, m-
eea4, wrrUs ILWhores Hotel.lQederi.b. eMeet
J. T. NAItIT1L, FeD
L iIi M i N
roma
pte
aod God-
46� 000 TO LOAN. APP_LYais
wish.7 TO
`I wi=ne IOMr t HQLMZ= 0.45
MM. 1/111
MOAET TO LVID. -A LAR (i 1
**oust of Pete/* redo for Isveletmms
allows/ rates on Meet -Mass Mortgages, AeN1
•/ARROW t PROi1DPOOT
RADOLIYrs, GENERAL IN
.senses, Rail Rotor and Mosey
"aaly m. Daly areae leas .0myoais
espwesasted. Mosey to Lad es Weigh
ssl�• ss, a the lowest rate of atoned gsi
sed dee hose figure. to wit Oa WMmatreat ee
w
BZoshante ee institute.
g ODERICH MROHASRA' INSTI-
l-• TUTS LInRART AND RRADINV-
W)t)M, ear. of 1aM street sad Sour* (V
maks,
Dyes from 1 M s PAIL sad from i to Ie Sora
ABOUT WOO VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
LOdiI5 Daily, Wedgy seal Rlwdrwtaf
Pepin,N ele. nit bale.
MRMRZi&HIP TICRsr. MOLT al.SS,
gas.tiss ere* teas M Wows sadisa-
he ►wshlp rewired ►e
ukrerA .)teamee
J H. O01.IlOR71L DSO. RTIV
Ihen+.
e aaebl Marek a% WM.
SMYMMl1fR•
TpOMAB OONDST, AUCTIONEER
and lower.ees Ap.t, p.derleh, Oat.
asset sod Wore Di lieirs Irks ed
Ince& O.. Wee
model is i. mr Mel of the muse,. ►1r
OHM KNOI, GEISRAL AUO-
T�a.aer
li
Etampamosooetorienomm ao is b ••.. � iso
willw -- der $w31;
i•Vdr =Ms
la
BREATHING FORTH SWEETNESS'
TN Nost..ad Teets Wed nese •nests•*
rb.■ lacy ere.
New 1 ork World There is no charm
about a pretty mouth if the breath it ex-
bales is effeaslve.
Diseases of the s•omach, lungs and lkr. at,
neglected teeth, wine. liquors, leaks and
highly spices foods taint the breath and
make the individual, •t short range, da-
t�eeable. 'Icknees is • grave offence.
Relii n who allow themselves to get 111
.hook' retire from society total they get
mel!. Good health ie within the reach of
intelligence Had health is offensive . it
son be pardwed in the helpless, but not to
the strong adult Then was a time when
elln..nte were admired and able -bogus/
women were remitted as coarse and vulgar.
\ow polite people leave the room who
'feelings' .re discussed. Hotels p.trootr.d
by invalids are shunned by the guests who
pnde themselves on their health. It is not
an unusual thing to see • radiant girl t.r re.
lined woman leave the ads of • sicely or
,salodortous passenger on • ferry brat .r ti
stress ear, fora vacant seat. A had breath
is far reaching. and et is an unpleasantness
that no ons a otliged to endure
People who negleet to clean their mouths
after wadee and drisktog Deed sot be ear.
prised if they are gently snubbed Perham
lug the mouth cologne -weeded toilettes,
eten•mon bark and ons wood, common
among people, is wasted effort unless the
teeth are ID pertedt order and the sv,tem
is well regulated. The odor from decaying
particles of food shout the tooth or from to -
digestion a not to lex disguised by the
,mace of oreers or •lole4. Nest Does 1.
csseatial to sweetness. It takes • dentist
the best part ot an hour to clean • set of
tooth, and the individual who prstoode to
do the same work in 'n0 time. 1s deoeivlsr
herwlt. A month toilet oasnot be complet-
ed without the use of dental Boss, for ahs
thread can go where neither the brush oar
tooth pick is available. The inside of the
teeth needs the most tare sad ree.iyes the
least.
Osiooa, garlic, and .11 the leek family, is
fact, have • prime .aloe at the toile sad
dialog table. A perfect salad or sauce was
sever made without • drop of garlic and
'little white Iesk• and lily white cheeks'
are as old as the prophet. Rut there is a
(sling among .oasid.rate people that this
vegetable should be reserved for the esb-
bratio. of Sundays. holidays, and other
strictly at home days.
Black coffee atter diener is always obli-
gatory, naive the diener is going of to bed.
A taste tar the drink should b• edtivt.d
by people who love their fellow men. As
many lumps of surer as yes like, ahs
French •xuoisits say. but not • drop of
milt. The clear ooffee te an amnion" ter
Iske food said wine Ravers that cling to the
breoebiel tubes.
Ma M■ N rN rnN.r.
Th. doctor had told Farmer 1'h.wh•y
Iiia hours were numbered Theo the good
old man beckoned the physician to his
side.
Dec, .std se, there a somethi. I onto toll
yw 'fore 1 go.
All right, an.weted the doctor
It is only this,dce: 1 b.... sort of hiop.r-
orlt for the.e l..t twisty year.. All the
woolen folks h.m give oredtt for bene so true
to Harsh An*'s memory that i 000.7 writ
admin, an I've allowed 'em to think that was
the reason Troth i., them chore fifteen
years 1 lived with Sarah Ann gimme .11 the
.xperi ice to Nitwit lite that 1 wanted, an
td.t'• the reuses 1 ek ,.d • widow s.
The* Aemespe..rOe.e.
Whet port .f the towl de you prefer
asked the kedWy, eddrsdq the mueim1
hoarier
The drumstick, was the reply.
And you •eldrsesi.g the Rewarder who
wee always kite ter his meals.
Neck or n.thiar.
And yes • addremieg the dad.
The boos
Aed yea • to thole boarder.
The wing.
( Avd eanh wee supplied wilt part be
k p
vallsuse
A geseise .heat -Story hs est to he .t
t.at.d ; bet tet se • warm. bond prier.
lOyee sidover sere it h.. bass proved that
Ayer', Iwmprale stand. aloes smog
m.dlim ea Om mat r.tmbl. Mob aurae -
ties iniii semi awes es the
wgtwb rbr,, `'
811111111.19.111/ til/
CROMWELL'S MONUMENT. 1
1.terestlag tete prat eke T.mb ef SRa
tire*$ PrWeeter.
The Parliament which received Charles
Ii phased • leselutton by whirs the body at
Cromwell was " ordered to be draws on .
hurdle to Tyburn, and there hanged from
10 uulock till sunset, sod then buried under
th. gallows " The Protector's friends, how -
:
ever, obtained his remains soon after, and,
according to traditionary reports, buried
them secretly to • meadow to the North of
■olhurn.
Thr precise spot t. said to b. at this
time the centre of Red Lion '.luar•,.od the
obelisk is thought by .naay to be • memor-
ial erected to his Dame by an apothecary,
who was stta.h•d to ('r•mwoll'a principles,
end had influence to the btuldtng of the
sI uare.
Ilosskle. M Malaga's.
'So your house was robbed the other
Dight'' queued nae of the woman, .. the
pair waited for a 1:rand River car.
es. lou saw It to the papers'
1 $ltd. How much did you lose
Well, we •r. Dot quite sure, but it will
foot up et least 5100 •aykow.
Rut the pipers my about $600.
1 r.. 1 know.
And it was only about $100.
About that . but you see what could we
do' Why. the family nett door had •
burglar to the house .ad put their loss .t
$500, and he is only • clerk getting $20 pr
week, and hes no social .ta.ding what-
ever ' .
' Ob--ot couree-1 sew -7r-5 : said the
insoce01-minded woman when house boil
.ever been rebb.d .ad then began to talk of
the latest thing to winter hat. and wonder
if puffed sleeves had come to may.
A roelll.e r.►o.
Rurdoeb Blood Bitters cures all 4 ......
of the blood from • eommo0 pimple to the
wotet .croful.us sores or Mears. Skis dis-
eases. boils, blotches, and all blood humors
cannot resist its healing powers. 2w
Looe s dam aW.ssM.
As the old man gazed thoughtfully at the
smouldering embers, she cAMP with radiant
fees lied kissed 5la.
"1'.p•," she whi.p.red, fondly, carom-
ing his silver hair ; "i have found my af-
finity."
He turned suddenly and 000tronted bsr.
•'llaught•r,'' he demanded : "a be • good
young fellow
"Vas, Papa.„
Her eyes were directed to the floor, sad
idle saw not the play of emotions upon hie
ceunfem me*.
'Mean': he smoke -
"No, Pepe. -
"My child '.
Has vols was unsteady.-
" .Iter all the mosey I've spot oa your
ed actio•
" 1 don't propose to bay my own cigars
M my old age if I know my..If. 1)os't
email to me with your a0.iey racket. it
won't go, 1 tell you right moor."
Her son were of .o more .y.al to melt
his heart than the touch of the mollyr epos
adamant.
Washer Illgeeseo VIOL
The late Father Realey, lb. famoss
parish priest of Killiney, was the wit .t lb.
Mat kind. A11 Inland chuckled at W re-
medy to Mr Volker, who embed him if be
was as much hated in (reload as the *w-
eals claimed. '•if they only hated the
devil," said the father, "halt as mesh se
they Mu you, there would he so work let
for as to do."
(►ae.lather Heeley sent • sort of Mr
Malaprop to Reglmd to boy him • horse
The ear ante bah to him saying "I
didn't toy him biose.s he had • tench of
the ,.ra.esl•r " "Thee you should have
bought him," mid Father Horsy
"fns he mast have Ms a lama d.sesadml
of itaaaMs sea - "I bear yoe're seek s
lenity ane, Father Healey 18, my seem
thing fussy,' mid • gashing yeses lady
•nae douse times. Weil, 1 digit you're •
vary suss girl, my dear. lea's ebb lump •
5. • 5. 15.
4 • sure !ens free% Wes, eW►bia, bergs
sad mold., sharia, ckappd hued.. Wiwi
.d bge.ess, flur.ie.. sewed•, br-Wgr lfi g-
ynrd's Tensor 011 Y Me mss% NNW, rem -
MAY STAND IN LINE.
Led el Royal Iersea. wk. Nay tete treat
&vitals newer may.
The .ucCraaoO to the throne of l;reet
Britain and Ireland runs as follows among
the descendants of ttuern l arena
1. Prions of Wales .son,.
2. Priors George, Duke of York ,rand
tan 1.
3. Duke of Kent, born June 23, 1894
'great grandson,.
4. Duchess of Fite tgranddaughtert.
The lady Alexaadru Duff Iereb
granddaughters
dau6.gh Pcart.os'.naVictoria of Wales igr•ad-
7. Princes@ Maud of Ales l stand-
d•ught.r).
8. The hake of Edinburgh ,eso).
9. Peace Alfred of Edinburgh tgreed-
soa ).
d.10,uPria\fart. of Edinburgh I greed -
11.
). c.r
11. Prunes@ Victoria Moine of Edinburgh
tgranddoughter,.
12. Princes' Alexandra
gr.nddaeghter i.
13. Pnnoss. Beatrice
• granddaughter ).
14. The Disks of Connaught $sen).
1S, Priam Arthur of Coessught (Freed -
son).
1b Priooses Margaret of t'o.n•ugbt
(granddaughter )-
17. Priao.s. t-Ictorl$ Patrim. of Lbs.
aims (granddaughter).
18. Tse Duke of Albany , grandson).
19. Pioneer Alice of Albany (grand-
daughter).
20. The Empress Frederick of Germany
daughter ).
21 The German Emperor t`r.od.00
22. The Crown Prince of Prussia , great
grandson,.
23. Primo. William Frederick of Prussia
(great gr.ad.om i.
24. Priam Albert of Prunes Igreat grand-
am ).
25. Prins August of Prussia (great
(00041.0.1-
26. Primo (hear of Prussia (great 4rand-
son ).
27. Prince Joachim Frame Humbert of
Prussia (great grandson).
2Il. Print Henry of Prussia (grandees).
29. Prison Waldemar ot Prussia (great
gr.si.on).
30. TM bored miry puma of Haxe• Mrn-
ing.. (granddaughter).
31. Prisons' Fedor. of Saxe-M•ini.go.
(great granddaughter).
32. Trianon Fredenk. of Prussia (grand-
d.ught.r I.
33 T5. ('rows Prints' of Greece (grand-
daughter).
34. Pripet' George of 1;reety (great grand -
.o0 1.
35 Princess Marg.r.tt. of Prussia timed
daughter ). ►.
36. The hereditary Brand Duke of Hem.
(grandma).
37. Prints. Louie of Remember, (grad•
daughter).
38. Pussy Vietori. Alin" of 111.tt•.b.re
(grasdd00ghter).
39. Priaaes' Louise Alsz•adra of Battelle
berg (great graeddeughter).
40. The (:rand lowlier S.rguis of Rums.
(gr.add.aghtor t
41. Trimness Mary of Prussia (wit. of
No. 27 ; granddaughter).
42. Prisms' Victoria Alice Helms of
Hew (gr%edd•arbter)•
43 Fri.oes' (ariski.. of Scbl..wtg Hol
.tai. (geeadeos).
44. Prime. Christian Vi.tor at Hehlswig
H.Mt.ii, (grades).
4h. Prises Albert et Schleswig ■elet.i■
IRr..ds.a).
46Prisons' Vl.lori. .f Smhisswig-Hol
tad. (gr.addeughlsr).
47. Prises' Fro.d.110.1 Meh!••wig•H.1
stein (gr add.oglter),
45. Th. Mor bi.eam td Lora. (da.gkt.r),
48. Primo= aeb.isw (Pot..... li.nay el
llbteab.rt t daybtar).
OE Primo* aftenander �t (�s•m► Aa.et M 11.tfana
k. Primo Emma/ el .u.l.Rb re Woad -
of Edinburgh
of ►:duburgh
RKYIll FROM BUSINB83.
JOHN RALPH,
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton -tat.,
has decided to retire trom hu.,oeee, sad
win dispose of his entire stock
AT and BELOW GOSTI
in order to sell out quickly.
JOHN RALPH.
The Old Reliable
COAL
ALWAYS ON HANO.
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAL, The best and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market supplied st current prices on
shortest notice.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
WM. LEE -
Orders left .t KASPER lr LEN'S Mom(
promptly attend:v.1 to.
SYRUP or SPRUCE
FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA and all LUNG AP9ECT1ONS.
Grey's lyra p hon been r,n t nal for mor, than
eo years sed the weeds. t .,o the prop,. is t hat
it in the Meat remedy known r'. •utl '. r
per bottle. toll everywhere.
K uuNY WATSON • Co.. r.op.asvoas
M(nevuus e.
What's the time?
If yon have a Cough
it ire time you were tamers
GRAY'S RED
-AN.-GUM .d t
THE 01.1) STANDARD CURB
Rob
Roy
Cigar
STOCK -TAKING SALE-
As
ALE.
As we intend taking stack next month, for the NE\T THiRT1 DAYS w. wall
wire some rare bargains is
Stoves,
Cutlery,
T inware ,
Lamp Goods.
We have some of the bent Stoves in the market and our gicre.sine rale+ show that
we are selling that cheap. However, rather than keep aey over, 140 11111 sell them
cheaper still.
We .re sole agents f:, 1) Mooted ('o../ Stoves of whish we sold 7 last month. They
are splendid bakers, and the bre door a tell eve 01 tiro box for burning ct-aree wood.
Examine this Stove before buying.
WORSELL & CO.
FANCY SLIPPERS
FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Wr hsye met miners! a fine agrortoent of Fancy Slippers suitable for
Christmas Prevent.*; which we are prepared to give you at Prices that defy
competition. ('all and wee thenr.
We hear a great deal about Bargain hays ,just now. We will give you
Bargains)* Ladies', Gents', and Children's Footwear of axe .tyles.
Mefi'r Foxed Lace Eioota, solid leather, 95c. per pair.
Congress " " " $!.•311 per pair.
Ladies' Butt Boots, from 95c. up to $3.00.
Boys., Mimes and Children's Shoes at equally low prices.
in Overshoes we will give you prices lower than the lowest.
Ladies Felt Button Overshoes at $1.25 per pair.
•• Waterproof at 1.50 per pair.
Gents Snow Excluders, Lineal, st $1.20 per pair.
We carry the celebrated I Iranhy l ►venhoes in stack that will wear like,
iron and will be sold at prices to suit the times.
Ladies' over -Stockings at 40e. and 50c. per pair.
We deal in Boots and Shoes e>(clusively and can give you better Goods
for Isis money than you have to pay for inferior goods in the general Stores.
P.S. Remember that we offer so PRE1111'M to get you to buy our
Goads except their Exceptional Value.
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Corner East-st. sad Square. Successor to
HALLIDAY'S IMPERIAL
IS AN IIP -TO -DATE RESTAURANT.
+
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;Choicest Confectionery, Oysters, Fruits etc.
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Only the Best kept on hand.
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CROSS -CUT SAWS!
We keep a large assortment of the very heat Brand ne lie
market ; ground from four to five satire thinner on the heek than
on the face,
AND ARE FULLY WARRANTED.
Thee. (leabs we have reduced in prier, and are ow ..1M t lists
AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF.
A fall Lime of Filen, Jeister% Handles and era always is fieoek.
DAVISON & CO.,
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