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0O1DKHICH. THURSDAY. FIB. D. iM.
SNAP SHOT S.
--A remedial bill that doesn't
.'verse is not leech of a remedial bill.
It is expected that the Hon. Sir
CBARLO TUPPRR pore, will now set
• the Chasdiere Falls on fire with his
lurid oratory.
---When Sir RICBARD and Sir
COARL,s lock horns at Ottawa the re
mainder of the parliamentarians will
have to keep off the grim.
--Tee recent big blow and heavy
snowfall in Eastern Ontario is sup-
posed to le the tail end of the blizzard
that recently took plaee in Cape
Breton.
The t)ntario Legislature is now
in session and the Remedial Bill at
( lttawa will have to take second place
to the amendments: to the Ditches and
Watercourses Act.
-It is beginning to be thoroughly
understood who pulled off Nawv*R in
the recent parliamentary contest in
West Huron. The tel'gram of Carr
aLOR, TODD and FaaaltORN place the
matter beyond controversy.
- - Hard words break no bones, and
the harsh language of The Clinton
News -Record hasn't done n.uch to-
ward proving that the editor of that
journal was not a party to side-track-
ing NawNAN in the West Huron
election.
'r
if it be time (shot Hon. CLARaa
WALLA II xi*** a latter to Sir
C9ARLmR Tvrisft, recommending the
services el MAT W.uiu as a worker
in the Cape Breton election. the use-
fulness of the Grand Sovereign will be
gone to a very considerable extent.
-Sir CugoLas Tv,Pgs should now
undertake to prove that there is no
such person as His Grace of Antigon-
iah. IJp to date he has demonstrated
Andy to his own mind that no mantle
MOB was written, and if a letter was
written, its contents were to be taken
only in a Pickwickian sense.
-The Canada Farmers Sun, which
pitched into Tim SIORAL a few aonths
ago for referring to A. W. Wuog-r as
a " Tory touter and heeler," is now
after the Sweating Commissioner with
a sharp stick. anti speaks of him s
" renegade A. W Wattle? " T..
SIOCAL is always MOAT --even if
W atowr is wrong.
- At the annual meeting of the
Ca tadtan Press Association h' -Id lest
week Rostov Homier, editor of The
Oblates New Kra wets elected second
vIerepreeident of the Aaevociation. This
pub hits in the line of eurxwsion for
]I•reaideat, and is • well deserved
tribute to es able end useful member
of the Assnciatios.
_The smiler M shady politician
who are endeavoring to return to pub-
lic
edlie life awes Air Caroti Tu►►sa, eh.
" Bill Sykes " ot Oawmiee politic
keasegd op, is s geed ewrnge. Th.
West vee t:e a**Dpt to escape frau
ty owes]
bgmyaed le CBAau■
Ihraisfr al St. his, who was
same sea et Padlo tat tar his Isom
THE SIGNA I.: OODICR IOJ, ONT., THURSDAY. FEB. 13 1896
questionable work in the calm of the
Lours S•wtw deal. Like master like
sen.
A TRUE WORD, MR. DAVIN.
A TRUTH which all Canada should
heed was tittered by N !emotes Ft oou
Davin, M. P. when he depiored the
propenes* of the Dominion Parliament
to prostrate its greatness at the feet of
the Cabinet.
The true reason that the tuetubers
do not assert the digaity of Perlis
meat may be their inability to feel
dignified. The sinners in this respect
are the members of Parliament_rup
porting the Government. The op
position members by the very law of
their partisan existence are obliged to
stand up against the Government.
The Conservative weabers act as if e
similar law obliged thew to crouch
at the frown and jump at the smile of
her Maie.ty a advisers.
In theory the Cabinet is but a nom
mitts+ of the Howse, but in practice it
is honored by the Conservative mem-
bers as they never honor their Maker.
The Cabinet is not merely respected.
It is reverenced. Its wishes are com-
mands. Its worn is law.
A Cabinet Minister is an object of
admiration to a seeionty of the Dom-
inica Parliament. The effect of being
worshipped is to spoil the members
who are suddenly translated from a
Beet is Parliament to the care of a
portfolio. They throw out their chests
and ride in special cars. Their pom-
posity and pretence are usually ac-
companied by no growth in ability.
To disagree with one of these august
individuals is to commit a sia which
the party will not readily forgive. Too
many of the members of Parliament
are looking for offices, and they will
not disagree with the Government
which is the provider of offices. It is
unlikely that Mr. Davle's proteit will
have an effect, but it is a pity that he
caanot rouse his fellow-pertians to
assert the dignity of Parliament
against its tendency to degrade itself
into a mere automatic register of the
Government's desires.-Torel.to Tele
gram
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Our hockey team ams snowbound in j•
Northern village ma Tuesday.
Kebz-e Scott has reached Goderich, to
work at his trade in the bioyele works
Mr. and Mr.. J. C. Fritzley, of I.stcko„
spent Sunday in town, with parents •ud
friends.
J. T (:snow, H PP., is attending to hie
duties as representative of West Huron is
Toronto.
Re.. 11 Irvine will preach in kis own
pulpit next Sunday, in the morning and
evening.
Make your ad• speak the truth boldly,
and the people will appre tate your frank
tram and respond.
A large number of our young people were
present at the ekettng rats in Clinton Met
Thursday evening,
Carling e• d shallow wee fairly- well
patronized t . past week, notwithstanding
the unf.vore a weather
The Luckoow stage could not force its
way through the drifts on Tueedav, boos
did not arrive to Goderiob.
ioetormed quickly on Monday sight and
roeaday, hens there is the usual pro.pect
for cool drinks this Summer.
The a 'ranee and public sehol leering ex
.minetione will take place this year ea the
24, 25, and lib of Jane, • week earlier than
usual.
New gra The local Conservatives are
said to be "taking time by the foraloek, ' s
they are orllenutng already for the general
oleo'. inn.
Clinton's youngest bestow men. W. 1;.
Doherty. jeweller, was married os Jae. 28
to Miss Cora Bilotti, of ('limos. formerly
of (.odenoh.
A. iluff. who has been teaching at Cheap
side, Heldimand county, has, with his fam-
ily, returned to town to become perinea -
est residents.
Yesterday county clerk Laos was in Clin-
ton to meet • large number of Perth nas-
ty councillors who were visiting Horse
Hous of Refuge.
Il Wetsmiller and (neo. Aebeena were m
Ottawa on Saturday to connection wink the
building of a sawmill for the Gaderieb Lam
bee and Sawmill Co,
1 ommoo Seem 8'oycles- Geo. W. Tbom-
son has been appointed local agent tor this
beautiful wheel Call on him and leave
your order. Bir rush ea. 53-41
Mrs Frederick I.ove.who recently mooed
to town from Owes Soaad, was serieedy ill
the pas few weeks, but is new pragrekciag
f•vonbly towards recovery.
Winehaa Tues . We hops them porde
who make a prsoties of magregaige es the
street meson will ir.q.s. y theeem-
mend 'move ea' frees the mew thief.
Freak Alias .old hie well -knows breeeor
"Nowdy Bey," to A. M. Polley, Monday
last, for a sag ram. Now well am Billy
Jskise get the sped out of the mit
John (tumor has arrived is the siroal•r
teen, and is teaming the berberiiag bum
saes. The ham hail club will have .mother
player this saris. as John is • good Mosher
of . hall_
Whitlows tions • Mies Maggie lidless.
wltn had hese whittle, is tiederieh for the
pmt month, retursed hes'. ea Iletnrday
el last week, aemmpaai.d by her alea0.Mre,
J. Johnston.
Dr. Radf.wd Ri.hardlw, wire left Oed.-
Fiek a few years sisals be lessee is (laldsrab.
her returned to the old lead and resold r
the Queen Clay, where he will prosaism kb
J. C. TINd.y, of i ocksow, sac ee Jams•
them Trkaloy, of fialUa.d. wee mated le
marries on W edm.sday .vsimg. the OH
(sl Jam to Men Cama Hawed t...kw. a the
reslda_ss of the beide's poo by the Ram.
C. Mass. The bride was . e Mdamely
themed m .ream sod earned white treses,
1 The/ .nsd.ed • .+she r valuable ►
mesa We whit he yeas, menthe • happy
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
Report ot the January Aeselon
ewr Peas, 4sst.l.Soes net In a Loy wad
Wart were -• watt senses .1 the
Week tens Mnerte of
seism. enspessees.
R PORTB of Inspectors Robb and
'lost were seat to the executive oomaut-
tee.
IN,rr.'rea t1UaP'e anPO&T.
D. Robb, school impostor for wt Heron
reported as follows : Br..seie bulli as ex
cellist six roomed brisk school Mem, mat
isg $,500. The bsiidw is of sleguat ds
riga, well heated, lighted had vosuleted.
It M set excelled by any bwldmg of similar
dimensions is Ontario. A very band. -m.
1u .roomed school house wait emoted is see
tate No. 7, Grey, at Craatroek. It is Ike
'.bed internally with polished and varnish-
ed soh and elm. It contains • besmeat
oomeieting of two epartmests, me for ooal
and wood, and the other • play room for
the small cauldron during old, wet or
stormy weather. 11 poet shoat $3,0011. and
is • credit to the village, .od speaks well
for the .starort.o of the trustees .ad the
literality of the ratepayers. la motion No.
6, • nest and oom.l..dinue school house was
built,00stiog •boat 11000 It oleo contains a
hammiest of two •partmcatt, one for fare
sae and lire, •ad eco for playroom. 1a .eo-
uoa No. 4, Grey, the baildieg was oboe
oughly repait.d by heeiag • now root put
on and the walls meowed with brisk, the
Interior finished in dressed oak, and a base-
ment excavated, ooataintog .pace for •
furnace and fuel, sad .leo • separate ap.rt-
ment for • play room. The trustees of No.
11, Morris, •leo repaired their school house
is • very satisfactory manner, end No. 5,
Hallett, ws likewise pot to 51or11..1 on• -
dation. Many others spent from 030 to $90
is improving their school premises. The
emotion of two sew ahool homes in 1896
will ieave the wheel buildings in this to-
'pectoratt in • very .tiefaotory condition.
Entrance and public echool examin•tioe.
At them exami..tioos 474 wrote and 319
passed. But of these who wrote at the
public school leaving, 60 obtained only es-
trum* .tending. The following table .how.
the standing obtaised by those who wrote
at the several erssinatios mentees
CITRANcm LEAVING ENTRANCE
wr't' ps'd wr't' paid Mani i.g
('Iloton 97 56 29 18 7
Wingbam 48 29 32 16 12
Blyth 25 13 10 10 0
Seotorth 46 29 41 1 2'7
Brussel, 43 23 26 19 6
W rexoter 32 17 16 10 6
1''ordwioh 20 12 9 7 2
The total number of pipits who wrote at
the sutrasoe ez,minetioa to 1896 was 311
pawed, 238 ; public school leaving„ 163:
passed, 81 ; beaus paid hy L.ghilaturs,$O6
Total ezpeoditan for 1895, 067 378 ; tesob-
ers' salaries, 043.233 : •verage,tdsrtea,>j );
pupils enrolled. 7.989: •.arae, aueadoeee,
4.412 ; per lest. of .versge eximogaae.. 56.
Daring the year 37 schools oha.ged teachers,
Use same number as Is the prec,diag year.
01 them chasgas 14 were caused by the ex-
piration et third clam o.ruSostes ; 15 teach -
en voluntarily resigned to swept more la-
orative positiose, and should have reigned
to attain • higher atandiw, std teres re-
tired owing to bad bwth. Than has
beau • •lithe downward tendency is the
average salaries paid teachers, while the
yearly eoboef receipte sod expenditures
bore immersed by nearly 020,000 over any
of the preceding 8.e years. This was
mainly canoed by huddler of throe new
school bones sod the rep•'ring of many old
ones. All the teachers except three enjoy
good health. Then are 37 school houses
boarded or wainscotted, 43 with plaetered
watts, of these 26 were not whitewashed
during the year. Of the whole number of
school. 52 are reported se without proper
ventilation, ot the school houses, 19 are ex-
cellent, 52 are good omfortabie building.,
7 are inferior and 2 ars very bad. Them
two, however, will be replaoed with sew
building. in 1896. The sanitary condition
of many a all that could be desired. The
average size of school sites is ball an acre.
In 23 sections the grounds are excellent, 4
are good and 16 are inferior. All school
grounds should be properly Mooed, well
drained and be planted with shade trees
All new school houses should be properly
oosetruotod for good venoletioa and basted
with hot air. The basement in •ddities M
a furnace room should contain • proper
room for the children to play in. The well
should be cleaned out during the emmeer
vendee.
INsrgr rOR TOM'S aslofT.
J. E. Tom, inepeotor for Wast Huron, re-
ported aa follows: Total raoeipta,066,863.69;
total szpesdit.rs, 054.322.21 ; behove es
Mad, 411,531.46. School population, 7,624;
average •tteada.os, 4.481 ; per oast. of
avenge attemillosse for 1896, 69. There am
93 rural wool as le the les/metwete. with
57 aisle rbT1111eTaaTs Wile i0 the dose
of 1896. The average age of heelers is We
yeam aid tee average yeses of es
5 1.10 years, N.mber of tansh.ee Cr=8
lent habit'', 47 ; good, 61 ; inersa I. O.sigR
Baird, of N. 1. Stanley. bre been 36 mein
ostisammly is his presses p.sitim and is
still mama the most vigereus and essoesa-
fel t.aohere is Oet•rls Darin Mr. Tom's
ten years' term o1 .Men a.e teseheee have
died of oese.aptiei. I. the tows mod vil-
lage schools there mania male and 19 him&
t aoksra The average salary paid le male
tasehn. ws 4392. sed to female Swaim
4278 Tee of the teachers bold arse slam
s.rtlacafes, 49 hold .solid less o.rYtenees,
50 bold tend dens e.rtifl.etes. Than age
94 roma .. keds. graded as fellows : e5ed-
kat, 11 ; gaid. 76 : poor. 7. The ohtle,T•
•ns el Arbor Day W lam ninth is Im-
prove the warms*, ad the *sheet gt.a.de
aAt theN sse• sad p.bhe esbetbed Isvileg
riesed
..dd 6 66 the tte1W� sMI t.
awsari ivisg. domed 6
folMwe :
s.waiiera v. e. weals,
Writes Passed Wrote Passes
(lsderMk. 101 60 17 1.
61 46 RDa.igeMas 111
19 7
Ri.wl, 22,1 211134
11 3
St. Reims. >M 15 6 4
Barfield.14 6 7 e 1
Orend asd, 11 7 2 >t
11116 i1118 9ft fie
Twesey ass pupils of Ude division peed
the ..reapo wed dgho the ,able weed
leaving se ether ee•1rss per the paeNp
meed leaving the sestiese resolved s grant
at 4a for sash eseneseflel papal. The great
ta ibb divide assented to 01110. Thee
were 66 taetheee h traits, as the Madel
+.bed i1 i1FS4 all .f whom were gramme
third obis ...Masts Many d them have
n ot toss elle Se seer* eahois./lgagg�
isherier ..a4wasss are ohms by .+keel
hearth h.maaa sloe salary le esmawha. Ism-
er. The work dem is most of rhe ashes&
is eiodlest.
SHIPPING INTERESTS OF TOWN.
new They Ind Thiess Nley'Tbr.s 11011111
Ap
The folbwtar memento, edvertissmeat
her hoes headed t• by • well konwo mane -
or. It was oat from • Goderieh paper 28
years since, se it mise be 53 years at
lame slaw It ams origiselly published Our
readers will res by the sasses that I inderigb
had • part i• the Inks H erne sad (1.orrian
Bay Royal Ilse of packet beats •
HOW THEY D11U THINW 26 %N..., MAI.
We have hers tsysoed with the original
of an advertiseaest i.ae.ed twenty Drs years
ago. which we re predose for the besudt of
our reader..
SHIT' AHOY
'I' I.: lake Huron and Georgian Bay
Royal It.. of Mast boats leader oostr551
wb'h the North Shore Iodine Trade.* •ed
Loki" Sapen•.r Wnirg C'ompa.y.
Wine and Wine, Cane .leo Kieltewd :
Dluru• Chief, C*pt. Eli Berms,
will .011 from (l..dertch tut L.clwb, via the
great llea,uolin Mend on the first el Mai
touchiest at K•hying, Fishing lelaade, Bog
Idau 1, Toberreory. Horse Island,Nregqo.mo-
ma.s,. 1Cequemeouaif. Shabebwah0.b.iny,
tr
Paseargan asd 't•ggage must be on board
the day previous to miller
Pa«forer money from (:od.rioh to L.
lash C2 10s
The tri sag and Wing carries an ex pert-
mold.Surgeon who este s ('.toner sed
Gros Knee, is of the largest dam and .naw.
mended by om of the meet able and experi-
enced Navigators. The socommodatieas
ere all that can he desired, and furnished
with every dasoription of stores and lame
rig.. of the reason -provided y ou bring them
with vou.
No freight except specie received on day
of willing.
For freight or eaeeai a or env other interr-
elation apply to Thos. Mileage's, Binning
ham store.
No berth no eoft side of • plank secured
unless paid for in advance.
N B Th. Surgeon r • desoesdut of the
Royal Charley.
A FARMER'S ADVICE.
HE TELLS THE PEOPLE TO SHIJ1
IMITATIONS.
Re HAD 0511 111101/50 UPON aY /IN UNeCROT.
CLOTS DSALga WITH ?HZ RMI1LT TEAT
IT 'I ARIT 4'0111T Till UR 01 A LOTIID
111.1511 OF HIS FAMILY.
From The Wesdeterk. N. B., 8estinel.
A reporter De The Ssetiul reos.Ny
dropped tato the Victoria Hotel looking
for rental sews and to moan the register
for arrivals. Amoeg those pr••set be
noticed • well dressed farmer sitting read.
w • small pamplet. lime reporter asked
the 1•.dlogd if there woo anything naw.
and beim answered in the segativs the
farmer tarred stat addressed him " Look•
Mg for sere, eh; Well, sit dowo and 1'11
gives yea something worth publishing "
The reporter wee at once os the alert shod
the farmer oostieoed, " Ton em His little
book 1 bold in my head ` Well, the title
of at Ia ., Five Prim Stories ' and there is
mors good seam is it than is half of the
phpoeophioal work. of the day, and it dn0'1
lay le Loy of the stories either. Well,
about • year see I got bold of another little
book by the same authors entitled " Four
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HODRRIC H'3 F
Mall
CH?BB.
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PRICE.
1A. $10 Mantle for $5.
THIS MEANS A $7.50 Mantle for $3.75.
I A $5 Mantle for $2.50.
AND SO ON.
if you want a Mantle get it now.
If fou want a Mantle for next winter, get it now.
We don't want to carry it single Mantle over.
We have two Greenland Seal Capes, '25 inches, full skirts, for
Also, 3 pair Ladies' Fur Gauntlet 51 itti, worth fly for $3.
Also, Lather' \'eats, worth $1. for 7:tc. Ladies' Vevtm, worth 7 5c. for
Ladies' Vests Worth 50c. for 25c.
Ladies' and Children's Overtime, away down in price.
We must have room for new goods. Don't miss this opportunity.
elle.
GLr.er Sews and Westret.
JAMES ROBINSON,
Goasedlmms " which t read carefully tbreogh
sad ase view isspor.•at thing I read is it
was, beware of imitations, just as 1 road in
this little bot. Now 1 wise to show bow
I bad bees taken in (deceive!) gad how 1
fouod 1t out sad bow Deer it mime to met-
ing mo the dearest member of my house-
hold. Well, to bogie at the begtoning
My same it Shepherd Bank. ; I reside Ili
miles frost the village ot Ilri.tol, Carlene'
Co., N. K., Pad am • well to-do farmer.
' For several years my wife was troubled with
passe in the book and we.►ness of the kid -
soya. About two years aro she woe taken
very ill, tat trouble taking the form of
moo' rheumatism. We *moulted no less
then three different doctors who, however,
holed to help her. Ree ooutioued to grow
weaker nod weaker. .led the pain* she ea -
derail were something terrible. i'or
ever a year she was unable to do • single
thing about the house. and *be had
fYsllm •way is weight from 180 to 130
pseud., and we despaired of her reoov-
erq. I gap/weed to notice io one of the
sewepapwle • tstinsoaiel of • similar
sure through the •.s of Lor. H'Iui.as Pisk
Pills. i immediately got • ooaple of boles-
My
olesMy wife hope taking them, and by the
time she had need these she began to este
an appetite s.d her pais* were much eased,
nod we began to have groat hops of se ul-
timate curs I then went for another sup-
ply
upply of the pilts. Thi. time 1 purchased
them is balk, paying 30 coots for 100 ells
which were token from • large limn bottle.
I took them home and my wife began their
mo. Seo. eh* began tolgrow wages .Isis
the uld pains retorted sumer thou ever.
We continued using the pills onti! sheet •
third of them wars goes. About His time
I got through the mail plow with my Neigh
bora, the book entitled 'Foe, Generalises,'
}sued by the Dr. Williams' Medians Cow-
pony. Oe_ee.dint it it did sot take is.
lose to God of that the pipe 1 had bought
in bulk were • fraud. as Dr. W ilb er's' Ptak
Pills are not sold in bulk, bat W boxes with
the trade mark on the wrapper, I went to
the cupboard .ad taking down the box io
which the pills wen threw it and its .m -
testa into the stove I then west *led pro-
oared
noared • hell loree boxes of thegu... Pink
Pills, and from the stele Mt web..
their me there wee se Improvement in her
ao.ditio.. She used about twelve boxes .I
together, and today 1 hers is se heartier or
healthier women .s the miwbborbood, and
1k. Williams' Fink Pelle are the ./•.deed
medicine to our home. Publish this ' 1-s
it may do some other sufferer good. Wo are
all thankful for what Pttk Pilb have dose
for us, but he sure you cooties year readers
against those vile imtatess.
The warning uttered hy Mr, Banka is use
that the pahllo will do well to Beed, for
00030 oneorapalous dealers is different parte
of the country try to impose anon too pub
is by tr..hy imitations colored to present
the appearsnom of the gesnise Pink rill..
The public can always protein themselves
by bearing to mind that the gesuise palls
are Dever .old by the doses, bemired, or
pun- • They ere siwers put up is texas
artuud which will be found 1.11 dtnsims
for their um, the whole esolomd in • label
hoarier the fill trade merit. " Or. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People." If you went •
te.dieim that will mire all dimmer doe to
peer or watery Meed or shattered .wens,
e ek for the geneim Pink Pills, and take
sethiag deo,no matter what some its rated
I dealer who is Mobs; for • larger profit may
esy
(bates : At Mantillas. es the 18th, Mr..
Koster, mother of Rev. B. R. Roofer, and
Edwin Keefer, Imo M Mabee. died in for
86th year.
Grey : The people of Brussels asd Grey
are well pleased to bear that Thomas
Strachan, reeve of Grey, was elected war-
den of the County of Huron. This is the
Bret timm this honor has Dols* to Crev, and
they an birbly proud of it.
Clinton A retest ism of The (brietian
O.srdisr mousing an obituary notice of the
death of Mr. Grsb•ni, wife of Dr. (1.ham,
formerly of Wingb•ta, which occurred at
Frenwo, Cal. Deomeed was • sister of Fred
✓ od Eby Runhall,sed wee bora to tiloderich
Mweship in 1839.
Look
Before You Leap.
IT WILL save you money. If you intend furnishing
a house, call in and (examine our elegant line of
Furniture. See and: ompare quality and prices, before
sending your money to Toronto and other cities, with the mistaken ides that
you can buy cheaper in the cities. We are up to date, and guarantee to sell
you same goods, quality for quality. ten pf 'tent. less than you can buy in
the leading furniture warerooms of Toronto. Remember this is no idle boast,
Wt a positive fact, or we will forfeit our reputation. Figures tell and every-
one tells figures. Other advantage* are -You see what you buy before part-
ing with your money . You save not only 10 per cent., but cost of stamps,
money orders, cartage, unpacking and putting together.
Wt• manufacture all our Parlor Suits, Easy Chairs, Couches, Loungaa,
Divans, etc. Latest designs and coverings, and best material and worktoq-
ship, our expenses being lighter. Some lines we can sell you 15 per cent.
less than city hrnses.
There are three advantages in trading with ns. We save you money.
Home industry is encourages], and the money is kept circulating in our owe
town We also carry in stock an immense line of Window Shades, Curtain
Poles. Mouldings, Frames, Mirror Platen, Artiste' Materials, &c. (Catalogue of
Artist's Materials mailed free.)
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE COUNTY.
SMITH'S FURNITURE
AND
UNDERTAKING EMPORIUM
LUMBER TAKEN SAMS AS CASH.
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