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TRE RRONAL: 00DERICH, ONT., THURSDAY; AUG. 17, 1896
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important Events Infer Word.
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T__ _ s JICIDaa.
Mr. Robert Purdy. a well-ta-do far-
mer of Ernesttown Township. commit-
ted suicide by cutting his throat t with
go
a razor. A short while a
ased
received a sunstroke. which affected
kis train.
1IIE I‘Dt'*TRIAL R"411t1.u.
Forty employes of the Grand Trunk
tar worka at Brantford have been dis-
charged.
A locomotive plant capable of build-
ing 100 engines In a year is to be ship-
ped from Philadelphia to Russia.
THE Milt.l'l'I.T1-KAI. N"1 ILL .F.
The Niagara Fruit Growers Associa-
tion has decided to stop doing business
with commission men who refuse to re-
mit weekly.
The egg season is opening early in
Erigiand this year. Already 2.250 cases
of Canadian eggs hay. been rereit ed at
Llverp•...l. against 75 cases at the same
period last year.
1.111 1111 - 1 W PEKI.tl..
None "f the 1'arnelhtes wilt atte.td the
Irish Nation convention in Dublin.
and Mr. T. M. Healy declares it will
accomplish nothing.
The British Government says the Ir-
ish dynamiter' were released from
Portland on the advice of the prison
.doctor. who declared that further con-
Itneinent would endanger their lives-
TMr III I It.I1H - walla 1. U.
The corner -stone of the new French
Presbyterian Church at Cm nwall was
laid by Rev. Mr. Amar'n of Montreal.
Archblsh•ep Begin of Quebec has is-
sued t.. his clergy a eercular favoring
the anti -Masonic Congress wfilch
meets next month at Trent.-. in the
Austrian Tyrol.
There was an unprecedented attend-
ance at the tittle Germem Catholic
Church in Whitechapel, 'where the
nephew of the King of Saxony made
his first appearunc•e as a priest `nd
preached at high mass.
rUI lTI.':.�'Ar.tLI.tY.
The Dxorainiun House ..f Commons
elected Mr. J. L. Edgar Speaker.
Mr. C. A. Ge+ffrton bas been sworn
in a Member of the Privy Council and
appointed to the Ministry without
Portfolio.
The formal opening of Parliament
was a more than ordinarily brilliant
function. The speech from the 'Throne
read by His Excellent y simply asked
for the necessary supplies and repeated
the announcement of the ezpected ear-
ly sc ttlement of the Manitoba school
question, and the promised investiga-
tion of the tariff.
Annther advance in freights on an-
thracite Coal is ann•eun:ed. •
Another shlpm. nt of gold from New
York to Canada, amounting to 1100,000.
was made un Friday.
we net a man aamad Gell• en a I
charge of stealing a trunk trona him.
and In coneeptenve of tVat the moon
charge was laid
Matter overman, who figured so con-
spicuously In the San Fraaeleu Bros I'
scandal, has made a coafeeslon 1n
which she declares that the chargee
against the Rev. Dr. Brown are all
true.
TER DRAD.
Mr. F. A. H. Green. M.A.. professor
of geology of the L'nielira1ty of Oxford,
is dead.
Mr. George E. Buffet of St. Thomas
lett an estate of $1111,000. divided be-
tween relatives.
Sir David Macpherson died on board
the steamship Labrador last Sunday
afternoon, while on his return to Can-
ada from England.
Mr. Henry Wentworth Monk of Ot-
tawa died in that city on Saturday
night axed 71. The deceased was an
ardent believer in the rrpatriatioa uI
the Jews, and wrote much on the sub-
ject of International peace.
Hon. D. W. Balfour. Provincial See-
retary for (mush.). died last week at
his rooms in the Parliament Buildings.
His remains were burled at Amherst -
burg, the funeral attendance being
very large and the people of lits con-
stituency showing universal sorrow.
i Ill l.a PYRSONAI..
The Itusstan Government has de-
spatched engineer. tie make V'ladivo-
stock a commercial port.
There is no change for the better in
our c.•mmercial advice. from the I'nitel
S tates. aq4 trade is almost entirely
confined to staple linen. Reported in-
jury to growing crops has canoed a
slight increase during the week in
W ein and colon. anti rather more fa-
vorable conditions are said to exist
here and &here. but there is no altera-
tion of consequence in the general con-
dition of business.
PttLITN''- FOKENi•1,
The French newspapers are making
things very unpleasant tor Precedent
Faure, whom they accuse of Career-
ism.
A Tangiers dispatch says that a plot
has Igen disouvered aiming at the de-
thronement of the Sultan of Morocco
in favour of his elder brother, Maley
ifah,oniet.
11 is reported in Athens that the
Consuls at Canea have been instructed
to Inform the Cretans that they must
• accent the concessions obtained for
them by the powers or otherwise lose
the sympathies of Europe.
Ur.lted States Secretary Hoke Smith
has resigned his portfolio. Being the
only member of President Cleveland's
Cabinet w -ho supports the Democratic
ticket adopted at Chicago. he 1s con-
sequently out of harmony with his coil
leagues.
RAILROAD KOMRLINEM.
The condition of Senator Ferguson
Is still critical.
Attorney -General Sefton has return-
ed to Winnipeg from Ottawa.
Lord Russell, Chief Justice of Eng-
land, visited Toronto end Montreal
this week.
Lieut 11uverllor Dewdney of British
Columbia arrived at Montreal front
England and lett for the west.
It Is reverted in Dublin that Earl
Cadogan. L. rd -Lieutenant of Ireland.
will resign in favor of Lord Dufterin.
Dr. Nansen, the Arctic traveller, has
been invited to speak before the Brit-
ish Ats,o•iation nett month. He will
pr:+lahly accept.
The t'xar and Csarina wilt be receiv-
ed very quietly by the Queen at Ital-
meeti. but Paris, that has not received
r.eyalty store 1573, and then only in
the late Shah of Penia, is going wild
over the cooling visit.
1.1 Hung Chang embarked upon the
steamer St. Louie at Southampton for
Canada on Saturday. So many pe'opi"
cagie to see the distinguished visitor
of that he heleka levee in the draw -
Ing -room of the steamer.
Moi. I.ockerty of Belleville was kill-
ed Ly the electric ears.
The 11. & O. steamer Passport was
damaged toy colliding with a barge in
the Iteauharnuis Canal.
At PJc•ton Mr. Harry Dine was killed
by the bursting of a toy cannon which
he fired as a salute to a wedding party.
Harry Farewell, late' of Oshawa, was
burned to death in a fire which de-
stroyed his house, near Dunstan, N
W.T.
Itev. Mr. Stewart, pastor of the
Metbodiet church at Cataraqui. Ont..
was killed at the railway crossing In
that village
By the explosion of a charge of
dynamite at Parry island, two men.
James Smith and Arthur Hit, were
blown to pieces.
Mr. S. Hallgrinsnn. a farmer of Glen-
boro', fell Item a load of hay. striking
on the hack of his ne•k, dying two
days later from his injuries.
A boiler in Mr. George Taylor's shops
at St. Thomas exploded un Saturday,
and. although a number of persons
were close at hand, no serious injuries
are reported.
Mr. Ambrose Winters was drowned
at F'isher's Mills, Hespeler. He was
alone in a boat. and, as he had suf-
fered from epilepsy for years. 1t is
supposed that he tell overboad in a fit.
ItIoCLA'tafFIKu.
The electric light and waterworks by.
law was carried in Listowel by a
small majority.
Dr Nansen's Arctic exploring steam-
er Fram has safely arrived at Skjer-
rnc. a fishing post in Norway.
The Bank of Montreal now refuses
to aee.pt t'ntted States bills as well
as silver at Its bead office in Montreal.
A little touch of winter visited Lon-
don Township, where beth freed and
snow were reported one night last
week.
C► a Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany has secured a controlling inter-
est In the American Bell Telephone
company.
George Eliwell, a Philadelphia boy,
smoked twenty cigarettes In half an
hour for a wager. Me died a few
he.urs afterwards. •
Dress Goods
est.
We aro now 'bowing oar new Fall Dress Goals, and we advise you
to take • look at Dregs Goods everywhere, and then see ours. We
are conceited enough to think that we have the best variety and the
beat value in the town Our range of
TWEED EFFECTS
at t2e., 40c. 60c, and 75c. are unequalled.
These Goods are on exhibition, and we
to show you through our range. New
An exeur.lon train run aclusively
by w"neon 1.•11 Syracuse for the Thou-
sand Islands.
A s1... ial meeting of the Toronto.
Hamilton & Buffalo Railway Company
will 1.. 1.1.1 at the Queen's Hotel, To -
row", September 21.1.
The s' 1' it. has granted free trsns-
Teertatf••n Per a collection M the pro -
die tee ..f Alberta to 1.e shown at the
T.,r..nt.. Industrial Exhibition.
1t I,. r •t•••rteed that Presid.nt Beckley.
ho. in itt England nese tifting rot the
sit• ,e1 Toronto. flamflt.m A Buffalo
Lenilw ay lands. 1s meeting w Ith great
Mayr Fleming had an interview
with ':enetal Manager Hays of the
Grand Tr:mk in Montreal. and receiv-
ed assurances that the Grand Trunk
shops would remain in Toronto.
TH•: FIR.: 111:141110.
The West Ward school in Napanee
was burned.
A big blare at the citeeInntl. Hamll-
t n & ha)ton Railway shops at 1.1111a.
Ohio, did iao.0oo dan)age
Fire destroyed the exposition build
hag and a lot of frame elfin tures at
the Buffalo f'riving Park
The steamier Fort Rall.I ury t turn•'d
to London after the ,-res fighting .
fire on board the weasel for ten days.
Bush Ares are raging In ifrlblsh Co-
lumbia. New Westminster is aurr+und•
.d and threatened nn ever) side.
By the burning •.1 Mrs Qualf 's bowie
at Huntsville Ave *Ives were lost. Mrs.
Qualfe and Mrs Phillips lost their
i,.e M attempting 1.. save their am.
Oren Tenn of Mee Qua:fe's chlldven
perished and Mime Jessie Phillltnt wan
so badly burned that ske succumbed
to her Injuries on Run.iay.
4KIMR KKK twits • 11x.
will consider it a pleasure
rat
FALL MANTLES
next week.
on August 14th Prof. Andree at
Deftest' Island. was still waiting for a
favorable wind in order to enable him
to attempt his tattle trip across
At, -11.• region.
At Huntington, ind.. Wallace's show
tents here are ked by AIN storm. Th -
homes and menagerie etlthellieded and
much property was robed. The .lee
phants a aused a Dania
Mr. Snyder. an American mi
ary has arrived at Liverpool after
tour years' absence in the Congo re-
gion of Africa. He penetrated a thou-
sand miles Into the interior, and dis-
covered a new lake of the fired magni-
tude.
J. T. ACHESON.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
$Cal us ss r for September opens with •
Dolce r.produotssa d one of E. 11. Bleak-
belo's d.uorauv. p.usl. The weasel of
Use now Olympias games at Athena ttho•W
a real by every lever of Greer. H. C.
Bursae' arae •a essay oe Brander Matthews
that gives light to the personality aid lite-
rary malty of bee lost time persosal friend.
As article of interest to ('•sadtaas r Fred-
ertc It Isod'• e000unt of "sport ii ea un-
touched American Wtldero..e," • great
game reservoir in New H amen& where
the moose and osrtbou are taeresig In
number. Another out door artie a is
Freak Freoet's plea for beaatifyiat the
country roads by .n artistic elsotios gad
errangrmeue of abade trees, fruit tress,
hedges, tenors, etc. J•ceci rouser his
out o the way )Dorsey to Spa's, a Oa thin Iisot paper on •' Cat herios of Stew, ' by
Trail of Don Quixote." (Demo Mookbonss Prof. 11 allaoe, and W. T. Stead's abar•eter
study of ('anon Butler, ,. A Modern Swat,
are of Manes interest, as also are Prof.
Vouos'e feecinatiog article os the '• New
Astrclnomv," And 1)r. Lynne Abbots eome-
whet radical paper on •' The Treatment of
the ('riesioal Cheers. Is lighter vein are
"The Minus Sermon," by a ('anadien
writer, and the "Man Trap,' and " Hiram
Golfe Religion, ' by favorite authors. The
departments of " Current Thought," .. Pop-
ular Schism," sad "Book Reviews," are
well maintained. Toronto : William
Bring. Prion, 00 a year :'1,00 for six
moathe : single nosisber, 20 Deets
Johy Daly, the Irish dynamiter, has
leen ryhe.set,droln the Portland pre.
rasa ./
see Radeel.y, charged with being
IIIIMa. at.d in the death of Charles
1Stisray. was remanded •t the. Toronto
Peale. Cowart.
it es rumored that Oerhold. the
Hoang tries aremeed of the murder of
lsialp Hoary at Rapid Cite. bone-
ff�eaassliiil tits relies as
JAM Crake. a Whittenrre& terser. le
eAseged men
� with
e t apayinghouse hired
iete Oa
rN ae twits waree the immense en
11111 Willnetw a Wit. lire took sero
bet ever hatted. By the Curtis Psblishiag
Compeay, Pbilsdelptu ; is. dollar per
Year, tea Beats per copy
Mrr.oinsT YA..ALI!t AND Review dna
S.regeall`-A cbersot.rtstio of this
-agesaae r its loyalty to the ooaoeptioe of
the world-wide Kraals Napir. 1a b.r-
easy with this idea tt has had • eerie* of
articles a •' Great B'itata's Kays of Km -
on "Her Great Indian Dependency,"
aid sow has • hendaomel Illustrated ar-
ticle on " 1 be Greater Britdin of the
Souther. Seas. A paper on " Ptolemy Life
is New Guinea Siva • record of • re
markable adventure to that great Wand
a.stiaeat. The article oa " Deep Sea
Miesiow.'. with graphic cuts, is reheating
readmit during Ibis heated term. A Ben
study of •• Dante,' well illustrated, a brit -
sive. ea eaterwstng aocoset of some of the
treasures 000taueu m ibe British National
portrait aeltery. la fiction there is a
pNeoeot oomedy, " Lova Haodw•p.- sad
Harris: s " Sentlmeatal Tommy " a wane
ued. Poems by C E. Markham, Rupert
Harbor, J. H. Morse and W. C. Lewis's,
rod the usual departments complete the
number,
Herpes • Mag•uae for .iept.mIer opens
with a paper os Geo. Washington and his
bee dunsg the years between the close of
tis Itevoiuttoo and the adoption of the too -
mutation. The Art of D.tvtog follows, and
s full of io.truotion to unskilled drivers,
sad useful hints as to improving the horse.
Tem Sawyer, Detective, Mark Tw•ir.'s
latest is ttnuked : there se a patriotic poem
Hempen• ; • mature of St. Cloud ; a pathetic
story of provuunal Freooh life by Gertrude
Smith ; • summer among cilf dwellings by
T. M. Pruddeo. Th. Mortuary Chet, ty
Alien }town, is a love story to whion u•
pretty d.aoripeive passages of vdlag. itte.
•' W bere bad John been u stt extremely
interesting ek.tab of a negro wbo Ic... oil ,Friday eventng at 8 .• clock. Topic for
000.ciotrpese of his identity daring. • battle! Aug. 28 is withdrawn, owiog se the C. E.
and recovers it wore twenty years •tier- I eesvention.
wards. The negro on becoming oompssl Victoria et Methodist ohuroh E L.
meats koowe nothing of bis previous exist- Friday evening at 8 o'cloek. Tepic fee Aug
Boos, harwn the iryuiry " Where bed John 28 is withdrawn, owing* to the C E. owe
been. T. S. Woot..y waits to catalogue veotioc.
historic silverware ; L E. Mitchell's " Two All are cordially invited to attend those
Meaner'. from Muddl.ty se completed to meetings which are held in the basements,
the present number, and as was anticipated commencing durinr the summer isoatbs at
by the many readers code happily. A vivid 8 o'clock Visiting members of ether to -
tragedy of the Spanish bull ring is given cooties apeeislly w.leom..
under the title " Th. Death of E.pertero -
Mi- Aetna 1'. Br.ck.It's •' Amoog the ! The Canada woe the 2nd tate as Wed -
Trees " advocates forestry as an attrs ttv• seedy
end healthful pursuit for women, awl is o f The Cambria and Csrmons will probably
oousiderat.le interest to all lovers of tree le o at Goderich.
culture. Octave Tban.Is " Hi. Dotc u y p '
• rather eeeastionsi and IstMMting story ; - - -- -�
and " Why Vaioe Continues theMusical t.
Centro of the World" sed the •• E.lttct. SIGNS OF SPRING.
Study " immediate" one of the best numbers
at tb. tnaggaz•os.
FOR MRN Or WAR.
Baron /Tanis, commanding a strong
ilelgian force. has taken the offensive
against the Mandlsts In the Upper
Congo.
A despatch from Merlin says that the
powers have all agreed upon the ad-
option of a policy which will compel
Turkey to grant autonomy to Crete.
A manifesto has been scattered
broadcast in Barcelona. urging the
troop. now under order* to reinforce
the Spanish army in Cuba to refute to
embark.
A deepatrh from Ruluwayn confirms
the report that the principal Meta-
l -eh chiefs have surrendered to the
Rrttlsh Purest, and it 1. believed that
the war le ended.
Major-General Cameron, command-
ant of the Royal Military College.
Kingston, has been notified by the
Government that his services would
not he required after the Snit of
September.
some
BARGAINS
G E. L. U.
The following are the topioi for the die
feront young people's societies which meet
during nest week :
Knox (-harsh LP.S.C. E., Tuesday .von -
o es at 8 e'olock. Topos ler September
1st, "The happloese of Heaven," by Jebel
Dunlop. and " The religions of Cbiw," by
Will Stoddart.
North -et Methodist church E. L. of C E.,
The September LA Dias' Hors Jora' ti-
ts • Dover givnig • dainty sugeestioo of
yelp Autumn -*pose with •a interestingly
ebony aper on "The Persoeal Side of
Dtoa.es, to which Stephen Fiske writes et
the flimoos author •t kens and as a beet.
A feature of math interest is the last letter
written by the late Harriet Beecher Stowe.
rsproduoed is fassemis. Biographical
.totes of the daughters of George Wil -
Curtis, Joseph Jr Beier •ad Charles
Islegsley. sad sk.tobss also of Gran. Kia,.
Rath McRusry Start sad Elisabeth W.
Bellamy (alt with porter.), bring the read-
ers dew obese i■unsay with • Three
Daughters of Famous Men." asd " Three
Wasters of the Seetb." Es-Pr.oident Her -
rhos writes is kis " This Country of Otos."
easier ed the Secretary of War, Po rem••t- -
General sod AN.es.v-O.seral, de1•*Mi(
oeseiesly and taotreetively the dews e0i
seek. " Tb. Young Mau tis • Close " is
the title of Dr. Petkbur is paler. J.
V►illi•m Fedtek oentribstes a plee iesl
pspw en " The Fin Sieber sad His Art "
•ad H.lee Mar Adams bee a kindred snide
ea •' Embroideries the Oaliternia Vier,"
A We/Alegre eery, " De W akia'e et
Providers," by Iden Praetor Clarke. •
g •r of reeve h plekeri•1 usWge. a..d Kra.
W hite n's leaser to girls, in whiob simper
dame wheleses.e advise is ~ere to the
wycelr•ad grey, " Vibes tsa I se do is
the world ! ' and • large amber al ezeslien$
Wialratises make the armor one et the
Reports from Cairo indicate that the
preparations for a general a4,anee of
the Anglo-F.gyptian owe* are rapidly
teeing completed, and H is expected
Drvigol. will be reached on ()ether
12th.
Touring the artillery practice oe til.
Trench Mediterranean agrsdron riff
Toulon, the erulssv Vauto.r turned her
quack -firing gua en the Admiral's ship,
lnetead of upon the target, five hun-
dred yards sway- The conning tower
was riddled and aha Admiral had a
aarrnw ..exp..
la ennsegttewee of the frontier den
rite between Palgaria and Turketyy.
the Bulgarian Government has aeti4-
.d the Turkleh Orr ament that un-
less tbm latter appoint. delegates to
a frostier onevivnisolon by a certain
datethe m litaries% troopts will be
ordered to re.eewpr tis pawtlo.as v.-
artroy *erupted the Turkish ..Idlere
ash the torritary •WIlidersela dealer
wow to re.
TM newel atsermeest of
NEW HATS
W. are .M.al.g te the public.
r with mature Y
w her auks. sad bay
a ■aM.
5 pieces
Oreponne Drees SUM,
!OaIsr15e,
5 piss=
IOOTOH MECHAMS
IIOe be 15e.
11 pieces
TWEED
1 t from the i.ilL 45 to 50 Dents a
yard. 20 per st M below regular prises'
The best
UNION CARPETS
alder Nes is Oal.rleb.
•
Colborne Broiki
fie Ore& Cat pet Warehouse of lbs Cowel31.
N haw Mast et Wall tat'. olis.
. *Wary. eta.
G R SHANE 0013
Goderich
SHOE STORE
--_4
There is never any question as to which shoe store sets the
pace for Goderich The particular fact is that this busire..t
has never stopped growing in all the year' you have known it.
and this year
THE STRIDE AHEAD IS GREATER THAN EVER.
It ie scant courtesy to your intelligence to tell yelp that you
will have to have new shoes. Neverjhelesa we'll olo it for your
sake.
The following are • few of the bargains we'll otrer you this
month :
ladies' Buttoned Boots, sin 2} to 7, worth $1.00 for 75c.
" " 3,44,5i, worth $1.25 to $2 50 for $1.
Strap Slippers " 3}, 3, 31, " $1.25 lo' 85e.
Boys' Black and Tan Ox. Ties, sizes 1 to 5, for 75c.
Youths' " " It
" 11 to 13 for 65c.
Tinea' " 11 to 1 for 60c.
A few pairs of Ladies' Shop Slippers for 60c.
A full line of Women's Heavy lace boots for 75c., usually sgid for el
We aim to give you valve for your money in is and
Shoes. Wedo not give any prizes, but will give you goods at
prices that will enable you to save money by buying your shoes
from us.
Where! Do You Buy
Tour Shoos ?
ta
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Sole agent for the Slater Shoe.
WE INVITE
you
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let ns send one home for yon
to try for a week
and if you are
not satisfied, to
feel under no ob-
ligation by re-
turning.
WS bay Bale teem the very bapl makers, sad
&eat se ethers. We as#w there is se
*waft, seder the ton toot wrpawaa, r
equals, this ISM 1')emlI.i .1 Cased. 1. tits mawMMass .1 GOOD SHOItl, .isd we have
• gnat maim el them. all al wile& are as ear oemmad. As the isms time we are r-
em the them" el sow...rsrgrongy we tee M Yhar•y tr, rid d., two from Hear firm
ten maw the very bast adds 0.1.1.11iea from ..rash. Arms is die seem. aid the
=bit
.k-.-1 mem the meresumes• WM. M maim tw ele.IMd ea aha
att1k s
kap• the eon tell when • *rib well pal M50M.r WNt geed Mather lite the mai who
beim served thew time plaids, soon sad EMUS' mss. eat tare fon. MMB els
bet boodle fibers all Moir days ! Raab it soyerlons-, house w harm what we ass
dales. aid what w ars aNbM- Oder brie, blese.el.R trade demeaserw thee hidrede
et ear ...blame are welt seism .f the hast that we are e.mpetast buyerm, dens a nate �-
Med- M hien r oar heads the i� oi ed disk footwear. Who rad ami p.s.tleal thee odall Mit ? W. ase woad Is
ear .srtt�ole said buydram
ail .hap. •
JOHN I[fcllAUGHTO]I,
The bag Me Bur Bee% dila Ow Squirm, fidsskik.
HAMPER & L
THE WESTERN FAH
LONDON. SEPT. 10th to 19th, 1806.
CANADA'S FAVORITt Live STOCK (OW111ION, Olden Fan is Csw.ei.--Keisellsesd dela, Goes ere • e°
Axbibdten Sea It leers te thew Mire. sanies wee. &set ad. r]s waiver ease+ erse"
b.artivem si t a las _eskutal . =wiry pare brsdyragee.V i. w .e sts centre se hli - , b•
b ndier' le ebew M. tserfsss ssllabs and will well ,t vi tie
w
PAlIKB BILL'S WILD RBST ad IUICIB HIPPODBOi
M seises. M salsas! std • 'Wags el r0 Met. ; the greatest 1W sar.slisa N Asteria
El HAM SIX ALI'S MOM= ACS+IATS-a illlsnber.
Saud her Prise iIN Baa ..oke year easrb.
CAPT. A. W. PORTS. Pr• "ii• • Tr1Os. A. i11110WME. S°'+"
8laplebes t The wile el Jetta
sper•alea Mb week rid Impro+y as
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