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THE SIGNAL. GODERICH. ON : THURSDAY JUNE 'S 1897%
CHILDLESS -
W.. as your doctor all •...04.1 fife.,, to Too land aakaewa,
1'h• ..sore l/Nle fsot thus wua s+r-
is ifs Scotts Emulsion, Tb. eyes of bins,-He.rwes lap. sale
if m ticLc4 liver OIL' The hoer hoe I ikeesae Seek we knew
whites, glycerine.
ro do not tell him bow
the are combined. You
have your secrets; this is
ours. This knack of mak-
ing the very best thing has
come 'to us from years of er.,
perieuce'with just One t
We make only Scouts En%
,lion --all our .energy is bent
on making -shit -better than
any other emulsion in the
world.We have no otherL BOY WHO RECOM'
winos thot}ght. -�: ane
wonder that itisthe standard t --' MENDED HIMSELF.
r f sleep Iii W -grit—Sloes to lir itrend.
W bile t my seek the dimpled arcus
ars *wised,
sad for a few brief moments I am blessed
Beyond the hspplases lof all womankind.
Ob, jar' to kion the nestling, golden bead t
And whisper the sweet words that
▪ mother kuow—
the words that though • million times were
said,
With every spying sweet sad sessile:
grow.
Aad on my cheek I feel tics baby breath,
And hear tie too that rarer Sao grow
oold ;
Eur time• nor guise sir 11111111111.,See ora
de•tis _, -- _.. ____' •
d
...
Ona take hey darks$ lien sie_le,lse
hold.
Delntf.e>ell
NICHOL90N, Lll.H.
M. pa.TAL ss
oapw.
Rooms opposit Peet Office
Gold Filling. (,own. Walt ,
n years trto.r+Fresr _
L M. MABEE. D.O.S. L.D.fi,—DEN.
, TAL SU P ess1ON.—Latex sad approved
letor all dude! opsradws. Preserve
c:Pase natural - • p Malty,1
om« Roblin les err o de ss.r, oma
wee' et. w le seers. St
T
Y. TURN t JLL,
. Dental erre eta (Lately a.eef•t*d
with Dr. Dixon. of lftoatreel Moll end perils
lila. artladsl teeth meatal K add a alum -
ouzo
I attead.a given as the
preservation of the eaters! beta. Ores a
McLean's new block. tallett
M.dle.l•
A. THOMSON. M. D.. 0. Y
Tv sine etc Ro oast. I7
esembd
Id _
Dr.
40.
6R. HUNTER. PHYSICIAN, BUR
rem. toe. Mee—Drum .Brest. the res i
deans lately oconeled1g Dr. *Lam ' Nods
-.oia from rho dons. Tel,pbos. M.
� JtiaiiaA -- _
G. CAICEBOI., BARRISTER. SOLI -
1.11., =sr. a?.svgeaoer, La, Mise.—nor.
Man Woe and et. Audrew+ts, app. , tbo res
P get.
ItNEST HL4,TON — BARRISTER.
• eoWeeottas )totarlr 1'alrlla w-179
E CAMPION ,Q.C., BAR
. letter. Notes,. tae a... ever
l W t . 9v ogre. Oedertch.
JOHN Brent was trimming his hedge
and the " snip, snip" of the shears
was a pleasing sound to his ears. 1n
the rear of him stretohed a wide,
smoothly -kept lay% la_*elsntre of
which stood his residence, a hand-
some, massive,modern structure which
had cost him not: lees than nicety
thousand dollars.
The owner a it was a man who, in
sbabby attire, was trimming his
hedge. " A close, stingy 'old skin-
flint, I'll warrant," some boy is ready
to say.
ido, be wasn't He triton -ed his
his
own hedge for recreation, a* be was a
Sian of =dent -try habits. His shabby
clothes were his working clothe.,while
thoeo which he wore on other occa-
sions were both neat and expensive
indeed, he was very particular even
about what are known as the minor
appoitatments of dress.
Instead of being stingy he was ex-
oeedi`egly libersl. H. was always
oontributing to benevolent enter-
prises and heipieg deserving people
often when they had not asked for
his help.
J*et beydlir#-te liedd tllsrthe put
Ho sidewalk, and two boys stopped op-
posite to where he was at work, he on
one side of the hedge and they on the
"I can simply take your naves
and r .ldences this morning," he said.
rn make enquiries about you and
stay the one whew I conclude to re-
t
Mews of the bey. nae* their namea
and residences.
" What is your mine i" he asked
"Fred Benton, shell" was the reply.
John Brent remembered the mane
and the boy. He looked at him keen-
ly, a pleased smile crossing his faoe.
" You oar stay he said. " I've
been suited sooner than I espeoted to
be," he added, looking at the other.
boys and dismissing them with a wave
of his hand.
" Why did you take rens f" asked
Fred, in surpntse. "whir were in-
dotllries not necessary in my ewer You
nt know me.TM
" I know you better than you think
I do," John Brent said, with • signi-
ficant smile.-
" But
mile."But I offered you no recommends,
dons," suggested Fred.
" My boy, it wasn't necessary," re-
plied John Brent. " I overhead you
recommend yourself."
But as he felt disposed to enlighten
Fred, he told him about the two ctn-
versations he had overheard.
Now, boys, this is a true story and
(here is a moral in it. Ion are more
trequently observed and heard and
overheard than you are aware of.
Yoar elders have a habit of making
an estimate of your mental and moral
worth. You cannot keep late boars,
lounge on the oornen, visht low pieces
of amusement., smoke cigarettes and
chaff boys who are better than you
are withour other people, making -a
note of your bad habits.
How much more forcibly and
creditably pure speech, good breeding,
honest Purposes and parental respect
would speak in your behalf '—CI r'deu
Days.
Mu. JOHNSTON, BAK)IISTER, tiu- other.
. Motto,• oommtwese. etc. Mea" ee " Hallo, Fred ! That's a very hand-
lo•n. Volo,.: nor. tl•mlltes and et. Andrew's
Wows. Mode:lett. oat. sot some tennis racquet.," one of them
OFTUS E. DANOEY, BARRISTER, said. "You pt+id about seven dollars
l_ Schettor. ceaveyasoer, ate.. C. Moxa for it didn't you f'
e fou at lowest Heiels. " Only sin, Cnarlie," was the reply.
poll, s Oelbarae HoW, e.derto 0•11.61101%
N. LEWIS, BARRISTER, PR00• "Your old one is in prime order
K•1 e me a Mantles. Omuta ea o t rlt yet. What will you take for it I"
,,e .
..-South OMrne beta. " I sold it to Willie Robbins for
O. HAYS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT- one dollar and • half," replied Fred.
R. OR, to, o... )Rani.*., sort door " Well, now, that war silly," dr
, wire., O.ee. Private nude to lead at
welt raw of interest. nes' clared Charlie. Fd have given you
``I ARROW etc PROfVIpD�YOOT, BAR- three dollars for it."- .�
kJ ,lama A e 11/. PReidlu� e " You are too late, replied Fred.
rich. J T. Marrow. %EL. " I have promised it to Willie."
CAlfElt3li, HOLT A HOLUM, "Oh ! you only promlised it to him,
eerrtatera. g.Uoltere la ansae, tin. eh I And he's simply premised ' pay
ilii &� gdm s- O`O1afe`' p alt for it I suppose 11'11 give you three
imO. WARD, OOp�ZYA110ER, donate cash for it."
. sono d ... ter sad ►- "I can't do it., Charlie "
~�asaap
tre00 dor.�
satwa of mien deslarr " You can if you west to. A dol-
ttoe a tar esa*alag w setM1, esu ter sw lar and a half more isn't to be sneered
ass r*o a the HMth Overt 1 Jsst Os v
Quart •f Appeal lar amts. ere is say Deaatr a t "
W WI"' c._ a . " Of course not," admitted Fred ;
Ort " and I'd like to have it only I pro -
mired the racgltet to Willie."
:OMB IOW %1A
" But you are not bound to keep
,1O1Q1cY LU2,64-14 ;� your promise. You are at liberty to
Pn..t IfO wliaresat..o- CP° take more for it. Tell him that I of-
- natty; n: s: orstetroti—•serwr`e-tasw..4erei yes- *nether -tams. as -mach nasi
upturns Colborne Hotel Modeeka. ere -d that will kettle it."
PRIVATE FUND.-PER8OWS DE- " No, Charlie, • gravely replied the
.troy of obtalnlate sous/ aaia amp other boy,"that will not settle it—
farm ,entity can do so at iI per t.. `"��
Wing to J. A. McDONAOb. Roses 114. arse- neither with Willie nor with me. I
Da-
rt= tinildiags, Toronto. woe.
CSEAOER, CONNEYANCINO AND cannot disappoint him. A bargain is
boaIaseraaese ee, eggt elesrtoometei, a bargain. The racquet is his, even
erica.if it hasn't been delivered."
MONEY TO LEND) Olt MORTGAGE "Ob, let him have it," retorted
as d; ,oat. Nptes dtwoanqi, O. Charlie, angrily. "Fred Fenton, I
ethe6tiR, seed: •vaeelt+ Ifartln's octal. (lose will not say that you are a thump,
FJ T. ZAITEL !IRE, LITE AND but I'll predict that you'll never make
e .,sheat thus, le aramt' of lowest a snooersful business min. You are
Owl -
seek Oske-Oir. Num.= and %eoarr f nod- punctilious."
MOSEY TO LEND.—A L A RGI John Brent overheard the conver-
aaa d Private reads inv. t ration and he stepped to a gap in the
lower rouses hedge in order to get a look at
td the
YARROW t PItO�'v D�•� �y w� bed_ ,ash I a high reg
R Lipma % mina" 0. hi, word. . .
oeol 1 seo.paaf sead '
REGIME POR LOYERII._
The vaguest dab .t ,'-
-'Two rete tri$*, deeps.t red,
The Meath of wiredrawn violets
That on the dews were fed
A lisle bit .f weather
Tben e'er the fires of thin -
Yon pat this dainty tsjztore,
And, le, yea a•ve a
UNDER THE SPELL
OF LUCK.
r . ►i 4
• assarepba of • Ivo .1 � �� ik J .BES ...—_. 3 "°°ts `w •�;
Wass of two tarter Hem � wale M sera i
le Maw L..Lss flor 66.
Freak Beekeeed, .b: seinen, sata.eliet. ""7
being, when surgeon to to the god Life
Owed*, coiled to see • trooper who ad
blows his bruise out with a pistol,.dvieed
that the =emit should be destroyed. The
suggestion was batched as and won the
colonel's .ervaut attempted to take his life
with the same firearm.
When Hutch Miller, Ilse seologlet, abet
himself, the pistol dropped iota his bath. It
was sent 1..i • guumaker'u to be examined.
The nae took it bs bin band ; the weapon
went of amid killed him on the spoil.
Ia the West of Kogland • well-to-do
farmer owned, amoswst other property, •
await field, which from its situ•tiuo. was
' uppoed assowei . swviewe time have bees
610b0d from • neighboring owner. 13e the'
Se tt may, the field turned out ss unlucky
s poeeeeewo to to the owner is questloa
that, for • mere swig, he arranged to re -
.tors it to his neighbor. Cows and hones
belonging to the agriculturist had bNg
. trunk by hehta►ng in this fated enoloeele 1
o hayttok w** burnt down • end • farm-
hand was drowned one %' inter in • brook
that bounded it.
l ,rhe breaking of the les of • valuable
home a it wee being ridden to water prty-
inf • last .taw, the fern., turned est with
ail his men to demolish the hedge that.,.
',-
misted the field from taw of hi. asiak
But the evil luck h.0 not yet worked oem-
pletely out, for u the firmer was el**kiag
et the last clump et bath... W billhook
slipped from hie freep sad, peoetww.g las
hedge, burred itself in the breast of his sea
who was worktog on the ether side.
The powul•rity of • belief 1■ luck ts,sleSl-
Mn to say, hugely ,timuleted in thwM
�iie. b -s. 11%se! se It'.Ifi*. M
gaveeameet psetstta. M pee .p.../a • r -
rangi for the the holding of lotteries.
Her all manner of eooentrie mrnbods of
obt•ia1nt " look♦ n.wbete ' 1; avail. A
man has bees observed posted at • street
oorner counting the number el vskteles that
poo in • certain time ; end soother ingest-
ions individual, bar na decided to adopt •
Dumber of four figures, obtai.e i these by
addosthg four different strangers with the
peooliar request : " Plates oboe** • nosh=
ander tea."
Al on. time It was a
of martin* good leek to pet year Men
y
;Whet ea the beet et wilgibMlslt;
then died act Lose oboe iiielk%oli
Paris Boulevards so afflicted, oonoscaisR
whom the tale ria thee • prominent icy
poeswing two snob Woke$., having, galla
** en afterthought, rubbed them mi tate tal-
ismanic hemp, netted a nioe little prise of
two thousand pound. ; of course. in nest -
queuoe of having done eo.
To study the subject of one'. dreams 1.
by far the mut popular method ot foreo•"L
log whether event* which thus throw their
(shadows on before will operate for good or
evil Madame Sarah Bernhardt, tor W-
stames, to a firm believer in the .ocarnoy of
warnings conveyed to us while asleep. sad
a • ground for her faith relates the follow-
ine anecdote :—
During her fist visit /o New York .he
awoke one night, at her hotel, trembling
with fear. Ste had been dreaming teal hes
sou had been kitten by mad dog.. Next day
she telegraphed the .ewe of this warning
dream to Maurtoe Bernhardt, who rep'• a
that the vision bad already become • real-
ity, he having beet bitten by two rabid
mongrels, whioh were •fterw•rdsdeettoyed.
Looking, a • whole, upon the belief in
lucky and unlucky days, objeob and in
floe., we find that the saper.titloo i., as •
rule, s very harmless one, and, while pleas-
ing the holder of it, seldom harms others.
ladeen. in some eases it is abeolately hese-
OBJECTS 01 GOOD AND SAD OMEN.
THERE is probably in the whole
world no posseesion mon universally enjoy-
ed than the belief in luck. A superstition
that obtains place in the minds of the most
Intelligent se well u the utterly ignor•at,it
bolds sway over the hnmdn nature from
pole to pole ; and just .s seamy an
astute financier puts off ill tomorrow the
st• caw ot some new " deal " b•conee today
happens to be Friday, so the wild -man -of
abs -woods daisy, his fishing or br&t•ng ex
psdition until be has suc,eeded in obtaining
an amulet at lack b hang apo& kis able
body. - build
Undonbbdly a bees[ 1. Alit k much
more widespread &taaag4 tabs lower than
the upper classes. The abellt eendio•at er
fatter retailer of patsy revalues seldom
falls to spit on the halnbb owns be takes ;
end, in poor district., •')it of noel too to-
signifioent to alas t• warrant its ase se fuel
is picked op, similarly crested, and pepped
into the ragged pocket "for lick."
At the same time. in many of the most
statuly..note., it the -lead hereseh"ee will
be Lound prominently displayed ; and it
will be remembered that no lege illustrious
a peroses, than Nelson himself had me
nailed to rho mut of the immortal Victory.
From equine f,, ..gear te ahem for hums"
feet in • e vel tr•nettiea ; and au interni
ing instenw of • belief in the potency of •
"1lookv " possession le afforded by • lady
who, gambling at Monte Carlow, won •
oasider.ble sum ales • long spell of
louts.
Cudgelling her brain to think what could
have brought her such saddea good fortune,
she remembered that that eveping, for the
first time, .he had worm a pair of shoes
which, intended for the b•ll•rosn. bed red
heels.
Ever lifter that those shoes wars religiose.
ly wore only when gambling or card -play-
ing ; and when, in tine, the apptn disap-
peared, • new pair were supplied t• the
lucky heels
,,,,,,...,,,fed *'-F► with so animate fash.w
of an inanimate object that the look e/ a
person or family is concerned. Dow* t.
comparatively recent tunes no DM h/ewl.
lav to the family of Lord Howt\ ,lied !W
• mt. The legend ran beet abs sweaty.
sixth holder of she title ease used • rat
from some doge, to /.cape Prem whish the
Wanted rodent bad downed the table when
bis lords4lp eat sad aindd to him with
is eves fes p.et•0Nee. Penes that mamas
1t sever neaten! biro aad whew ito Vest the
rat went also. Preoe.Aisg ea a foreign
torr. however, witb hie brother, Lori
Howth was p•rea•ded to lave the rat be-
hind : bat ea they bad jOM arrived se •
betel in M•rse111es, the deer flew open, is
walked the rat drippier wet and went
straight-te the ere to dry itself. Tb.reep-
i ni • mimes. new , eta* " The lad has a good face and is
sa➢rs.•atsd, money to Lend ea straight made of the right sort of stuff," was
~y wettttoo • tel ,helowest r oorarower. intense
millionaire's mental comment. " He.
�� door from agaera. Wait ec> �,tr piaoes *proper value upon his integ-
-- -.i "•re=f _.:.:-. ,. rity, �.I':..••nll ..,..aced iri htuinno
Me.�leae Instlitute. because 11(4 islioua"'
OO The next y, while he was againINSTI
DERIDE i[EOHAX10S' - ,corking on his hedge, Jogn Brent
7'UTE LLIBRAIeIf Asp R>teDrNADyN s
sOOY nor. of Era moot sad square Ise overheard another conversation. Fred
ss+irsFenton was • sin a participant in it.
.. tram t is Sem., ,sad tent pont. g
ABOUT 9000 VOL'• lar Y " Fred, let as go over to the circus
I�e di+y
Daily,
, Weekly Iue.k5Mi lat.,' the other boy said. " The men
>r1C It w Tf , I L a eeare putting ep the tents for the after-
tstetle Ismailia noon performanrn.
ns tow,y r ilio, Jeo; I'd rather not," Fred
LI*asl.a AptilemiOa eeow _ ^ vN by
• g o i, aontrhs. B, ItAMILTON. " But why r
oderk•Ab 1!1!1
., tit Uteerlaa
" On account of the profanity, One
4 never bears anything gond on such oe-
eaglets and 1 wonid advise yea not to
VIO&tLU OD1rDRY AUCTIONEER "Ski"
My mother would not want me
+ �
,feat ha „ !'Jia
n she ay you shouldn't r
a p, 804,8°°”„k. r " No Joe."
Jona lofoz, O1>IH'*RAL AOO- "min Mt us gn. You will sot be
,tie find Leal Tanabe. eederteb dieobeyns h
ier orders."
lie 'airs sad medea`Me' emeleeW' h '+ But I will be disobeyingher
ettea.et tm*. be te to • peateos to
mares'eta'si�.r+esh��ta eem wishes," Inai.ted Fred. " No, 11 npt
imagoes
. hV l'r�ir hese lett at
Bettor's tileyt, "r
Ge evaded to.
ti• X Omits ^
shy man to hie ad go."
Pro
c: aft
"Neil iiacr.
eallcity
masa
verso
4.41.
- galls
" That is another gond point in that
bey," thought John Brent. " A boy
who respects his mother's wiahew very
rarely goes wrOOg' +
_Tito inottw latter John Arent ad-
vertised for a ,jerk iw hie Tartar, aidB'
there were at islet a doyen applicants.
4-6
ELLA"
CEYLON TEA
Lilt the bill. It is not only pure, but always fresh ; .. .
and delicious.
Lead Packets. 40c, 50c, or HOo., per lb.
WI/ 0M �T✓Z+ TIMID i * DIDTC atita mII tBTOR.
Why didn't you keep to
your own side of the road
You Bl�mingldiot:'
w.a, b w.s teak ks sever .tad, 1
b,.. pas •'Q.+ryser.'t..y Ira .•d u will ewe
... baso. w. Iowa Yea a.aw res say-
eNeg like tae •lriu Mid scat WM. sad ima sad .reels. h ',-'watt. k le Jest
mem eleight."
HENRY IsvERS, L.D.S., Quebec, writes:
"One of my children sprained her ankle, which
became much swollen and d!scoloured. Some •Quickcure'
was spread on linen, and applied ; the pain ceased at once, the
swelling was gone the next day, and on 'the fourth day she walked
to school as usual. I have e&SpFbNd R lo0s a wonderful remedy
for cuts and bruises.
All Kindsof Corn -t
CLOVER—All the.bel+t.1 No. 1 TIMpruY. SEEDS for the kitchen
garden. New FIELD SEEDS. Our harvest of seeds is gathered from
Teiiable growere=o ly. As -venal we - have the $EST of
CORN in stock—prime for y44L4 _
�= J. T.VIDEAN
nasoans BEEDSMAN
MIB, CAMERON wishes to announce that she hes secured the Newest Snots la MU1ta-
m7 for this season's trade, including.
All the New Shapes In Fancy Straws.
All the New Shades In Green ;
•
Qoial _ The man villa dodges into the. road-.
way ea he approaches • ladder, peroh•mb
misses the felling halt brink or point pot ;
and he who refrains from engine before
breakfast bean** it 1s sup- n -d to bring
bad luck anoonseiosaly Deafen • boon on
some of his lege earlyrising null .a.
It is when, as semetimee happens, the be-
lief ohtains =oh • hold on people, that they
are afraid even to stir without oonstderiog
beforehand the trainees for good or bad of
snob action, that what. slaves to this fetish
ere created ; es in ate ease of the maths.
matlal weaver, who, having woo 20,000
kenos in • Continental lottery, the number
of which ticket he arrived at by • geowai
tial eaIontstton, brought figures to bear so
persistently on every eirswm eases of his
fib, that hie fortune wee so good to biro,
and he pawed the remainder of his days is
sa asylum.
Perhaps, therefore. *Am alae or woman le
meet fortunate wile_Om*..ala his or her
Serepoeroten oaty W-'0esmera -de riildllfsete
of enperettitlea le Weft a belief that it is
=tacky to eat year Boger when the ns
shines, and • sign of 111 omen to fall detra-
ining en Tse.dey.
ea, !Arlt Hnwth'a brother. annoyed st the
mt'a reapparenes. witted the poker sed
dashed oat it. breis
" Yeo have murdered an I" cried surd
Wrath, fad fell deed te the gvoned,
Many cases are es rennet where hones,
lot vidoss or oratory, bane been destroyed
became of abs persistency with whir& sem-
Sleets eeenrred wino they was Woe rid -
dors. Ret • dep•rtere la the degeniitiee lot
rebel y sb j.ots mese treads .Ave #ver er see
years ago when a Welsh jury skewed tee
Also, the dee
In thanking my many co.tomen fnr paw patronage. I again solicit their -Sill* heiIsg.
confident that I have the correct styles for this season.
MISS -CAMERON
Yamlltotr-at. Hodge, s.
" ; 7''1 IN some parts off'
f the orld - fre is
f
` yet produced in this
difficult and arduous
•
In Canada' the
people produce
fire by the use -Of
E. B. Eddy's
Matches.
Boots that are Etoots
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Exeter : Dr. N. R. Kbeemea, wades& of
the 11.0.1)8. and of Tweet. Urbanite
with 1N elan homes, will peeetiesde•ttser!
with his father to Rueter.
Beatertb : Wes, Com of Lemke, and
Mite Sarah Hats.., formerly .t S.ofnrth,
were =Hod io the heeds et hoC reatrierow:
b; Rev. list. Hebb, .! Leaden.
lt.z•bt : Aube! Banwell, who has Item
dot&g a t►ilories and gents' fmnlohieg hast
tress in Freakferd, K....., reoestlp sold his
busteme sad enamel he Grinds. Hs V new
visiting 1n Lipase. ed M otpeeted home
this week.
Lakslet : Nelms, nee of John OewdaM of
the lbtk oenoessfes, bad kis arm *milieu tie
ether ds:. alas bad It Int oat at joint.
Abe= toe swathes ago the saes one wee
*ekes. and had got sloe haft when he
fell sod •g&ia brake it.
Rath t A h=Pev wad pleasing easel took
Zane at 4.3'1 weeteMa Menses res the
idethedtrt thane, Rralh, whew Aserstd
Aksa.M. 1osseus of Rts.Med to Ste
'"LK
Me Mitt viam ream s *INS tneoe i it
int Mrs (nitro Dwtier.
•u
�
at arse Shoes
are sold by WM. SHARMAN, Js„ who has
'one of the Largest Stocks west of Toronto
The goods on the sheivee ate from the •-
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beet trlanufactureers on the' Continent, anti ..,�.„ - ...„.-;. ....
include
THE SLATER SHOE
one of the easiest -fitting, best -made and
longest -wearing pieces of footwear wOrn
by mansincethe day when the
MONK ST. CRiSPiN INverrnr) BoorrO
All goods sold are selected with the
Leatest care, and (Am KNOWLEiE OF
LKNOWLEDGE
EATHER AND WORKMANSHiP ENABLER
Ile TO CBOOf+r THE. RIOi'IT SORT TO WEAR.
Ordered work a . pexialty, and repaint
n1eatly executed.
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