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SU" WATSON OD.. era berbrok
PMDAT, April 1, tae.
EB.&M.H.
COMMON
SENSE lied
HURON
BICYCLES
Ara new added to ear already large stook s(
Wheels. It you wt.► to bV, rent, or - year
wbsM repaired, tM prover oboe Is at
EMERSON'S
BICYCLE AND MUSIC HOUSE
AND
CLEVELAND CYCLE LIVERY
REPRESENTING
A. a 8. NORDHEIMER THOMAS
TORONTO ORGAN CO.
IS rost.nIIED
EVERY FRTDAT MORNING
•f t. neeisineciesea
OODERIOB. P8mDAT, APRIL 1, IUL
SNAP SHOTS.
—The oat Dame back.
—West Huron is onr'n.
—J. T. GAItaow, M.PP.
—This is GARROW'r •week in West
H un,II
—The majority isn't large, but it
—If Talion -Wan is Russia'', Rus-
sia is tahyin' one. -
—It's GAttow's turn tO go to Clin-
ton to get a romp ion.
-HERR AND THERE.
THE most important event of the
week to the people .1 West Huron kms been
the .nnotuwueuat of Mr. Justine Catena'%
decision, which will have the abet .t plac-
ing the tosstibency onus mere to the Lib-
eral column. All of the b•ilota upon which
judgment had been reserved were decided
in favor of (1haaow, end the result was d. -
stared a tie. This will give him the seat by
the casting vote ol the returning ofbosr,juat
as the writer figured out the result to the
electors at the Temperance Hall on the eveu-
iog of Marok tat.
. . .
—The result of the appeal disposes of a
bogie which has been trotted out oo every
occasion by ow opponent., that the average
Grit deputy returning oMeer is so violent a
partisan that the Tory candidate would
have no clamee to get anything resembling
Lair play at his hands. That there is uo
nom for any such imputation has been
amply demonstrated in the present caro, as
they gave Bice one more and GAHaow one
lees vote than the judge on appeal declares
they akould have done. And as with West
Huron se, we believe, it is all over. The
men who are charged with the duty of
supervising the polling booths on electrum
day are, ea a rule, honest and honorable
men, who, despite their polite:el ptsdilee-
lions, endeavor to perform the duty entrust-
ed to them without fear or favor, and in the
best iutereste of the common wealth.
=And now, that it has been deeded that
(:Aaeow has the seat, at is to be hoped
tkq,people will he satisfied that they have
had enough of election". We are told, how-
ever, that a protest will be filed, and an ef-
fort mule to disqualify Mr. (:Aaaow, though
upon what ground is not stated. If a man
ever ran an election' without going out of his
way to further his own interests, that man
is J. T. t,ARtww. He is not a politician, in
i.,he u.rol ecceptauce of the ternn, acid prac-
tically draws the line at a personal eanvass,
which is something that the ordinary poli-
tician doss auk-isiond ou eerentoy triri.
Had he been so inclined, he cook} very
easily have placed one hundred %otos to his
- —We've had enoe-etdeetioae,
and it's time for a ch.i {e
—Twenty odd protests up to dsto,
and still there's more to follow.
- W,by not make little Mr. Ltven-
.rAaH the next governor-general t
—Oar esteemed local contemporary
ha- retired from the poultry business.
— As we remarked on a previous oo,
carton, " The man who laughs lest, laughs
best.-
-There's many a slip between the
polling of the last ballot and the recount
appeal.
—This man LIVERVAen appears to
have brain-maehd the Senate, and he
weighs only 90 11r. avotrdupots.
—This loyalty howl about the Yu-
kon railway is all rot. The senate should
be fought to a standstill in another way.
—President MCKINLEY will prove
himself a sig man if he can stand between
his nation and war in the .face of the pre-
sent jingo howl.
—In the i)oruinion estimates for
the current year Coderieb is apportioned
533,000 towards public improvement&
Every little helps.
—That rooster of our. is a littte
travel -stained after his month's sojourn in
the Valley of Hun.iliation, but he still holds
himself up in good shape.
—First 'twos Baca who trod the
deck --
His winning vote being narrow —
And then Bra's got it in the neck,
And up lobbed J. T GARRow.
--Speaker EDGAR, It is claimed, had
no precedent for putting the question,
•' Bbajl the hill now be red a third tithe Y'
and forthwith proceeded te make one.
That's statesmanship.
—The town water supply for some
time hack kw been anmply disgraoefuL As
in the owe of Coleridge's ancient mariner,
it hie bean, " Water, water everywhere,
and not a drop to drink." Our waterworks
and .ewer spokes have bow no credit to
their promotes, tail' not of treat value to,
the town.
—The latest Spring aunt is one by
the widow of • fbrist named DAvtneotr,who
im swing the members of Bir MAena:.ZIE
Bowa1A.'s Government for the cost of the
flrxs1 tributes sent by tees to the obsequies
of the Lie Sir Jens TeowreoN, and which
was inscribed, " A Tribute of Altettioa
from his Devoted Colleagues." The only
wan in the whole outfit wllo had the deoeney
he pay his share of the Dost is the pr'eaent
Jadgr Owner.
Anatillear rerrtetM..
4e W NNW a Tun IIs, KU.
La a sive.--Tae 1..m whisk appeared la
first glee et harsh 96th. under Ib. heading
it "
was wythhag else. It wee
ald..al.a.IliOseVasz
sismileieIA* ______ a &NA ..muse.s et
le miss up Nee' roomer Mei-
Se ■r. snug These meen
nae tie teens hashed ani eseskArhe se
arksamenr= est '• the a
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fligsm1177.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
winner. The terms of tie esetpektiaa are
sow giver, which are few and eisepie.
The prises will be 56o for the beet ooatriba-
Non, 11116 for the nest best oontiribatioa, alb
for the nett best omtribation, and a10 fur
the next best contribution. Wen, here
gees:
You ask to have me write fur you • patriot-
ic song.
Something with some sprung to it, acid not
a men ding -dour ;
Yoabiyou'llsound mowy up-rY fifty
big, dollars—
And
ol a
And I'm
,ht out straight for the stuff—
sans fritts, or cliffs, or collars.
There was • time when patriots took the
people's hearts by storm,
But new the paint's fine work takes • very
different form :
Instead of working on their hearts, be now
works con their pockets,
And reaches to his greatest teach, from
fingers to arm sockets.
There was • time when Right was right, and
Wrong stood forth denounced,
But now the man who speaks gaivat wrong
will surely .00ci be bounced ;
And what is wanted most amongst the
patriots today
I. the man, in office sunshine, who will
make the longest hay.
In olden times the patriot, et kis country's
nn, would hie
To fin at once the foremost tae Wd brave-
But times hatavechanged sine then, I ween,
and now he wants to give
lits services for salary, and on his country.
live.
1 could chop out a coni or two of ring-
ing patriot *mg,
But what's the use of chopping, for you'd
isay nkat I'd dans wro :ig
And, bei` I -know that looking ford
patriot, I'd mime him,
For 'mew Halifax and Kkmdike we ere
short on patriotism.
The Witness says, " Poets sing because they
must ;" that's why we warble. Further,
The Witness says, •' and it is the moat
spontaneous notes That trill the sweetest."
That's ell ; and AV!' tank on our spou.taneity,
as we aro after the " spoils." Continuing.
our esteemed eontempurary says, " Of a
good song it might be said, ' Naecitur non
6t'—it is born, not made --.o utterly art-
less is it." This puts cit$ " poise " in the
lead at -once, as for "ertieeanous " it doles
eomp.tittou. The WitaMs oho says that
ef-he.ing. rceeessur amri-epr-eiRkMv.r.. -sends-Teei.illf
wog, and that is why we dropped $LeEtta
at the fourth verse. Failing to hear from
Th. Witness within ten Clays, we will draw
ILS sight.
peels nem:awry to seethe his electiou. But
he preferred to take the ground that the
people should be lett free to exercise their
own judgment .t the poll, sad thereby cause
within an nee of being jonted " out of his
seat in the Legislature. Under the circum-
stances, we fail to see what good would fol-
low a protest'against him. Certainly there
can he no pnesibls chance to disqualify, and
without diequalifiostion he would be re-
elected by i majority of not less than three
figures to his credit.
—Weld Huron is Liberal, and that fact
must not he lost sight of. True, on the 1st
of March the riding " slipped a i:ot•,'- and
came mighty near falling into the hands of
the enemy, but such a thing need riot hap-
ten again, and will not happen again, if the
member and the Oeerernment keep their
eyed open to the trots -hien, as they exist.
There are half -a -dozen meu in the eonstitu-
ency who eau carry • majority of from 160
to 300 against Mr. Baru, if the seat were
declared vacant tomorrow. Mr. GAttaow
can du it if he throws himself into the can-
vass as hie predecessor did. Col.
Roes n .tired the figures from 89 in 1875 to
376 in 1886, and ther is no mason on earth
why Mr. (liatow , nbi not demonstrate
that he is a more popular man than Col.
Ros,c ever was. But ermt if Mr. (i/asow
saw fit to relinquish Local polities and step
up to • higher and more honored sphere of
notion, our Conservative friends need not
build upon eapturitsg West Huron. The
riding has returned to her first love, and has
corse to stay, and no protest in this section
will benefit the protesters.
.
—it is within the past few woeka that the
tonal Tories; were interviewing Liberals and
stating that, now that the election had been
won by Mr. Bncx, it wan hoped that ke
would be let hold it for the term ; that a
protest weak! merely gain sympathy for
him, as the man who wits deelared elected
would naturally he in a better position to
app••I to the electors than the other man,
who would he looked epos as & persecutor ;
• &e. Well, now, if that argument was
of any use when it looked as if Boor was on
top, why should it not apply now t Bot do-
spite all that our Tory friends have Raid de.
precatory of a protest being entered, we
do not doubt that one will be entered in
Wass Hume. Tree, there may be no
groettdi, and the case may never (cuss to
court, but protests appear to be the order of
the day, and an this line the following, from
The Globe, about eoven the ground
" 'The war of protesta now pr progress
is • game of ckikdren or of fools, according
to your point of vision. The lavrynae mssj
make somethtng out d ib budaeus, .1 -
though it is fair to say Ihsl
giutit is the poli -
tis and not the near who are re-
sponsible fee the p ssaaflMs. b a few
ndinga, when there is resseseMs gauead
to wspeet serreplise, ani on a dew ahem
the aajai e semi% it was tb be ex-
pelled teat prat stwie d he
taken. Ihdi* the mainn nothlag
het a
d saw.. i will remdt..itom what is
now atolaa or, and so far M oases may be
time Mr.
Whitney,
nib*
olerty the aggreiest
this rtrt beads.the will esA e his
as afree. sod hedllithat
position The panel ipsneentt
one thIng—that there
_ 1
aivartar
repthe t etelt
stern • Mi (Aaaue and betshigat efineitimi
fund wee nam. lying ani irubeg,
• • It
—Oa Seelgiay The Meatieal WN
as smaer.eed . patriots* Nos nesmpetititee
and offered Shy dollars as • pries to the
•
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY;
The timed llrw.�ejer
The Toronto Sun : The kW press of On-
tario u deservtag of warm support. It
maintains • high standard of news gather-
ing and serves es the means of exabaap of
local thought Sad opinion. Its editors are
able and well informed, and their oomtseat
b probat.Iy the airosen% a,reney in the pol-
itical and intellectual life of the people. Let
no one underestimate the value of his heal
pap«.
\�icrokiA STRUT MITHODIRI CHtrace.—
Norwithwending the uof•vorabl• weather
on Sunday evening, there was • good at•
incidence to hoar the pastor, Ifev. W. Gad -
win, preach • sermon on '• teal rah -
reading." The test wee re looted from the
prophecy of Isaiah, the words brims " 1
will make a way in the wildereees." A
short atKory 01 r•:Iresding was rivets in
which emph•su were pla.;ed epos the small
begisniu* of the enterprise and the wide•
reaohing industry wbtoh 1' has sow broom',
lied many awful retirees lemons rano
drawn from the ooeetr.otice and numis/
of • railroad. A weloeme was given to the
railroad employees orseeat.
Nouns 110 UredltOis.
NOTICE 18 RERY.BY (1HVEN THAT
O•^ren O. Johrstos of the Village of
lsa4tteerr ts the comity or Hu on, ferrying os
burn.« M • Oeme.si Ei ,cb'.nt at the sold
♦♦HINDS of Pieter, hos made an asesgnwl
maw Rb.f1. tlle7.'Chapter 117 male Ameedlart
Aare. of all We ammo, oreilie . d eifeote to
us O. YaIsala, of the City or Toro des,
YmROssAirT ilt.
for the general bemen%
et enAtlon. A meettat of creepage will be
Medal tke eltm g ]eats m 11. M. kaam« do
wary, 61 Yonne sTseeel, in the City of Toronto
o., the sixth day M Apr!, 16116. at the sour of
font eeleek to the eteereoee, to receive •
e satement S ashes. to appoint lupeetors,
•ad ser the .sdsrtee of the affairs et the
e�•t��e�t�� Dee Mere are reee9•ted to
Mie {rime dolga with the odd trustee, w ti
the poeb sad para Molar* theism requiredby
dm s.$ Acts, oa or bets �eare 1 he day of a
Whys let er
iter d A fi.further1an lathmaiditrussewe
he Illeftitatte the emits of the
adl noble teteeTf•t
the on thes�'ties Islas of
in
r
the eIeeseIllessest
steet r enshe OMR &ii Mb
Uwe*.
=ilts ea
are theme
Meill
v' koe exam
`DDa of •t Tombs tkb 1)15 day of Marek.
Int
NAOS .$BLL, UoKAWFIR R IIBARY,
61 Posse ammo,e1o.
Sonatas, ter theT9srussts..
1 PRICBLBMS DI800TIRI I
•.e1.e«w sinner aura nes.
w MOAZ AND SWAB..
A poetises, min pots rieus remedy for the
NEN of Osassr, QMroeo Ulan,
eta, Sore Thereat, wed a.eriety d Rhin
iNtisswws fei
. nts hal
Wish indi-
ep Mel kat is applied. by e
aot`wn, to the
.-H�IIt tis t gbh bath, and 30e. per
ai��M
J. --M. IIeLFAD,
Prlrpr'ieldt sad Yaaufa.terer,
Dederick, Ott.
coughs and colds 1111041111*
be endured; they can be
cured, and that quickly.
Many mixtures are tem-
porary in effect, but Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphitcs is a
permanent remedy.
The oil feeds the blood
and warms the body ; the
hypophosphites tone up the
nerves; the glycerine soothes
the inflamed throat and lungs.
The combination cures.
This may prevent serious
lung troubles.
,....e gems sot gra rebs.
SCOTT & aowNe, Chweas, Two
Mr. Gldstoso yesterday, Marek 30, teak
• short o.tine in We garde.. This le she
Brat time lie lies fiefs the bow dame M re-
turned to Hawardee Castle fry Ilsomew
booth.
EPPS'S COCOA'T
__:JAMES ROBINSON
C.O1,MI=3 .
•
BARGAIN CENTRE
For
For
For
For
For
For
For
For
Extra Value in Dress Goods
Extra Value in Dress Trimmings
Extra Value in Hid Gloves
Extra Value in Ladies' Belts
Extra Value in Ladies Cuffs and Collars
Extra Value in Ladies' Capes
Extra Value in Veiling
Extra Value in Cotton Hose
Before you buy your Lace Curtains, compare our
Prices and Quality.
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
Ibearees the fallowing distinctive m«tts
DELIOAOY OF FLAVOR.
SUPERIORITY IN QUALITY.
OSATML ,7121*
to the 7WMA40V0 0?0 =EMTIO.
NUTRITIVE QUALITIES UNRIVALLED.
p,�pIIn Quarter-PoundPTiro oaly,
Hommoppatblle Chemllstte, LondonLtd.,.
nnelend.
GO143EN• TARTAR'AN SIDE
ATS
moots productive on the Continegir.-
e have procured our seed from the
-originator; where they have been grown
from their infancy. These oats are
true to name.
WMw BURROW'S,
BEEDr11AN, HA1[ILTUY tfl.
CABTAGE & FIIEL CO.
GOAL
W E wish to announce to the publl3
that we are still headquarters for the
beat HARD, SOFT and BLACKSMITH
COAL in the market l delivered
in any quantity. -
woos
Special attention is given to CUT
and SPLIT W000. We sell 1 28 feet
of wood for a cord, making three
single cords of 16 in. wood, ready for
the smallest 000k stove. Kindling
and summer wood on hand.
CARTAG-E
We handl.. Baggage and Freight to
and from all tr •ins and boats. We
move pianos ar d organs and household
effects, and do it well.
Phone 62
O. it F. Co.
IMO. S. PLATT, Manager.
BBBIILLER NUR8ERIE8
Lauda !salt and Ornamental Trees
at Tashi. Moe.
EVERGREENSA SYF4JIALTY.
Oar rtook or trait Trees beim Compi'e.
we will be ab e to alt meters at shortest
Voel.fles of we have the Best and Led!ea
apple. rear. rims. Cherry, sad
of �a11 /ruts, a Woe clock
Oa and examine Meek and be oonvlooed.
fare• Stook et Choi*, Spring Soda's.
Plasty.
Add PriesListmulled on applloatttm.'
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
■nlssiact! r. e.
THE
WORLD'S
BEST
BICYCLE . . .
THE
M'CREADY
Is now made a1 our town fac-
tory. This popular wheel le
bound to become a favorite
with the OOdesiek erbeeYar
fraternity. Sampler will be
read) it a few day.
What's left of tie " Cb,n-
mon Seise and " Heron "
hikes we are offering for little
ten.
HBHDEBSON BICYCLE Ct LTd
01-03DZIElspz, - O>w'r.
v
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fl(areBED-the periled- CHE'‘\`\'‘......"5.)17)) •
UorseAaT.—Marssaet Mardook, widow
el W lata Robert Blair, died 1e Fenwtok,
Oat. Tuesday of lest weak. The body was I
brought to Oodeetah for burial, aad o0
Tharaday afternoon the funeral took oleos
from the resides*, of Jobe Vralker, Ndec ■
street, Rev. J. A. Asdersoe, B. A , oeo-
dueeias the 'erring. sad Moms. Joe. Is
Annan, sr., A. Stratton, A Boarders, ti.
Warmest, Jae. Walker, cad H. 1. Strang.
B. A., beta the pall bearers. The rows
•
of the death of Mn Blair, within dr weeks
of her daughter, Maggie 8 , was a.etpetee
to many o1 her G,aderlas friends, thous It it
was knows that the deceased lady w.sser-
iously ill at the time the remains of Miss
Maggie were ooeeigned to their last resting
place. Muth sympathy is exer•s..d for G.
F Blair. and other relatives of deceased,
in their great ixre•vsment.
I•
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L308 iIER3, WE 43.! IN TSE RADE WITS THE
Common Sense
Huron
McCready
Bicycles
Made at the Henderson Bicycle Factory, Ooderich ;
Celebrated "White"
Made by the White Sewing Machine Cumpany.
Call sail examine Wheels sad get Prime at
also the
icycle,
w ORSELZ,'S
The Cheap Stoveman, Ooderich,
SPRING 1898 SPRING 1898
HURON'S GREATEST STORE.
e — READY WITH —
Millinery Reception
— AND —
Spring Opening
The mere announcement of our Grand Millinery display for
TUESDAY, MARCH 29th,
and following days, will create a lively interest among those who recognise
our supremacy in the Millinery badman
You are Cordially Invited j -
. r.- -+Innen
to visit our Millireey Skew Ramos, whit h are yours 4 to
)Isar hsael'. esallutt Ila Toeedy, 49th Inst., sad febewfag dale.
R_ B. smrli3
IIIS! be -gJ83yg Gui!
HEADY MADE CLOTHING
.-...-.MV OWN MAKE..,...
beA:eret�—Tess a; low Mossety,1
eat eon.
A iline soltmeat et New O.oe. toe rel
and Wieser weer.
CALL A1• s•1 ■a.
H. DUNLOP
testas Teller. eras Hoak k6sausd.
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNNS
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOKS BE8TFRIEND
LARGEST Yl[ IN CANADA.
HELLbI
TH
E OLD
RELi
ALL KINDS OF .
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
ScraillollScrailjoi ilard Coal
All Coal weighed oa the Market Scales.
whew you get SOW Ilia for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Oedore left at NAM= 5t LETS Bien
promptly attended te.
OODERJOH
STEAM BOTL*B WORSE.
A. S. CH RY STAL,
essasses'vw Ohn tN • Duck.
Manutaotarer of •11 kind. M
EOILICRS.
Smoke Stacks, Balt Finn, abed Illoe
Works, etc., etc.,
Ana Desi« le--
ts Yaehieery Casting', Ac.
deer of Pipes rod pope Fitting.,
�1eI� end Water Garages, Globe Valves,
Qa- Valves, I.sptrators, El/otters and In-
= Oesrbrstly on Head at Lowes
A special line of Steel Water and Hos
Troughs for nee of tannin red ethers.
Revalrille pr'eaepIIy swooned to.
4. S. Cl!!,TSTAL.
woo P. O. Bee fit OetlorW.
Have You Seen
LEE 84 8HEPHARD'8
Fine Display of
Wheels
E & D.r $86
44.17{$65
$66
0leveland
$7Pilot Lle $36
elf,
Having jest reosived s Lege num-
herd Bicycle Sundries
we ora tally etlllipped for Bain` all
kiwis of repoisies.
c a nod esb Gtr geode
LEF SHEPIIARD
OU
GENERAL DF
CLOTHIN
have nearly all arrive(
beet in the country, a
child to give us a call I
bogus bankrupt stooks
to get your dollars, bi
back if the goods are
We will use you right
and satisfy you.
EST,.
S. J. REID, Mau
MARRIED.
How ATT - HowATT. -. J
welae.Mr. yanh.11e15
,t. A.eerses. 'laic'
A.I, O..n
w«t Wewaessk o Man
Colborne MwasWP
p1ED.
TROs jetwM s'
1'. Brows. �r*ue a
pp'34 7, _ At *5..lb ... 1
_ At T, gas. la. vMeerue. e
idest
W C.Pasemlueer. y y.i
THE TALK OF Ti
From the Report4r'
Ir live • Iola In s' Ted
is teat „t • AMI'.
Yaks.' Inane. aa' 50
crest It.' -ant
14th ride, anos h 11
sae fide Is not IuRve eat i$ file
ham s selestl ao.lb wet scree
The war ss qubi
vlalt tirll.wti 0*u6 s ad
sr phonate kb Art Oeflw,
made much nese tutessMlst
to the somber.
To TNosz Nov Ur To 1
out • number of •eoosuM
shell used them out smolt
wear for subserietioos are
weal to save • remind*
queerly. seed ea the sera i
up to date sebeoribsre.
Dian is Toaotrro.—loot
widow of the late L•nius C
el our townsaa Oswald
Toronto tale week, Mod 76
wee eldest deeghter .f the
Lem et the I.1aed of On
bars 5t Aliment, Spats.
Tielea. Wesev.—Fro
of she Nese Mitre. cern
wheat has arse tareegb
well, the maw having pr
prot.otiou to the growtes
►mere owe *pots *koro
frost kills. sad 11 t. pet
frost followed try thaws ■
at presses N seams as Ike
d Chu issart5at rials will
comms .ses.e.
lsnis►oAs.—We reins
sasses that the pastor of
dist ohurele, Her. Jos. !t
to his bed • rood part of
set quite Mason yet. •n
sheet. Ray Egerton Ar
the pastor's place at Ike
last 800day. and Rev. 1
erasing service, *knelt w
milers. We hope he wi1
wonted health sad virer.
A RUNAWAY.—Oa Sets
astride the res6.aee of
broke sway sad nu el, .
of the ('reseuat took M
drew tie 'able 1t wee u
book Mee at ••••• • x or m
Tb. ber»nw was s ie•wl
Ike 0515 not "ails epp5e
The driver. Robert Yews
wag a galN ewe, and most
toed he • ebtld'• red deal
1.. Bass limn Hon 1
risk base -ball dub bee
hepty '.
b. pM7sd fen
leers lues taws uneaten
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the morotery Nt loser t
lot aro. AR seppertsr
and Inane e�f eeeebdl *hie
Truths
Sawot To Ona 8ar
maw a —As Itis esetbseay
the year Itchen the 41N
lots sod 6uk«eser to tut
for the Mesmer curb*, e
field 10 h sefi4t Y.ta
ed. ens3L Tiers
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