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i2�23Y, -1",43,1ili,EtiT ELLIOT AGENT FOR
A TUE WESTEHHASSUHANCH COM.
o'fToronto ; also for the P-110,11,111.
FS: S:a UlliDitsbrQk1 COUPS1`YY, of i,cudox;
Etiglend, the BOYALt]A. DIAl'i, of Mon-
treal, and the otS .`3RtQ bXU MAI, 'APE
A6SYQ,uAssu aanO,
esnie ee $1312'1400 001 onhed
uses
every five years.,
Special Nonce!
During this week our usual supply of
Holiday Stock will be opened and die-
playr.'d for sale, .so that on and after Dec
ah we will be in a fair position to re -
i, our customers and their friends.
Wo sincerely trust that the exhibit this
year will be found in every way satin-
factory, Much to our surprise we find
a large number living within a few miles
of Exeter who have not yet called. This
is a mistake. Our stock is equal,, and
.we think superior, to any found in vil-
lages of this size ; m. fact we know it to
class well with the, majority of those
found in city stores. We are steadily
endeavoxitlg to make it more widely
known and will not rest content until it
has been inspected by at least the ma-
jority of those living within ten or fif-
teen miles of Exeter. \Ve know that if
8t
unable to sell, our. stock will at'lea
pease ; and so cordially invite every
reader of THE TIME to call with their
friends at least once during December
art? t=eke a look through.
A Beauty,,
fretttltte We have received the most liaudaoine 1
The property put up at auction lastg blents, etre, ever
week and not sold was the George Dyer catalogue of seeds, bulbs, p
sent out in Arnerieee trem the well known
T
proer ria C Enailfau firm of The Steele B.". Co,,
The newly elected trustees oneohairman, TO For '92 they offer Campbell's
in yesterday by Mr.: Thos. Fitt , white chaff wheat,. a great yielder, Early
of old BoaYd• Gethland and Golden. Giant oats, three
The arson Co, Commit is conceded to new potatoes, arta the wonderful Prizetak
stand politically one of a majority for the er onion, besides an endless array of nov-
Conservatives. elties in towete, Stanley's Wash Tub,
members of the new after oon and sig ed the ne necessary Tmet on ey Spider make Et specialofferto mail two.
deo1er, Sword Fern, etc.
y Chinese Sacred Lilies (to plant in water
declaration of office, slued 400,,
A young man named Miller of McGillie now), y
xray hats two of his fingers taken off on ` Agricultural. Society.
Tuesday by a straw eater. Agricultural.
annual meeting of the Stephen do
The ice skating rink opened on Saturday ilsborn@ w.0 l eetin of the t Exeter
night last, an expert having examined the on Thursday last. Thera was a large re -
roof and pronounced it safe, presentation present. Dr. Lutz was ep-
The different churches of the town were pointed chairman. After the reading of
thinly atteuded on Sunday last, the cause the treasurer s repoxt.thefoIloiving officers
being attributed to la grippe, were elected: --Pres , John Delbtidge. Us -
We have enjoyed good sleighing here for borne ; Vice,Pres., S. Sanders,
Stephen ;
Jas, Ballon-
three weeks, and teaming has been the Dityieectoot _, D. Jells i ter, jr, J, . Bail e
Hellen-
order or the will be
the farmers., wed- Ed. Christie, T. Acheson, Exeter ; Win,
nesdThe rink will. ande Saturday , even, Elliott, B. Eilber, Stephen ; John Willis,
T005d, Friday yereveninga,aud Hay. Auditors -M. Eacrett and Sep.
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons. Hogarth.
Mr. John Griffin, reeve of Ashfield is
J. GR Tele 'gam) Exeter•
--, - -- - '" ala t Reporter.
of the cutter.
The D1cl�ulty �. l;::trt theatrical troupe
i ub-
veek
th
aro
diabaneled iu l+:x •ver last t ,
lay all along tli@ lin@ being greater than
aspiring for the office of warden fHuron �A2r can
t This
is, of North Dumfries,
Co„ and some say his chances are good.
Mr. Wm. White of Rodgerville sold his has 36 hens of the 13rowa Leghorn variety,
driver o t�r$2 . W. H. fill go: oScotland, in a building 10 xns of which he %Rows o1?.n at large and He has kept antic-
St Marys tor Hersey
'w Ito loss go t curate memorandum of their product of
Sam's Hersey rile closing a shutter pe
on eggs in 1S91 and dads the total to have
aaeach.
f
4 a
of�G
'� heavywithin four his house the ether ruche a been 5,916 eggs, or with
freestone fell sad struck him a severe blow. Ti yields tar the different months were
Purse containing a sum of money, found
The
BEFORE ENTERING
We intend clearing all :steady -made Goods—
Ladies' jackets, Ulsters and Dolmans,
Children's Ulsters and Reefers,
Straight
Itlarch ti44, April 757, May 727, June 394,
469,
on Friday last; rimer can have the same
ou application to this office, and paying for July 640, Au'rust 544, September $77,
this notice. 1October. he coat offeed was $2ovember 450 and the
ecember
A horse owned by Mr, James Loadmau far
ran from Treble's shop on Friday, and be the year a trifle tfyer or 140. per61 dozening( alt
forebeing naihwbit had smashed the shafts
1 an rt Iro
the receipts.
Fo
A ri
r Is,
;lir•� Jna1tbs. Older, of Virden, Mani'rob
a,
and formerly of Rodgerville, this county,
At efft.
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
was in town last week. \Ir. Eider is a
While felling trees in the bush yesterday leading and prosperous farmer of Manitoba,
a young man, Frederick Peuwarden, aged Hellas been commissioned by the Govern -
91 years, of Wit clielsea,ivas instantly kill• inept of his Province to lay before the
ed by a felling tree. farmers of Ontario the benefits to be de-
rived from settlement in Manitoba, and
with that object in view be intends to hotel
meetings throughout this neighborhood.
His first meeting will be in the town hall,
Exeter, on January 22, at 7:30 p tri, Mr.
Elder bas proved farming le Manitoba a
success, and being•thoroughly Conversant
with the pvovince, is 1u a. position to give
a vast amount of reliable information, The
ladies are invited to attend,
A neater from I'lseter atteuded the
meeting of the Saudi Huron Farmers' In-
stitute at Kippen } asterday, There is a
meeting at Hensen to -day.
Mr. john Fele, ,af Exeter has rented
Mr. Sent'1 Mertin'e faun of 200 acres on
the fi:h eon„ Vele:ri:e, for a term of years
G::eat Stock -taking Sale
now ou at the Big Bankrupt
Store.
Vtrondelful values for care-
ful buy era
3, A. STEWART,
Dealer in Bankrupt Stock,
• .l1;(53 glittV g11' ii1,0.
THURSDAY, .1_' NUARY 21st' 1592.
Li) t ;t: HAPPENINGS.
and will ;pee, eete the same 1n March,
Mr Peter :\1 house, rete of the Far -
school h. e been engaged to teach
No. 5, Usbnins,, ;tt aaalart of$4 60. Mr.
Hogarth tate teacher received a salary of
81 50.
The thermometer went down to 13 do-
gmas l Blow zero rnt Tuesday night in Ex-
eter, it being the coldest experienced for
many yeas. It has surely flown out the
la grippe.
Mr Anbry of Montreal baughta num•
bar of horses hero on Tuesday. Messrs.
Graham & Sons of St. M trys,atso parolees -
ed carriage horses, in this neighborhood
last week for onset to Scotland.
ccllaai leert ltnath, U,
The public school examination held on
€ riday, Jan. 15th, at S. S. No. 3,Stephen,
was in every p
grandss
articular a
success.
,
the examination comnhzneed at 10 o'clock
rel enntinued until noon when a short in-
termission was given for the purpose of
partaking, of rein, le elite provided by the
,1se nt the seetir,n, After all had par-
t of a heart, 1r::, h, the e.:r.'nination
leas again resumed and eantieuod until 2
r. t;loe.k, when Mr. Jory was elected chair-
., :en, Programme consisted of : chair -
.•i , nthlress, instrumental solo by \\ m.
`r'.,
r s,eg recitatir)n by They ` werlers,reei -.
tion ley Eddie Beaver,-,uttrtette by Misses
<• 1 bossra Snell and Harrison;
reading
T
yNellie Penhales dialogue by Mies L.
.Tory end Mr. On, Penhale, snow brigade
«.y Tour boys, duet by the• Mises Gill, re-
eitati M by Louisa Dealing, instrumental
Wm.Sanders.recitetien by Victoria
'garage w, quartette by Misses Gill, Messrs
`ine.11 and Harrison; dialogue by Wrn.
Sweet end Wm. Gilbert, mouth organ
selection by Richard Welsh, and duet by
q."in nd S. Sanders. Addresses were
then elven by..Messrs J. ff. Downing, \Vin.
Peri l., S. Sanders, Wm. Natty and S.
3:e t all of which expreased themselves
:u hist s :y pleased with the nay the pupils
Church 'Notes.
I , . 'rill be no prayer meeting in the
Mei t. Methodist church on Thursday
erg.,l.ving to protracted meetings in the
Tarr t U et church.
Arco, the Spaniard, who stole a horse
and au'„ y .,ud,some jewellery in Guelph.
and gave the jev'oliery to the Exeter North
hotel keeper for bear d, etas been sentenced
to two years imprisonment in penitentiary.
The town of Seaforth owns the electric
light plant, and the Expositor says
„lame of the citizens are so crazy to get
rid. of it that they 0. '-neate the giving of it
away to any private cainprtuy that will
take it and run it.,'
In all the village clearehee Sunday feel-
ing references were made by the preachers
to the death of Prince Albert Victor, and
intercessory prayers were offered up un
behalf of the (; nese and the royal fancily
in their great „ i,,;reavem@lit.
Among time who passed the Christmas
examinations at the Ontario Agricultural
College were :-First year, in all subjects,
3. Atkinson, of Seaforth; F. C Elford, of
flolmeaville; G. Center, Chiselhurst; sec-
ond year, W, H. Harvey, lTsborne.
Big Bargains in Men's Overcoats.
RICHARD PICKARD & SON
E'eriwools.
The many residents who were sick of la
grippe are recovering.. It, Haudcock and
bride left for their adopted house in Michi-
gan on Monday.. -.Mfrs. Parkiuson is still
very low. -Jas. Ferguson is very i11 of
consumption. --Dr, Browning has been laid
up the past week with the grip. --Rev. Dr.
Pascoe was in town oa Thursday last at-
teudiug the funeral of the late Mra.Ilaaper'
-Mr, 3. N. Hooper left for Toronto this
weok,Mrs.Hooper will follow in the course
of a few days. -Mrs. Selden of Ingersoll,
reported ill last week,is recovering,•= -Verb
Elliot, mail clerk, spent a few days of this
week in town. -A number of people of this
place attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
t\r. R. Hodgins: Hensen, Iast Eveek. -:hiss
Sadie ilawkshaw is very ill. -Reeve
Bowden has recover ed from a severe attack
of the grip.
SouthHuroD Agricultur'1 Society
1 a
1 South 13 %7
The anneal meeting of the S nisei old
agricultural society was held in B
yesterday; fair attendance only. Thomas
re-
Fraser
oof
the Co.eand Branch in the hair. Societieswere
received, which showed all to be in a pros -
porous condition. The election of officers
then took place; and resulted as follows ,..-
President,
President, Hugh Mcearthiiey of Tucker -
smith; tMc
Mer-
Rob
•e ids
nt
el?c a
�\ le ,
't • let uh
Mohler -
die of Hay; 2nd Vice -President, Robert
M.cAllester, Bay.Directors teeStauley J.
Murdock, Hay, Robt, Love, Stephen, Geo,
Penhale, Exeter, James Pickard, Uabotne,
L. Hunter and Thos Russell, Tuckersmih,
Alex Ross, Seaforth, Rebc. Wiliam; God-
erich Fraser and Jas.Swan; John cKitchen. Auditors
Y.
McLean.
Huron
Sleigh ride parties are all the rage among
the young folk these evenings Most of
them take in the country roads where the
fresh breezes blow unhindered, but a few
are content to drive around the village
streets, makingmerry
with laughter..
James McNabb, a fe seer i = sident of
Exeter, died at St. Thomas at the residence
of his son, William, on ''rhursdey last,
aced 83 veers. Some ten years ago de-
ceased ran a turning factory near the river,
and was well and favorably known in this
section.
Have you seen the: Trivitt Memorial
church sheet Almanac for 1892? The Rev
Fred Heeling Fatt has secured a supply
from England and invites hia parishioners
tore are
call at the rectory onto each familyr them. of the
enough to supply
congregation. Call and get one.
Exeter Municipal Council.
The council elect for the village of Exe-
ter beet pursuant to statute in that behalf,
at the town hall, Exeter on January 18th,
1892,ilir.H. Speak- 1
Mr. Wm. i3awden, reeve;
man, deputy -reeve; and Messrs Carling,
Christie, and Ross councillors elect, took
and subscribed their several declarations
of ,iueliffeation and o,'gco ie presence of
the clerk.
The council being thus organized it was
moved by Carling -Ross-that Lewis H.
Dickson be auditor tor 1892.• -Carried.
The reeye nominatedThos.H. McCallum
as the ether auditor.
By-law No 1, 1802 to confirm appoint-
ed
Ment
n t moof tditors was ion IL Spackuia t seconded reed and. pbysD.
A. Rosa,
The council then adjourned until Mon-
day the 25th inst., at 7.80 p. a1., on -motion
of Carling-SpaelemM. •l;aclt> xz, Clerk.
William Johnson of Ailsa Greig appear-
etl before Magistrate Snoll on Wednesday
afternoon on te oherge of stealing one suit
of elathes,two pair pants, one pair overalls
and braces, four shirts, one gold chain,two
razors, etc., from John Shipway. It rep.
pe^arch from the evidence that the prisoner
was working with Shipway cutting wood,
the two living together and keeping batch,
when he suddenly took his departure after
breaking open Shipway's truuk and ab-
stracting the above mentioned clothing,
can's
found.Mr. Haien
aat
The prisoner wa
on the North boundary of Stephen whore
he bad engaged as a farm laborer for a
year,with the missing property in his pos-
session. He bad two pate of the stolen
pants on his person when arrested. Be
was committed to Goderieh jail to await
his trial. Chief Gill is having his share
these days.
The private prosecutors who are pressing
for the extradition of Henry Garbutt, the
alleged forger from Wingham, who is
wanted in l au Alatyne, Texas tried to ac-
celerate the slow moving machinery of the
Court of appeals Friday by briugine for-
ward a motion to speed the hearing of the
prisuuer"s appeal. After considering the
application, the four judges decided tweet -
measly not to interfere,and ordered that dere
Garbutt's case must take the ordinary
course of other matters le appeal.
We would tell you that we are selling goods at
halfP rice. Occasionally this is done in a special article,
as a job lot of samples or remnants ; but generally when:
you see such statements you oar set it down as a straining
Conscience,
1` a S
fence
O
r ail..
use
of
the
Lo p
p
JUGGLING WITH THE TRUTH.
Now to be honest with you, we have anticipated a bid
trade the coming season and have put in abig stock o
goods. They must De disposed of, and legitimately,
possible, they will be.
Ilse picture in the Main-st, church last
g ,ly Rev. W. McDonagh on "Social
as somewhat largely attended.
'Lw e at,ture was an interesting ane, amus -
,g tail instructive, and one from which
-.ou.h could be profitably extracted.
The anniversary of the Main•st. Meth,
will be held on Sunday next when
_ r?ohs will be preached by the pastor
1 t the afternoon an open meeting will be
1.1, to which everybody is invited. On
tan.?.y evg. a tea will be given in the
ofsurch, and addresses delivered by local
At Hamilton a few days ago an enter-
prising firm of clothiers lit the biggest
candle manufactured in Canada. It is
G
it. 4 inehps long, 19a inches in circumfer-
ence and weighs 70 lbs. The person guess-
ing the nearest or exact time it will take
to barn out will receive a valuable gift.
Royal Templars of Temperance Advance
Council No. 20?,rare to be congratulated on
securing the services of such an able and
elognent speaker as Rev. J- W. Bell, B.
D., missionary superintendent of the above
society. He will preach in the Methodist
churches of this town on Sunday, Feb'
7th, next. Mr. I3e11 is a clear and convin-
cing speaker, being a thorough master of
the subject under his consideration. The
people of Exeter will do well to temember
the date.
Walitertou young ladies held a Leap
year ball the other night, the invitationsto
which were novel. They read: -"Ye
yong maydens of ye thriftie Towne of
Walkerton requeft pe pieafure of ye cone -
panic of ye fyne lade, Matter — , at
a L- ape Yearo merxie-makinge, toe bee
holdyne at Hilifyde at condyle lyghte of
Tnefileye ye twelfthe nyehte ofyemonth
of Januarie, A 1). MDCCCxCII• Ye
bigge dote wyll bee uuoarren at eandyle
lyghte, and ye bet yunwyll will be at VIII,
of ye clackke.
ne ry. ,
yr.—Isaac Langford of London township
ere) acted. in the Main Street church an
``Ramday last, in the absence of Rev. Mr.
l,Te J 'agh, who was preaching missionary
•nertuana at
locating of the Bp -worth League
l+t in the Main-st. Meth,ahurch Tuesday
e , :g, the following officers were elected
ter the current year :-President, W. J.
sett; Vice -Pres. of Christian 11:,udeavor,
73 . c Carley: Vice -Pres. of Department
rf Ii.1'.;inns Work, Alias Barr/saw Vice -
Pres. Dep't of'Literary Work, 'W. E.
-fursdyVice-Pres. of Dep't of Seale' Work,
r
t •-es \rox ity •SeaY . C.F. Verity; Treas.
. f,.
,
,•lies Sweet.
A Strathroy correspondent writes con-
cerning the death of aformer resident of
13lanshard township :- "The funeral of the
late 3. A Sperling, 13. A. whoes unex-
pected death occurred Wednesday, took
place Thursday. The remains were con-
veyed to the G. T. R. Station here on their
way to time place of intermeut at St Marys,
accompanied by the entire teaching staff
of the Collegiate Institute and Public
Schools, the Collegiate Iustitnte and public
school trustees and the pupils of the In-
stitute, about 250 in number, together with
e. vast concourse of citizens. A delegation
from the Collegiate Institute Board and
Glencoe High School accompanied the re-
mains to St. Marys, where they were in-
terred, The pall -bearers were six of Mr.
Spariing's late pupils.
The annual meeting of the 1' trons of
Industry for the county was field in the
town hall, Clinton, on the 13th inst., de-
legates from about fifty lodges being pre-
sent, It was decided to try and establish
an official paper iu connection with the
organization. Various matters in connec-
tion with the work of the society were dis-
cussed. It was decided to divide the
county into sections, tor lecture and other
purposes. objection was taken to the
several sections being taxed for high school
purposes, but no action taken. The elec-
tion of officers for the current year was as
follows :-Jae E. Gaunt, St Helens, Pres;
A. T. Bean, Dashwood, Vice -Pres; James
H. Gardner, lucknow, •Secy; W. A. \ir il-
son, Lucknosv, Trees; J. Cerrie,\'4 ingham, is wholly en outward application for
Sentinelspeedy and permanent rnra of Rheumatism
In the recent Municipal eleeticf.P in the Neuralgia, Gout.e.t:ta,•'..vi lr00085, s*rains
•township of Hay, a. tie occurred in the . •.n
vohe
tes recorded for 3. Voelker and R, Mc- most`inerednlcus,
•
h ey WILL BUY MORE,
4d1 things considered, than ever before in t
history of our store. Some things may be a lit
higher, many are very much lower, and are sold by us
the lowest possible margin of profit.
'":i•. hike of Clarence, eldest son of. the
'rinse of Whales, died of inflammation of
.ha longs last Thursday, at the ago of 27
:cava. He was to be married Feb.. 24th: to
tiri?icoan Victoria Mary of "Tock, The
flog on the tower of the , Trivitt Memorial
bon been at half incest, during, the
eel: in consequence of his death
Linirdont for rale everywhere.
The anniversary services of the Thames
Road Presbyterian church will be held on
Sunday, the 7th of February. Special
sermons will be preached at 11 a. m. and
6 p. m•, and on the following evening one
of the good old-time ten meetings will be
held. There is e, grand feast for the mind
and body in store for the people of this
section, Our Presbyterian friends ere
noted far and near for the nodose of their
anniversarie3,especielly the tea. Bear. a
mind the date and if you would spend. a
pleasant evening be sure to attend.
HIGHEST PRICES 2AID FOR PRODUCE
Butter, 16c; Lard, 11.0; Eggs, 16c; Dried. Apples,
Geese, 6; Ducks, Ge; Turkeys, 9c; Chickexa,, 5c..
A CALL SOLICITED.
Ct3LLODaN CuLL1Nos.-Gentlemen,-In
1988 I was severely afflicted with gravel of
the kidneys from wilieb. I sutT>rcd great
pain. I was recommended to telco Burdock
Blaad Bitters, which I did, finding great re-
lief, and after taking 4 bottles ,eau truly
say I ant cured and have not since been
troubled.highly Wnee, Cul
end
P itnCulloden 0 Ont
Chief Gill on Monday arrested a young
man named 'WM. Muttart front Michigan,
but who
Howar lately employ
teamster, ona
of
M. 3.charge
of stealing an overcoat from: one George
B'awden, Some weeks ago Mattart deliv-
ered reel a barrel of cement to. Mr. P. 13awden,
and it is thought he took the coat from the
barn where it was hanging. Muttart was,
wea<ing the coat when arrested, and befog
tried` by magistrate Snell, was committed
to Qpuerich ,jail for. trial. Searohing.;his
pedes ls Chief. (sill found o leaded revolver
and a box of an' triages, which of itself is
Sufi cient to en,ivict the young man.
CARLING B 0
YOU
Want A Soil Of Cloth
3,OOO W'Ol;TIT
CULLED FROM THE OLD YEAR.
Lewis S. Butler, Burin, Nfid„Rheumatism.
Thos Wasson, Sheffield, N 13, Lookjaw.
13y. Moi,fillin, Chatham, Goitre.
i,Irs W W Johnson, EValal, Ont., Laflamme
tion.
James H. Bailey, Parkdale, Ont., Neural-
gia.
0. I. Lague, Sydney, 0 13, a Grippe.
Iu every case unsolicited and autheuticat-
ed. They attest to the merits of MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
ba.'d, soft or calloused Lumps and Blain.
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Oaths,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs,
oto. Savo $50 by use of one bottle. War-
ranted the moat wonderful Blemish. Oure
ever known. Sold by 0. Lutz, 0-29 ly
OF
Men's Boys' and Childre
Suits, Overcoats & Pants,
to be sold off at SPACKMAN & CO'S this next `.
The Great Atlantic Liners.
All carry St Jacobs Oil -in feet, no ship
,sails from London or :Liverpool is consider-
ed ready for sea until sufdeient guautity of
St Jaeobs Oil is on board to last the voyage. 1
St. Jacobs 011 conquers pain. -It acts like Samwell'S Block, Exeter,
magic. It penetrates; it reaches the heart
lt I
(Atha disease, and relieves pain directly. +r It
30 DAYS,A
At Less Than Wholesale C
Having visited the markets and clearing out nom
big lines job of Clothingat prices enables us to sell you
Suit or Overcoat fqr a man, boy or child Cheaper tha
Wholesale Cost.
SPACIiM?N & CO
Mordie, candilatesfor councilors. The
retnirnin g. officers gave the casting vote in
avor of 1,,Ir. Voelker. 1fr.111o:viordie
re,
his friends not being satisfied with the
seat institute .a recount of the ballots
which took place at Goderich on Saturday that the dairy industry of the country will
before Ills Honor, Judge Toms: The be much benefitted by the information div
P'
, i
aroused
The Western Dairymen's Asscoiation
closed its convention at Brantford on
' Thui'sa;ty. The meeting was well attended
curllnirvhly 'successful, and it is believed
ballots were counted in the presence of
agminated and the interest
he returning officers, and
the Candidates,
others and resulted in a majority ofone i At ice t,' of the Victoria Board of
vote for Mr, Voelker, independent of the
casting vote, , Bach candidate had a appli-
ed bailor and Mr. V. gained one. The re•
count coat about $50, which was depdsitea
by Mi'. McMordi d his'frien,le )
1
Regents b; lel Lt i ono L -o . ' to l•..,ition of
Regents
,
lbev: l}r, tvtnl.n,:i,s charged with holding
heretice�L doctrinca was h'ecorAilorod and.
the I.r,td ; c.iaio4t of ht,., hl::t it t rill,' t• r;;
1 a 1tilcnin'r his ti. colog t,'1L1
11ut
yru.,11 t �,
e am
eller Air, V•,clkesr f�els u tin i,toe,ti Ds \e'{.? n, i tl,tarminls
needless to say
Justly proud. over his good fez tone, and. r ig,nc,l ut1 Hiss tewi e .tu,,i 'woo ;Lcccrecd.
Mr, McMordie chagrined at his misfortune,
if1
r
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