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Sanders & Creech, Props.
THURSDAY, Nov. 4, 'o!t
The Hlanshard township council us t
au Tuesday evening and decided to re-
wbrult the C. P. R. Hy -law for bonus
of $2'0,000, ort Friday, November 11).
411Tel iELL—A sad and unexpected
deatrt tee urted at use hong of Mr. Wnn.
A. Cook. Huron Road, west. at ad: o'-
.J.a,k Sunda/ morning last, whoa F'rank-
:lia J. Ilot Blurts, a young nein 24 yR•trel
tri age was called to the great beyond.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Unreserved Auction Sale
t)f Farm, Stock and Implements.
'2so urienigned Au•,tioneer has been instructed to
.ell by public auction at
LOT 7. (7ON. 1, HAY Ter.,
t)`1 SATURDAY. NOV. Oro, 1909
at 1 o'clock p. in. sharp,
The following valuable property:
HORSES—Heavy draught brood mare, N years oIJ
NIU( foal 5 weeks old tn. her nide; heavy draught
.filly rising 2 years old. These colts are sired by King
Thoctas. Beaty .fraught gelding rising 3 years old.
CATTLE—`: cows due to bah a in March, 4 farrow
zotvq c hearers rising 3 year, old, ' heifers and 1
steer rising'_ years old, 3 Spring calve,, 1 calf 6
• ameba old.
I IIPLEMENTS--wagon, bobsleighs, buggy, cutter,
ttnnrL:r, mower, seed drill, sulky rake. manure
mtreader, bulky plow, new; walking plow. land roller,
,eltiufor, Iron harrows, spade harrows, scuffler.
..waggon box, gravel box, hay rack 16 tt. long. new;
straw cutter, fanning mill, grind stone, root politer,
wheelbarrow, set of double harnear, set of single
harness( whitllrtree' , ne.•k yoke;, 10•1 sap pails, 'S
sugar kett'es, and a lot of other articles too
'nuserreus to mention.
Tie above 'tock and implements will
positively be sold as the unders101ed is
giving up fermsisg.
FARM -The farm to be sold is a grass farm, being
nt 1 on the 4th con. of Bay, containing 100 acres.
The eaubie Rivet runs through the above Cann. U
•, ow want a grass tum. enquire about this one.
TERMS -OS STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS All
imus of 6, and under, cash: over that *mount 16
rannths credit given on furnishing approved joint
notes, ordieeount of 5 per cent. per annum off for
,:ash on credit amounts.
TERMS of FARM—Seer cent of purchase price
t.o tee paid the day ramie. or security for the same,
and 15 percent of purchase price to be paid 3
months from date of Ask, the balance may be left on
the tams, of which terns will he made known the
day of sale. The purchaser shall be allowed 1 month
to search the Title at his own expense, and if within
.that time, he furnishes the proprietor in writing
-wick say valid objection, which he is unable or
•-.tnaalattg to remove, the deposit money shall be
returned to the pun haler,
?Loxias Cameros Jobs Crum
Auctioneer Prtptietor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in tate Estate of Susannah (lower, late
of the Township of McGillivray, in
(tie County of Middlesex, married
Woulan, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that .11 persons hating
.•sires against the said estate are to file the same,
duty ver 'ed. with Albert Gower, Beratet r fl.,
out., one of the Executor of the la -t a int :.o.. to,.+•
e vent of the •aid deceased, on or before the
20th Day of November, 1909
.wd that after the said date the Executors will die.
vailtote the a.—o-t. amongst the parties entitle.)
,tereto. hating regard only to the claims of which
n otice ah..11 then have been re eite,l; and that the
Ea e•uton will not he liable for the assets so diatribe
alto! to any. perwne of whose claim notice shall 11•4
'nave been received as aforesaid.
Dated at the Township of Metre' it ray, this 47th
st.t,y of s toner, Vett
ALBERT Gowtot, Brinaley P. 0., Ont , and
]IAUOAKET IIF.+11.11N. Exeter P. 0., Ont., Rae.
ro tion,
W. Mt DIARMID, Lucan. Ont.,
ploliaitors for the Mao -eters,
Notice to Creditors
of WILLIAM 11. SANDO, of the
City of Chicago, in the State of Illi-
t)ois(fortncrly of the Township of
Stephen, in the County of I1nrotlt
Dispatcher. an Insolvet.t.
In the matter clan Art respecting Assignments
and Preferen-e.. by In,nlvent Persona, R.N.O. (1.97)
woad amending Acts, and in the natter of the F<'at••
of Use shote named insolvent,
1(OTII F. is hereby given that the above tushed
insolvent has male an Assignment under the shove
4ct,, of all his Estate Rights, Credits and Meets to
11tnry Ed: er, Esq.. M T.P., ot ('reditor, Ont., for
the reneral benefit of the Creditor' of the ►aid In•
solvent.
A mettinv of h4 creditors will be held at the Ones
01' (be said assignee at Crediton. Ontario. on
Tuesday, the 20th Day of October, I909
la ! ddo. k p.m., to receive a statement of affairs.
to 'appoint Insperton and to fix the remuneration of
the said Inspectors and of the Assignee. and for the
ardeling of the affairs of the Estate generally.
Crediton are rc•:,uired to file their claims with the
Meld Assignee, a.• ompanlet by the proof* and par•
Headers thereof as required by the said Arte, on or
boorr the date rf said meeting
And Notre is further given that after the lith
slay d January, A.11.1910. the Assignee will proceed
to distribute the assets of the !neon ent amongst the
parties entitled thereto haying regard onlr to the
.&aims of which notice shall then hate been received,
and that he will not be liable for the *seta, or
.*ay part thereof, so distributed to any person sr
,teeadns of whose claim he shall not then hese had
notice.
Dated at Fatter, the Fourteenth day M Oct Iwr,l>/))
DICKSON & CARLINo,
Solrs. for Assignee.
Learn Dressmaking at Exeter
We teach everything from plainest
shirtwaist t 1 the most elaborate toii-
e•tte, incl-ldutg coats, ekirte, waists,
t'I-Appers, sleeves, children's dresses,
Ike. No accomplishment you can ac-
quire will prove to you of such every
dtl• kfe long value as a knowledge of
•lrresutaking.
Con:.ider what yon will he Whir' to
'save by being able to stake your own
fljr,.rwents, better and cheaper, so why
-attend your time in a shop sewing on
hooks and eyes which you know all
*bout before, and even after do not
learn to cut out a dress.
You can conte and try for a few
days and see for yotreelf, what it's
like. As there is nothing to he paid in
'demote, you certainly would not lose
-
inything by trying.
Thousands of ren Is have been taught
:(t this way within the peat eight
:-toss', and all recommended it very
4ifghly. Charge of fill rower. is only
610.01. to be paid when through. if
ertti,Hed, including .the of the most
perfect titling tailor systema. which
wee teach how to use free. Daytime,
Iltours P a. 111 to 5 p. tn. An evening
blares will also be taught. in this class
vie will teach ,hirtwaiete, sleeves,
dressing tracks and rhildren'e drev.es
Charge for thi't course. $5.0u. includ
Ong the Ideal Tailor System. Boars 7
'Lo 1) o'clock.
We will teach at Exeter from Noy,
11th to 1`):h. Ail tx•i•hing to try or for
fur( het parti-ttlar• should call at the
Central hotel on Sunday, Nov. IOth,
P,etwen 10 O'rinek :a. M. and S p m.
MiSS STEWART,
Inetruetress in i)re, mektu,g
SAMPLE BOTTLE CURED HER. DASIIWOOD
0' Eczema ,o,t lie( Bandy
N', are always glad of an opportunity
to send a sample bottl • of D. D. D. Pro-
serlpttoe.. to 611 eczema sufferer, because
we are sure 0 will stop the awful. tor-
turing Itch at once and start the pat-
ient on the road to recovery. But no
r:e expects the uece.sartiv slnati
yl, bottle to complete the cure.
rhat is what 0 did. however. for Ma 1 -
am Mathilda Iloudreau, of Am:terns,
MagJalen Islands. Writing un June 111
last she ea4s,—
'1 was suffe'Lrg with eczeula 0.1 102
hands for about three nt tnths la'lie,t I
started usl:rg 0. D. D Prescription,& .1
after I used a sample bottle I was c .-
tirely cured. 1 recommend D. D. D. to
anybody suffering wills pith' disease."
D. D. D. directly attacks the germs in
the skin which, cause eczensa—kills them
—relieves the torturing itch at once,
and restores the skin to a healthy con-
dition.
leor Free sample bottle of D. D. D.
1'.escrlption write to the D. D. D. Lab-
oratory. Department E. A., 23 Jordan
`•tt., Toronto.
For sale by all druggists.
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ZION
Death of Thom is (Hero.—The pioneer
settlers of this district are fast being
numbered among the dead. This week
It become:, our sad duty tp record the
death of another of our oldest and most
respected residents hr the person of
Mfr, Thomas Hera, who pissed to his
reward Monday, October _' nth. It may
be said that deceased was one of tine
sturdy and stalwart Wren of the town
aft:p and scarcely knew what a day".
sickness meant until the past summer,
and even then at times he was quite
vntart and able to be out around un-
til a short time previous to his death.
which was brought about by the infirm -
Mee of old age. The deceased was a
native of England. being born al Ray-
town, Devonshire, and together with his
wife, who was formerly arias Eliza-
beth Manning. came to Canada 59 years
ago. first settling to London. where he
was engaged for a time on the rail-
road. A whorl time after his arrival.
however, he moved with Ole wife to the
Tawnattlp of Osborne. where to n nga ted
in farming, and by his industr 31% ha.
0:ts, he amassed considerable of this
world's goods, made a comfortaole resale
for himself and fatnile. where t, _ on-
tlnued to reside up to the time of his
death. in religion he was a Methodist
and in politics a Conservative. 115
wife predeceased hint 48 years. Then
he married the widow of the late James
Stephens. Of the first family there
Survive six sone and one daughter. Wm
of Hanitota, Man., Henry, Phillip, Thos.,
John of Usborne, James of Exeter. and
Mrs. Garbett of Osborne. Of the second
family there survive. George of Bien-
, :ard. Lizzie and Mary :at hone. Mr's
Cherie., Johns of Osborne. Fred of Wey
burn, Sask.. Walter of .Joderieh. Mrs.
Janes Beer of Exeter is the only sur
giving 'slater. The funeral took p:acc
from the late resider ee to Zto 1 cen"-
tery on •)••t. 24. six sons rotting as
0111 be,•,•r:1. Thr• sympathy of the
••)nano 41':: is extended to the bereaved.
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FARQUHAR
(Too late for last week.)
'Ir. Win. 11- ty lost a valuable horse
Mont Inflammation on Sunday. He had
heel offered $230 for it a week prty-
. • t e.—Mr. Jo!u1 Tucker hoe been on
-Lick list but Is now on the' , tend.—
t:t:hued Passmore has returned from the
t\'n't anis specks in ;lowing t.'rntt of
tt country.—Mr. Paul Madge •Las also
• • rued from hl's t our of the N'este'•n
.+ea and can relate many intareeting
s• „les of his sights Iii that vast court -
.—Our new store keeper. Mr. Camp -
ham got fairly settled dox•1 to bus
to t.ow, and Mr. Johns an:l fondly
ice moved to Ellnnvll:e.—The I:t rs't.lw
• revert here last week was falci! well
- seeded
-- WI NCI I ELSEA
`S'. W. G. Meld and wife returned on
Welles ail ly of Fast week, after spend
i to a few daye with the fornter's tatter
at Klnburn --Mr. Geo. Stacey and wife
returned to Toronto Wednesday, atter
spending a few days with Mrs. A.
t'tntm.—Mr. Simon A. Miller ani wife
pont Sunday at Andrew Turnbull'&. —
'1-. Paul 1.. Dolt lett Tuesday morning
f London where he has accepted a
p,1lt'at with the F'lavelle Cl).—Mr, C.
le - and wife •pent Sunday at W. N'.
K"rr'q.—On Saturday while returning
:runt St. Marys Alpert Catton had the
ml.,fortune to ecp-desire 3 runaway In
•whfc't 011 buggy was damages ron,td-
'bly.—On Monday evening when return
'at from the tea at Whalen air. Albert
a trew was run Into ani hie buggy
upset, the occupants being dragged In
•ae overturned top for some distance.
when the horse stopping the orcupanta
t )t out. but before the horse r'ould he
-aught It had started on again. and
when at Isat captured the rig was gr"a'-
ir dam)ged. The occupant's reeelv••d .t
•.0:ober of bruises.
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LUCAN NAN 11011RED.
4.14/4.14141.1444,
N'nt. Dunlap of Lurtn wa, brought
) the county Jail at London on Atoriday
o:
Constable Reith to serve a sentence
three month's with hard labor for
)hblint Dennis Marllhargy of Luran of
Ali. On Thursday the two rnen were
• ,;ether and Dunlap In an excess of
,endlir,e„ put his ares around the
atter and while doing so deftly ab-
stracted a roll of bills tram his pocket%
tf 1 'argot Boon realized his logs. floe -
wer. and within fifteen nttnutes Do -
ip hal bee:, arreated. Ninety-one do. -
sr, were found oe Dutrlip when he was
treated, but hr was abt' t.) account for
r:ery cent of It. ,and 0 was feared, that
•t'oten money would not be located.
:t it ftnelly Constable Ileitis doeermlr,ed
make a thorough search. amt at last
a •ugly hidden In the too of each boot
• t. au Id a roll of bills. mule) tallied
• •!y vetth Martihargey'e description
e lost money. Dunlap appeared be-
• e 3lulre Smith of A1111 Crate. Minn -
lay .snd was isentencad to three n:)' -
t
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTORIA
111.01(ENSHIRE, DASHMOOD CON1'ET•
Et. YNCILE. Deeds Wills, Yottg•ges and an
ts
Legal Ducuests cserfuily and promptly pnp.rsd
(aargeu moderate. tomer of karriege lactase&
The last day of October coming on
Saturday night this year those feeling
disposed to show what they could do
in the way of such usual pranks ae are
generally performed on such occasions
took the liberty to go about their very
annoying tricks on Saturday night,
and as no one was expecting it they
were not at all prepared to cope with
the mischief -makers, hence many a
garden was pilfered by some old stray
cow, who perhaps thought the removal
of the gate meant liberty on her part
and who, no doubt, enjoyed the con-
tents of the garden fully as much as
did the lads who had removed the
gates. Some people, however, have a
very erroneous idea about Hollowe'en
and seem to think that anything done
on that night is perfectly right and
within the limits of the law, but such
is not the case, and it would only re-
quire a few cases of the perpetration
being brought before a J. P. and being
subjected to a fine before they would
find out that no more liberty was
their'& on Hollowe'en night than on
any other occasion, and we would ur-
gently advise those who suffered any
loss on Saturday night by the removal
of their garden gates to find out if pos-
sible who the guilty parties are, and
then give then) a taste of British law.
It's the only way to teach some people
the way to respect the rights of oth-
ers. --Rev. A. D. Gischler of Zurich
will occupy the pulpit in the Evangeli-
cal Church next Sunday morning.—
Mrs. John Orill of Owasso visited
among relatives in this community a
few days the latter part of last week,
and on Monday morning left with her
sister, Mre. Oestreicher, to visit their
brother, Mr. J. Kellerman, in the hos-
pital at London. --Mr. J. K. Goetz was
in London on Monday. --The Y. P. A.
ot this place sent a beautiful boquet to
Rev. L. K. Eidt's family. who, we are
sorry to say, are all ill at present.
They are being looked after by Mr.
Eidt's mother, of Berlin, and Mrs.
Eidt's sister, Mrs. Walker, of Milver-
ton.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edighoffer
and diaster Lloyd visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Buswell of Exeter nn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Nadiger are in Pt -es -
ton this week on a visit to their daugh
ter. Mrs Wn. Henderson.
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have sold and are selling n great
many high -clans pianos—and Almay.'
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
(''ustomei'S 1r+ 'hr ettunK"St
guarantee of the with et the
above assert ion.
Our pianos today are the hest that
the piano -makers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different from the
Above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some 0 toes, trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see 'ie and he convinced
that what we say we live up to.
S.MARTIN&SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Eulporium'
Tbeyer, noted for the quality of their goods.
Has the reputation of being the lest pra,tieal
training school in Canada. Thorough coarses
have produced reesulta. Ruainess men say one
graduates are the best and they apply to its for
office help. Our graduates wc• e«t as none other
Three departments
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
Enter at once Write no . for Cott free ata
1 vile.
I). A. McLACHLAN
Principal.
Don't Donkey with that
Collgh. Take
Howey's
WhitePice& Tar
Sold only at llowey'e Drug Store
in 25c l.ottles.
Hunters and
Trappers
WILL O!T TNa
Best Market Price.
Honest Treatment.
Correct Assortment.
Quick Returns.
by shipping their
Raw Furs and Skins
r0
REVILLON FRERES
.-.. ere,
the old reliable Firm of the
Pur Trade.
114 and 1)4 .'1cfl)l !t float M.
Ask fete our Free 1904.1910 Pries List.
wit PAT "STRESS CRAIG'S.
Mari ted. -011 N•edncaday of last week
Mrl
,er T. Hklunipp anmasa Awifae
By
i:era were pronounced man and wife by
Rev. A. D. Gischler of Zurich eat the
Evangelic..l church o: this place In the
presence of over two ltuttdred Invited
guests. T'te reception was held at the
home of the bride's slater, airs. Clarence
Kellerntann. Supper was served from
5.31) to 10 o'clock. after which the ev-
ening was Spent in the usual manner.
Tire beautiful attay of present• showed
Cie esteem and respect In which the
young couple are held In this cpntmun-
tty. They start In lite with the best
wishes of all their friends. May their
Journey ever life's uncertain sea be one
of peace and continued happiness. They
will reside in this village.
(Too late for last week.)
We are cattet upon to record lite
elet:th of Mrs. Stephan, whi. h sad event
eccu :ed o;: the morning of Sunday, 17
ot October, at the honie of her daugh-
ter, Airs. John Rhode, with whom nhe
La I bcelt living fur sometime. She had
lived out the allotted spin of Ofe, hav-
lttg passed the three -score and ten
years. She was always a faithful ad-
herent of the Lutheran church of !tris
place and was butted under lta rites the
following Tuesday. Iley. Thun offir:vt -
hMg. She leaves a grown up family of
two eons and two daughters. One dough
ter and her husband died some years
ago. The faintly t,avc our sincere eym-
palhy.
Antottg (,rose who spent the holiday
here we noticed—Mr. and Mrs. Sint
Ireland of otratford, J. Broderick and
3. Miller of London, D. McGill and wife
and Jae. Iilasett of London, Mise Vio-
let Graybeil of Durham, J. W Graybeil
of Zurich, Misses Lillian and Theo.11art-
letb and Messrs. J. Oestreicher and Mil-
ton Pfaff of the London Normal, 0.Gray
bell of Arkona, E. Welthn of Stet fa.
GREEN WAY.
NIrs. Fina Young visited her friend,
airs. Jos. Hickey on Wednesday.— Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Pollock of Corbett spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. Villa Young.
•—qtr. and Aire. Robt. English were in
London Saturday.—Mtaa Mae Wilson.
Mrs. R. W. Russell and babe visited
friends in Parkhill a couple days of
last week.—Mlas Mabel Hord spent Sat-
urday evening at Mr. W. J. Cliffs's. The
Women's Institute will hold their next
monthly meeting al the home of Mrs.
S. Webb, Jr., Corbett. on Tuesday. Nov.
9th. Everyone is requested to bring a
small. Inexpensive Christmas Gift. —
Mrs. Robert MeLlitchey spent a pleas-
ant day with Mre, Fina Young Tuesday.
The W. M. S. had a very successful
sewing beL- at Mre. C. If. Wilson's on
Thursday afternoon.
Trouble never tries to dod3e people
who are looking for it.
LONDON. ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident and Mail Courses
Catalogue,' Free
J. W. Westervelt, J. W. Westervelt, Jr.. C.A..
Principal. Viet•Prinupal.
NEW
Proizion Store
Having purchased the Provision busi-
ness of Mr. John Eldt, and moved the
ate( k to the premlees opposite the tel -
phone office i ant prepared to accept
your orders lit the Ilrt' of General Pro -
Visions.
FLOUR. FEED, STOCK FOOD,
SEEDS, GRAINS. ETC. ETC.
Tr. ' very best ♦;rade• of f: t it ttways
1
'IW,di drt'•vered to a::Y ptr• )' t. town
vitt' your patron.tge and e)acit a
call from you
TgI,F 1 llt)NE 01 F'I('F..
WM. RIVERS
$962
G11 One year ago, Mr. Gen.
Wakeman was coining
about $100 per year as
farm laborer. Sow be is
earning at the rate of 806'2
per year.
Sit month. training at our Rust-
nes* Collette made tee d1Qerenee.
V wt. it a good investment + Hs
think. so. His alit"! is New 0,.
41, Yon.(,, cast,
jjjiii i
Foot Cour•".
121 PREPARATORY
m
COMMERCIAL
L�10 STENOGRAPHY
TILEORbPIiY
Enter any time. Individual le•
ruction.
Write for putkuhara
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Clinton Business College
RrArSF41. ♦RpIr-duri
GEO. BPOTTON, PIIUICiPAL
CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
ERA OFFICE. TORONTO ESTARLISNED IN/
B. WALLER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,0
ALIT JDER LAIRD, General Manger Reserve Fund, - 6,000,
1 I 1
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT ALL BRANCHES
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold, and money transferred by
telegraph or letter.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of Canada and in foreign countries. t
FOREIGN BUSINESS. Cheques and drafts on the United States,
Great Britain and other foreign countries bought and sold. 123
$zeter Branch—G,
W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Orediton
Unlimited Quantity of
Apples Wanted
at the
Advanced Price
AT
Exeter Canning Factory
S. M. SANDERS, Manager
The Grate Pulls
Right Out
THAT is one of the
many bright features
found in the
IMPERIAL
OXFORD RANGE
EASILY CHANGED for
coal or wood in short no-
tice— gee our stock be-
fore you buy—you will be
interested in our fine ells -
play and moderate prices.
For sale by W. J. HEAMAN
Purchased Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the blacksmith property
and business of MR. A. E. PYM, near the Town
Hall, I am prepared to do a l l kinds of Black-
smith Work for the General Public. and respect-
fully solicit the patronage of all the Old Cus-
tomers of the Shop, and many New Ones. I
believe we can give you entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell
4,410410430-3.416-26,060-3
Wedding Gifts
Int your Wedding Gift be adtnired, as it carries your heart
iest wishes for hone joys. it Beed not be expensive to he in gond
taste. Our qualities are the hest and prices the lowest.
Cut Glass
Our Cut Glass is of
the flneetcutting and
perfect white crystal
Silver
Our Silver Dept, is
is brim full of nice
goods,dainty designs
A. Marchand
Jeweler and Optician --- Exeter, Ontario
CeeferdOC
The Molsons Bank
incorporated 18.55
Capital (paid up)
Rest Fund -
$3,500,000
- 83,500,000
Has 88 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
it GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINCB BANK DEPARTMENT
at 311 Bran• -be,. interest allowed at highest curie nt tate.
- EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
D10[aoa & CARLiNG, Solicitors. N. D. I1URDON, Yiuipr.
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