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HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTEi
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THIRTY-THIRD YEAR -NO 1681
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3Oth, 1905,
JOHN WHITS
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T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
LRV LTROU�IIINO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to make all our own Troughs
and can give you firstclass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T. H AW K I NS & SON
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Mme. ' Stock
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevators
" Prices satisfactory. Bring in
your grain and load home
with feed.
GOBBLEDIGK
ALFter. Centralia.
your'*
may
Igg p' WE'RE
(I`sp
to p r SUIT
t.r. •
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61.;1?t':. SELLERS
faetu:
for ov..
du
hsa
which
good.'
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u are Suit buyers. We make the
you wear them out. We make
as well as we can, so that they
sot wear out soo.le.r than theyou
•, Because. if they do, you'll
go somewhere else for your
Suit. And no one could blame
1 So much money ought to buy
.,ch Suit worth. And Suit worth
hionableness of fabric sty
le It -finish -looks - dressyness -
3ngth of service.
good a place as there is within
to get all this and not pay too
is W. Johns.
We have been appointed sell
ing agents for the Regina Precis.
sion Watches. We have a com-
plete stock of them. Anyone
contemplating purchasing a
watch will make no mistake by
calling on us. We wilt explain
the fine quality of this celebrated
watch,
RINGS
We have reason to be proud of
:gant Black and Blue our fine stock of rings. We have
e nes is
A, ; Suitings fo
and $i
• JOHNI
lutur.
hx,d
r $15.Oo th fi t d play in this county
fail to tempt anyone, future On the strength .of this
statement the officials
The Durham Cement C
Locals.
0 Boy Wanted. -To learn tailoring.
Apply to W. W. Taman.
Mise Jennie Quancc' vii•:ted in Ail -
sI Creis a few days this week.
Mrs. Holloway, of Clinton, i3 vis-
iting her daughter. jttrs. It. N. Rowe.
Mrs. John Ilawkshaw and Miss
Jean Hackshaw• are visiting rela-
tives in London.
Mr. 11. Spacktuan this week pur-
chased Dr. Rollins' cafe and moved
it to his stone on Tuesday.
The fellowship tweeting in the
Main street church will be '1 ell next
Sunday morning at 10.15.
Rev. Godwin k assisting Rev. .1.
W. Andrews with the Evan;elist.io
services at Centralia this week.
Geo. Harlon end family. who have
been in the Northwest, have return-
ed Flo Exeter and will ,risks their
home bete. Mr. Marton Inas leased
his farm on shares.
Messrs. 1'euhale and ford, who
have been. in elle Northwest during
the past .summer, Jutve returned .to
Exeter for the winter. They have
taken up land in the w-cstt and will
return in the 'Trip;.
At the second annual At Home of
the undergraduates in medicine of
the University of Toronto held tel
Friday of hast week, Miss Nin- Carl-
in; assisted in .t he program b! ren-
derir. a solo. Miss Carling is a
promising pupil of Mr. Schoch.
The Miller day an Exeter woman.
while making a social call on ono of
her friends. overheard her frost dell
one of the children. who was break-
ing some eggs laid in !rye ozone days,
to put them away, oo they; 'could be
sold to ono of the stores. \Vo afton
wondered how the ,teres managed
to got "fresh" eggs.
Sale of Work. -The 'public is invit-
ed to a sale of work in •the Trivil,t
Memorial School Hall. on Wednes-
day. Dec. Gt h, from 4 to •l0 •p. m.
There will be on title a v-nioty of
rancy +and useful articles and ad as-
sortment of bread, cakes, creast etc.
Refreshments will be served. Ad-
mission 10 cent's.
The Ladies' Aid of Main street
church met on Tuesday afternoon
at the commodious residence of Mrs.
T. Handford. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather a goodly
number assembled, and a very pleas-
ant meeting was held. Mrs. Johns,
the president. was in the choir :end
at the conclusion of the special busi-
ness, a dainty lunch pas served by
the presiding hostess.
Mr. Archie Hicks sends the fol-
lowing to his father, Mr. Stephen
Hicks. and ,gives an idea of the _suc-
cess those In the Northwest have had
this year "\V. L. Fh;chcr,PofI lr Creek
Ranch, has just completed tfrr ting,
We think the threshers rep i.n-
terestinz therefore we public .-
Oats, 90(10 bushels, 85 bushels.
s • Marley, 3000 bushels. 42
acre, 44 lbs.:
bushels to the acre, 54 lbs. to the
bushel: Spring wheat, 900 bushels.
40 bushels to eIre acre,"66lbs. to the
bushel; rye, 500 bushels. 30 bushels
to the acre." Sunny Alberta.
Stockholders Are Being Asked to Give the
Proposed Removal Considerable Thought
In Exeter and vicinity there oro
:t considerable number of stockhol-
ders in the Durham Cement Com-
pany, and the proposed removal of
the plant from Durham Ives caused
a stir apron; those leers holding
stock and also throughout the whole
Dominion. A few years ago a pro-
moter for the company came to Exe-
ter and the immediate vicinity, as-
suring he people that looney invest-
ed in this enterprise would firing
larger dividends than anything heing
promoted at that ttimc. ile spoke
of the vast quantities of marl; to be
socuted at Durham and that the
supply was ueexhaustible or that it
would last for at least fifty years.
Wi'.h this ;larin; assurance and the
pne•spectsof sharing in the largo div•
idcrds to bo paid, he succeeded in sc-
curing upwards of $ 100,000 from this
vicinity. Tho mill was built and the
company capitalized at a million of
dollars, of which one-fourth, or
$250,000 was appropriated by the pro-
moters. This was Looked upon by
the shareholders as a huge swindle.
but upon an explanation by Mr. Cow -
ham the "natter was allowed :to raft.
The construction work went on
and what was supposed to no the
best marl cement mill in America,
was put in operation. about 1,000
barrels a day being its capacity. The
mill was in debt when it: was com-
pleted and this had to bo paid out
of the earnings. The destruction of
a portion of the plant by lightning,
inexperience of the w•otkmen,
and other causes made the mill a
profitless concent for a couple of
years. The news of +this state of af-
fairs was spread broadcast, and the
tact that dividends were not forth-
coming. caused the Stock to go down
to 16c on the dollar. This year the
mill has been a honey maker. At
the beginning of 1905 there was an
indebtedaeas of about $140,000 which
}las been gradually reduced to *30.000
shoving that a large amount of
business was done.
Now is where ttho shoo vi•nohes• It
is stetted that in face of this pros-
perity the majority of the Board of
Directors have a resolution on their
hocks to move .the mill elsewhere.
On this .natter WC have interviewed
Mr. Joseph Cobbledick, of Exeter,
Vise -President -'of The awnfinny. He
tells us that Supt. 1•'arr, of the com-
pany, a man who has had consider-
able experience in cement enter-
prises, at a meeting of the Ito•rrd
some time este, advised that body
that the supply of marl
la almost exhausted but
ptight•po•wsibly last (two years long-
er. Mr. Farr stated •that \Vilder's
Take, which was supposed to con-
tain an inexhaustible supply wvas
almost cleaned out, and displayed to
tire hoard a chart of the lake show-
ing where tes(M were made and
where the dredge had worked. In
some places the snarl showed up
(cool, but in other places n vegetable
deposit was found, which took as
touch (ucl to purify as the clear
marl. FI10111 ale Ic-Sts mode by hien
and his experience, Mr. Farr cLaimeAl
• able to give the
and at prices so low which do not Hoard any roseate prospects for the
5.00.
he was un
The"'`."-- Merchant
drain en th
decided that
A. MARCHAND statement
facto as statedby Mr, i••arr
be true, it would t,e wise (0 took of -
Tailor Watchmaker, Jeweler. Optician. ter a new location, and experts were
P. S. -Our holiday catalogue is now out to work to make 'testi in other
tests wore made,
'Ile ,l Mad ,.....-.
heart and ne"e"pr t Real Estate
In all throe yrs
Nerve NI! will
over the tar range Limited.
Oct,. write•;
bl
,
heart
lieu &-
d"e to "c' a I ndas St. London
Ilrart and "' ou a form t hat you want
to c"n'in"e d" .,'•rit ofer our terns or sel-
thry are the Ir fly: -We have (he most
building "1"' net11orl of advortieain; and
u• this ata: operty in Canada. Do you
sufferer.." buy a farm or bestrews
Price54)cent in any part of (Walled
dl dealers or our lint. We have some
Toronto Ont.
Many AND TRUNK
UN-
tiny System
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We -y r.
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than 1hr) I.:INGh,l',
'Iccpl,- ale
draocioa •4oittz I)ceenll•rr 9:h. to 1).'c-
1# and they re other Int h.
then. IA
With In, ming until Mond lv Ilccenstl'r
bsve "far 1901.
closely rot I
that wh' annual winlrr fair 4 ante.
leo. a cscellcut rxbihiti �f 1. ler
goes nomen w • etc•
Do no: f al to t,ce it.
FAIR, 1:1'1:L1'11.
tett line+ to Guelph leis Gr sn01
k from all direction.•.
-e tick(•ts (tons
J. J. KNIGHT.
t Exeter.
Depot ticket agent,
J. i). McDONALP
st K"' Uistrlt.t passenger agent. Toronto.
O♦fi•TQ =`•
a uses _s1M Inti iw AM1
et
ready. Anyone wishing one kindly loo.tlhtiem. TI'c•se
drop us a post card and we will be the marl analyzed by the Company's
pleased to mail you one. chemist, but no delimits,. not ion ay to
a removal was taken.
a+_min After 1he trews .1►ad become pub•
A CANADIAN CONCERN tic 11aa` 'Ire l;;nmprtny tni;irt al els('
whets, owing to ilhc surged lack of
snarl, the council of Durham and
others interested, took it upon them-
selves' to investigate Alle matter, and
sent out a comp illy to make Iror-
tnzs. They wore refused an auger
belonging to the company. but never-
theless secured another one and went
on nith their investigations, with
such results that everyone, in Dur-
ham is convinced that the works are
teensy :►ccest of a sufficient quanti-
That Concerns Canadians.
THE EMPIR
Accident & Surety Clmpiny
BRAD OFFiCR.-Temple Building
London. Ontario.
ty of the raw nnalcnal of excellent
Ac
ident and Sickness lllslll'• quality to keep the mill runninj for
ance and Guarantee ,,,,vrtiol t0 conic.
BOfl(lln ►. An Exeter stockholder in an in -
he � tcn•iew n•!AI-dill g the wetter
sail�- he w:as averse to the removal of the
No Better Proposition Any plant and cspresccd'.hintself that
noit about ? 00.-
OINI and t43uld 1V.t (le' moved and it
A C,f1113111t111 LOII^,cl'll• I would INC a Ovicidal act to locate
W.JOHNS,tipter. -.erne outer pilub2 vtatcd tlxtt
fluent. �AVYLI • f ' i'"rc' i• n IM►sibility of 'lac plant I r,
1t: the .ptt•sellt Hone oil •1 p'yin;
basis and some person or person; •1r^
During Recent Months lendeavoring deprecate the v+ante
and proalpe ct' of the plant. w kill a
Ti E of totenr '1111' official•, lit or-
'tomethin; roust be wrong. "The
W11('1't'. slant Ito . 1 ht
(d,
(or at I(ttst it would be intended to
',save that inference) ,and could be
purchased for a .;mall percentage of
its original Caul,' and would pave
the way for s.onte clog .to secure the
plant at a small figure and continue
the manufaoturo of cement, and
prrsto, there would be marl in abun-
dance. Ili+ reasoning in the matter
should be given a ;rent deal of con-
eidrral.ion. Newspaper reports from
Durham are emphatic in statin; that
there is an abundaanco of marl, not-
withstanding t),o esscr:ions of Mr.
Farr, and a telephone message from
or of the Directors states that he
confirms the newspaper reports.
The stockholders here, sellout we
terve interviewed are unanimous in
(•xtresint their intention of hold-
ing their stock and emphatically ob-
ject to )laving the plant moved.
They claim the price quoted for
the stock is ry low that they in-
tend hanging on Ito their holding
preferiny to Lase all than
to sell at a sacrifice, and even
though the report of a scarci-
ty of marl .bo true. which they do
not believe, figure 'that tho divi-
dends on t heir investment in two
years should be more than the pre-
sent figure quoted for stock.
The directors of (the company are:
Gilbert McKechnie, Durham; A. F.
Maclaren, M. P. 'Stratford ; b. G.
McKay, Woodstock ; Joseph Cob-
bledick, Exeter; Valentine Ratz, M.
P., Parkhill: J. T. Cline, Stratford
and J. W. Soott. Listowel. The
number of shareholders is about
1800.
Mr. Cobbledick inlensls leaving to-
morrow for Durham to attend a
meet in, of the board of directors to
be held next Monday. It is his in-
tention t0 ;0 into the matter
thoroughly, make borings himself,
as he feels cotrfident there 'is an
abundance of marl left.
To the Editor of the Exeter Tina's.
Dear Sir.-Itegarding the Durham
mill (National Portland Gement Co.)
I wish to say, I nm not in favor of
moving the plant, as long ne it has
sufficient marl around Durham. \\'e
the directors, were told by our man -
a Ser that there was not sufficient
pearl in \Vilder's lake to last the
trill more than :two years after this
season. \Ve then instructed our hest
men to make a thorough search
around Durham to ascertain if there
:IS more marl to be ,sot. Their
port came. before :the Directors in
writing and is still on ,filo to the ef-
fect that 1 here was not any deposits
of marl in paying quantities after
we got through with \Vildcrs lake.
With tide report lying on our table
ee passed a resolution as follows:
Whereas it has been shown that the
marl supply is .ni'arly rxhaltsical 330
(Mein it in d he best interests of the
Nalionol Portland Cement Co. to
search for ,31re Lind a suitable lo-
cation for the cement pliant where
sufficient raw material cin he
found." i o0 will understand that
oar of our dircotors is a worthy
citizen of Durham end was very
much displeased \.it1' this report and
wben it became known in Durham
the town council (.111 honor to 'them/
did right. They appointed a com-
mittee to invest i�zate for marl, and
w\ ^ ,rr^ 1 old by I his committer) that
t11('rc is marl 111 :abundance to Le hal
to keep the mill runniu; for a life-
time. and by the ways 1 am person-
ally very glad there i= mart in
e, . •1
abundance, hecau.c it has into ave
the value of my stock in the com-
pany to the extent of $8,000.
The first riirectors meeting the'
I attended was about ono year azo.
You w\ ill remetnher 1 took the
The anniversary services of the
Main street Methodist church will
1>e• held on Sunday Dec. 3rd. The.
cervices will be conduoted by itev.
A. I.. Russell, M. A., 1.. L. 11., an cx-
prccidcnt of the London Conference.
C. .1. rink, tenor soloist, of Askin
street Methodist church. LondM1,
will aid the choir in the service of
son;. A mass meeting of children
parents and friends of the Sunday
school will be held in !the :audience
room .at 2.45 .p. tn. Addresses will be
riven by Rev. Russell, Selo by C. .1.
Pink and reading by Mrs. Rhea Scott
Vernon.
it is beginning to look as though
the G. T. It. is anticipating the C.
P. R, to build its dir." through stere./
The other dray Ilse Division Freight.
agent of the 0. T. it. interviewed
e Bros. relative to a switch
Harvey
to their mill. Harvey Mos., had of-
ten spoken to the G. T. iI. otticials
it -eliding the matter but nothing.
he Growing Vkd
fl
Wood6r!oI roioo tor JDv6:
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, 0
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos.
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest
Just Whtnk
Of the difference in profits In raisin bushels of wheat on $10
raising 40 bushels of wheat on $10 tan , and 30 bushels of oats
and 100 bushels of oats on CO land. Along the various lines of
Pacific Railway, such yields as 100 bushels of oats, and 10 bush.
and 00 bushels of barley per acre are frequently obtained. All
that well ?
If not, Why not go Where You Ca
Its easy to own a farm, tha first crop pays for it. Write or c
Pickard who is thoroughly posted on the situation. It may 1»(
you. We have spent the whole of this secson travelling throu
and have made a number of very desirable selections of farm tan
aee now offering for sale at C. P. R. prices.
We give Speculators 0 years in which to pay for lands.
Settlers 10 years In which to pay for lands.
R. E. PICKARD,
General Selling Agent for C. P. R. Lands.
Office at Residence,
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CUT - R ATE
FURNITURE �
Having our Immense Show Rooms packed:
and up-to-date furniture in every line, and in o
room for some large shipments of goods now oat
have decided to open the fall trade with a su
Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all intendin
to come and examine our goods and compare o
fore placing their orders, as we intend cutting
every article in our store lower than we have eve
to do before. So don't fail to take advantage of 1
to buy furniture at prices never before known in 1
place of 1)r. Malloy after' his dcat11.1 more than a passing nolo- vac -11v-
The debt on the plant 33 is then en their request. however, now the:
.out art
a
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l
not willing Id n ..,c i
�NO,fH10 and the bank w ou 1 C. T. R. r �
supply us any more oath to zo on switch provided the •town will pro -
with 11e work without further se-� wide the right of way. The •
ma •er
emits. so my install It 1011 ceremony
consisted in my signing with the rest
of the directors our personal note*
to the extent of $30,000. This was
a hard dose but it had to be done
to save the mitt from the auction -
eves hammer. Now one ,yeir 1, t
zone and i can confidently say that
1. ..1
ha, !wen referred 4o the Councl
is being looked tile.
At the service in the Epworth
Learns. East evening, the tette, which
'vas a ntission•ary (.ne, woe taken by
the W. M. 8. of .1:amen street church.
Papers were riven ; y Mrs. Spsack-
1 man and Mrs. (Dr,) Anderson, a sol(
every tnan on .the board has done hitt wvas sung by Mr•. Cobbledick, alar
duty to the company, and this lsa+ a s^lection by Serer lethal, \Irr
resulted in 1hr feet tbst wwc only o\ce Mani le read -1n interest in letter
the ball' 1311,tM:rt instead of $140,11110 from Mi•'•a \V1zi , nt .lap an, nn•l -1
:end Iii plant has been kept up in number of items were given from (1113
tiro' class cotldilion, trerides sots'• im- X% .11!..11 Tower. Mrs. twerp, the
provetur, t that bare been added ..1111 1„ •,i dent, look chane •afl'r the
hes for, of which you have not ot'rnit►z ^xeroises I.y Mrs. Godwin. A
heard, and 1 have no hesitance t p0grey wo'c of "Ianaks to those t:ak-
•
sayin; that with plenty or snarl to in; part closed very proal ilab'r
keep rolo2, 11113 present nsan<t.zcnacnt meet ;oz.
can pay overs stockholder a hand- Stanhov-Mchinzhtin-A verY prel-
some dividend next year. 1 .ee stock t wedeln: was celebrated at St.
is quo;cd at 10 cents osl ti ' dollar, y
1 wish to say 1 ran fin,' 1111)'r' for Alban's prol13ttrnl Cat )edr.al, Kert-
or•', Ont ., on Thur'd sy, Nov. ire h,
by Rev. Arthur A. Adapt•, when Ol-
lie, )-onnre+t daughter of >ir. an 1
Mrs. J1-hn McLaughlin, of Exeter,
w:aa married 10 .13mes Alfre•l titan-
- l..y, of Winnl11'Z. Mr, and Mrs.
\V001)11AM Stns:!'y eft for .their borne inlmed-
lat^.ly after 117e ceremony and will
-- rc>c^ :• tee Shctbroka Airco!, Win
Doe's forret t1.e ,hot fowl Now CitRg, i pen their airiest a reception
was given them by their friend'.
Many lifts were presented the younz
couple, amour which 3315 a hotel -
some china cabinet by the fellow cm -
r31 t,
c who
l.o
ployct of Mr. titan. ).
responsible po'ifion with Leslie (s,t'o.
furniture manufaeturcrs, The 10011
ww.')I' Ind eon r• 1 t till i ions of the
1•:c^ler peopte go forth to .c•1r. :.nd
it very low. ?1r.•. Stanley. the latter havinr been
Mr'. John M' -t 1' Y. of \\'hien, born and oared here, and was •Jwa)•'
spent Sunday v. it h 1.: r si• :erg Mrs. ore of 1 h' hi 'My ,respected young I 1 •
A. Gunning. die' of our town.
ROWE & ATKINS
The Leading House Furnishers ar.d Funeral dir
School concert friday night.
Fred Pen hale, of Clinton, spout
Sunday in town.
Mr. Harrison, of Ailsa Craig, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Mrs. D. Russell spent Sunday vis-
iting relatives at Prospect Bill.
Mist May Wood deft Wednesday
morning to visit friends irr Londoa.
Mr. John Wood e;hipped• a carload
of cattle to (the old country Tuesday.
Mr. Eli Snell left on Monday for
Forest where he has recur •d (1 pa'i-
tion.
• 'Mand Harness, who ..=pent the pas(
month visiting friends in Pert Hope
returned home this week.
Fred Gould, of 8eaforth, who was
here attending the wedding of his
sister, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Pete Robinson and son. of
Forest, who visited Mr. Gould for
few days returned home on Wednes-
day- 1.
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Mrs. \V. .1. White :sn•l daughter
zhtcr
Olire, of Ottawa, were the !west., of
Mrs. John White the forepart of
t he week.
itewv
der to protect lttemselvel. to move it. if the pallors v. ill communecat(4
to cosine otbc r toci1k•n. In • that with me.
%. ill (1tc enorrrroui inicrest1 at J. COnitLI•:IltcK
Durham would be a11n0(t vtluelesj, lix13lcr. Nov. 27110, 1905.
TORONTO, ONT. GRAND DENT)
COR. YONOE It ALEXANDER STS Owing to the overflow of coot' \•:
:u•) ut:nblc to truhlish 11.• poetry in
nr•mary of Mos. Rhoda tirade, who
dr d on Nov. 12th. Tar. poem is Melt
v. r:. Vitt < !rd 1Ie 41411lw)r, Mrs. .13ne
Taylor. d4Fervrs credit for the oble
a
maw �inwhiehit is . ;Mien, up.
Mt -. NI. Gill has .Leola n oetnenl
Iound,a1l and cellar under Lor
rest urant.
t
HAP received TKN, FlrrtotS. Twl-:N•
TY AND EVEN FIFTY TIMES A9
many calls for stenographers,
bookkeepers. etc., s.i it had stud-
ents gr. , UwtI1KdriaKtheFAme
months Some of the salaries of-
fered were from $11) a month to
$1, 1O per annum. T1118 CLEARLY
INDICATES TIIK BENT ((('1i0(11, FOR
YOt'NO MEN AND WOMEN TO PAT-
RONIZE, Enter now. Handsome
catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
11iwe no equal as a prompt null
positive cute for tick h'•a•taci" , 111-
lirntstoss. constipation, pain in the
side, aHyl all liver troubles. Cat let's
I.it1le I.irer Pills. Try them.
night, i) c. 4114 Foscrybaty
et !come.
'.1 -s Nellie Soila13r Fptat part of
1 e t neck rieitir.Y fr."nyl' in $teat-
ford.
Mr. amt Mr'. Tho'.. Johm•lone
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