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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1879-1-16, Page 4oIsonm Bank. 3BY SOT 05' x',aiefi,SAaalalvx, 185¢. 000,00.0: Reit, t$400;000.. OFFICE MONTREAL. SON, Esq., - . president, loins WOBimm. Ytea•Fros., Trott,, Vioo-Pres Sun Mutu'l Ins' Oo Alacphersou.Senator, pptherd, Pres Ottawa River N'avlg Co Nelson, M P P, Miles 'Williams, 88110011'rgollta$, Esq.,' . Cushier.. Tox, Esq., . • - inst,eotor.. 'xeter Braur:•kx. T C. BREWER MANAGER. LOANS TO FARMERS. advanced to farmers on easy terms, =their romissory notes with oue or more good (n- rs. No mortgage required an security. SAVINGS /3ANIC D7'PAIiTAIENT 5 per caret, interest alloweri on deposers. -old and currency drafts bought andsold. Steri" Exchange bought and sold, gllectious made in all parts of the Dominion, d returns promptly remitted at lowest rates of change - Exeter, au gust 15011 1878. 8-m Ids h +re1eq + arms. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1879 THE LOCAL LEADERSHIP. Contrary to general expectation Mr, W. R. Meredith, member for London, has been appointed to the leadership of the opposition in the Local Legislat- ure, rendered vacant by the elevation of the Hon. M. C. Cameron to the Bench, The election of Mr. Meridit.h to this honorable and responsible posi- tion by his fellow members, will, wr feel convinced, met pith the unquali- fied approval of the Opposition through- out the Province. 13e is at once e shrew!). .cud observant politician, and in respect of his capacity to legislate, has on more than one occasion shown him- self to he fully abreast of the times. He is earnest anll painstaking in the per- formiLsace of any duty he undertakes, and will exercise his talents for the benefit of the country, instead of allow- ing, their natural scope to be circurn- ecrihed by tie necessities or opportuni- ties of party. Added to these good qualities; be is amazingly popular as well on the Ministerial as Oil the Oppo- sition side of toe House. He has al•. ways been a consistent opponent nJ the G tvertllnent, but has never allowed his opposition to degenerate into taotiou3 nage, Courteous but effective in debate, _ j11 in argument, the has `wo11 5 y to ilia uigih esteotn of all the merits, and w)aa fairly hope that hie liable nature wiI1'iitcvtrh p induce iu toning down the beat of P,4118 at d attracting present Minis- teria;ts to the delightful shades of op- hosii,u. OP,hbIflTG OF THE LEGISLA- TURE. hie coee _to the public "fairly, and e the electors ought to accept his „OOP - went', gtatp-menta and upon„ thein judge Dir, MOwatle Government. Mr. Bethune also poinsed out that the .people. were .aroused to the nedessity of enforcing economy iu the administration of the country and declared hie intention of introducing a measure which'the Gov ernmeut shouldhave taken in hand to reduce the indemnity of members from $800 k $450 per session, He further- more advocated' reducing the number of tete ; Chaplain, Brother Halls; TrFae members in the Florone. `).'hie ',vas nisi, Brother Hunter; Secretory, Bra then Gillespie; Gate.keeper, Brother rather unfortunate for him, for Mr. Cooper, Sr.; Ceres, Hies Margaret Ho - Lauder thereupon showed from the Lean ; Pomona,: Miss Burns ; Flora, journals of the House that Mr. Bethune Mrs. James Cooper ; Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs.Jemes MuLean ; Doeniu• find voted for the addition of six mono- ion Delegate, Brother MolVordie ; Es• hers four years ago. .But as with ecutive Coe :ntittee, Brothers MeMor. many others, Mr. Bethune has seen' die, Kitchen and Charters. the folly of the course he pursued on that and several oocasians, and has repented ; he sees that the people are. paving attention to the doings of the Government, and 11e is not inclined to accept any of the responsibility attaoh- ittg to their bad Government and make A sacrifice of himself to electoral inoig- ,aition for the sake of leen who are unfitted for the positions they occupy. Straws show which way the wind blows. \Ve advise Reformers to read the ad- dress from the Throne, and to ask themselves is this what they expected of the men they placed in power and from whom they expected better things. Treneurer'is. Report stated that t o load been received4uriug tlleyoar $ O1; 29 ; there" wee paid out $00 79 ;'leay. ing a balance on hand of $97.53. Resolved that the Secretary canitnuni- cate with l,+',. W. Clark, of Guelphs and. endeavor to get him tooonie and leo- tur.e within the bounds of the division, say at Seaforthl, Heueall and Usberne. The election of officers for 1879 remit - ed as follows : Master, Samuel Smillie; Overseer, Brother Plummer; Lecturer, Brother McMordie ; Steward, Brother Glints; AsnistantSteward,l3rother Char.. County.. Ott Weduesday, the 8th inst., while 1Ir. J. Inwood, of Clinton, was working et a "sticker" in Scott's Bending Fite - airy, he was 80 unfortunate as LO have the second finger of his left hand out clean off. On Sunday morni►;g, when Mr. W; Weir, of the Bayfield road, went out to attend to his stock, he was astonished to find that one of his cows had died during the night from no .apparent or known cause. Oue day last week while a, couple of won -lea -Were driving around Clinton. they drove over a s)nalbentter, in which was seated a eheld of Mr. W. H. Rams- ford,, fortunately the child escaped un, inj tired. The annual meeting of the members of the South Huron' Agricultural 86c` ciety, for tya.election ol•''Directorg and the transaction of other nsittnsa; vas held at i?llaifer'a Hotel, Kippen, yester. day. he roof of R. J. Cook's hotel stable, Blyth, fell in on Friday hist, front the weight of now upon it. One haree' cites badly hurt. and three cutters smashed to pieces. For+tioately there was no person in ,the stables at the time. 1Ir: Helm,,wiho hes helm the position of Chief Accountant in the Consolidated The fourth ar_*d lest session of the Bank at Seaforth, for the past two gears, has preset P.iLr}i�q�eut of Ontario opened position lathen h e�head office in Montreal.In Toronto,ou'hureday last. The r 1Ir. Brown, the former teller, succeeds speech from the ItNene, published in Mr, Helm as Chief Aceonet:Lnt here. another oolumn,is a verX lengthy affair, 'tinOampbetl, late Inspector, who has It is eery verbose, but on reading it, been performing. the duties of Manager ono fails to find even one treat reform here since Mr. Hays' retirement, has been appointed to the management of foreshadowed;. Terere is nor. ng in it the Tironto Rooney, anti Mr. Green, of to critici,w. When it ie remeh.bered Wingharn, has been appointed Manager that loot. Blake said at Aurora,, that. a of the Seaforth agency. Reform F arty which could find ,nothing Many of put' readers wili 'learn with to reform was eiatitled no longer to the regret of the death of Mrs. Margaret lsatne, and that the leaders of the party Fowler, which (lecture'I:et the residence hal ).}oder] have at ail times asserted that a thous• of Mr. Wm. Rum 1, C ch, on January Orli. Alrtt Fowler was a end andone things ge in the country tar Ywaive of tt o County P armana , Ire- . needed reforming, it seems incredible land, and carne to this conntry 34 years that mien an insignificant documentago, residing the whole of that time in can have emanated from a profeesedl}' G('derich Township and Colborne, Ref am party, until recently, when elle removed to Gnderich. (At the • . time of her death The debate on the address was ren- she was 1:18 Years of age and durir: dered interesting only by one (y two her long re"iilence in this neighborhood circumstances, natively, that the new "ole enjoyed the respect of all who knew leader of the 0ttpositien spoke in reply her' to it, ata that the honorable . nicinber The anneal meeting of the members fur Stormont, Mr. Bethune, has Been of the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held in Seaforth a few fit to pose in the same tantalizing and days since. On coconut of the snow half threatening attitude towards Mr. hlt.ckei;de there was it very sauttl,, Wotan• Albert Aikenhead, of Brumfield, a young lad, while assisting his brother at a threshing the lest day of the year, met with an accident which might have reaulted very seriously. While engaged' in driving the horse power" his foot' ,lipped into the machine, but by promptly stopping the !newel his leg was saved from being badly crushed. As it was be escapedwith a slight injury to the foot, receiving, 'however, rather a bad tear on the calf of tbe leg. We learn that 11e is improving favorably. On the evening of the Otb, the new Mayor of Wing ham, acconipa5.ied with Thomas Bell, Esq., one of the newly elected Councilmen, and Messrs. Elliot and Palb'.t, the new School Ti ustees, entertained Andrew Green, Esq", to au oyster spread, on the occasion of his re'noval as manager of the 0ouholidated. )lank there to a better position, as manager at beaforth. About fifty of the leading business tneu also repaired to show their appreciation of their w"n•bty friend, Mr. Green, and to testify at the same time their great regret at losing him, and also to congratulate bite on his promotion. About five o'clock on the morning of Friday, Jau. 8rd, Mies Campbell, who carries nn dressmaking near Kingston street, Goderioh, was whitened by a noise in her bedroom. Upon looking iip...she beheld the stalwart form of what t -t 1f areuily ass a man at her bed Side, somethkg gleamed brightly in his hand, wllatile.r. a . pistol or knife She cannot say, lilt he painied it at bet repeatedly se he stood on guard, while an iteeum,plice swelled, the -horse, turning out the contents of trutel,s and td.rewers in prowie,enous+heaps upon the .floor'.. For two Mortal hours did Miss C. keep her e3-t;tf °fixed upon this robber fiend, afraid to nail her father, who is an old than; lest the intruder ehonlil dijIatdh her n,eel then her father. Wueit a fearful two lin nI'S those meet hiawe been to the terrified girl, and her presence of mind inns"calling out, "ns in all prdbahility, e, means of saving her life. N:pf" a word 'was epolten by any one... -1 he aocomplioe meat cited the bed„•tinder the ticks and nutter the pillows, occupied by Miss Campbell, and although the terror of a dozen deaths mast have thrilled her, she nttered not a word. They found nothing valuable. A very strong travelling trunk resisted all their efforts to open, and in this there was a stun of money belonging to a friend. This wits left to the last, and ' it being about six o'clock 'the robbers > were afraid to use much vio• lance to open it ; the n601110ra ).might become aroueecL. ' As will be remember. ed it was a very stormy morning and no one saw the wonikl-be robbers leave, although parties were at work in Stnrtly's bakery adjoining. Upon ex- amination it was found that entrance was gained by a.winilow, a pane of glees was removed a d,the hand } t through', auks telling the sash inside. The snow drifted so ,ouch it was impassible to frllnw the miscreants. ' Miss Camp• be 11 had ttclten the precaution to pat what little money she had Italic_ ..t:he bank. Of all the mann, despicable at. tempts at robbery,, this is about the muse centelaptible, es well bootless, we ever heard of. The;,CO1UItY Council. The County Council of Fluron for 1879 will,'be compo ed of the following Mowat that attracted so ranch attention dance. , The annual ret ort of the Reeves awl Deputy Reeves to iiia the last two aeeepons.. r Direetnrs was refid„nod:.adhpted. The Seeforthl.-.D: D. Wilson. following offcer's were apnointed :- Tuokeremitll,-David :Walker. Bethunethuue 8eetuti to evince a desire .to.l,ramps Kerr, 11d1Clllup, i'resideert; ee Ju1►n Hannah. ' leave the perty with which he hiss been ,fatties, Broadfodrt; jr., Tnekertsmith, Stephen.--S.'Hegeirth, BJ'toi g identified, and which 'he hartVice-PCcildient. The retiring Directors „ C. Nilber; tlns',ear were"those' for anliett. , . Tftt+'I s -° r - eonard ;given much valuable tteiei;atrallce to, and V bore e. L hunter. to throw himself into the anus 0f the following were appointed foo .tlutt••town": 1,,('--Lxeter.-llxrdv, ., ship :-Jahn Britton, Johii1fiet iilan," Hay.--Dr;'i3nchat a1 ,Opposition. Hae referenoe'to Senator srhos.'binon, JeliteMoir}filrt%'Caiid George ''J.13;If.alb1et,eh. lefoP11ersyu`s attacks 012 the Local Wwtt. The annual report 'thawed the " Stiiriie .=�'1'honms Sim fate. 4juverntnee t .and the ttesur nee that affairs of illei't` "-) i`il to i iu w itlost " y Cr. t r . a 1 3' Genrae C,aet1.►, .ho people were not (Repotted to diamine aatfdfaotory position. , Brlytield.---W. W. fr et►nor. diose clhargpi attd Hirci+► tiai(le hist The Pirie -i, Albert Meador) Grange Gudelle"' 'Vivi. -,41 T. Gamow. wit11 t< sneer as wo- 't t npettta dote Klupetti ('%r • ngb , li u glee. , ,.'.) ,;, , -2, IV, ,"3, !Boat !et- Patti/1110gc . stn rot. p, f.! • ,.. .. ,. ",; �' . . �,.. i�� � _ ...:�, i � , , �. A. <. 11.eltor, ,l,t: 'rirt sty. tl±d�• ;i;� 051,►.,• .�u�p +'ratelt Kp�lil.,�,�? ! �'�. + '`p ierstrei t9rta(4e" k r. M frit feel ¢1t trPirlg• ,. se h t dire fn'l ►tIf mit f ... ' . ?etretrdpreeent, . t et rt Iv.. 'it Dios i Jr eoe eruf.artable end called Perth a r .. ,. ,- 1/ it . e t , r atrt�,i. �lv5nvi�ltw,iCt:rO�farty,I,untla , l�rp,)Cpi�:,r,�C�'hllpi.q,.,�l{inTts;IlltAw�q�eti+le�iaiiA�l'r1A�'t�(, *Otte r'esiertl)Dt to hi• t poeoh war a tacit or E nlrsu.tvills, a'landY and Colborne. n. Jewell, toad wl en a )nt the ante on,...well, t F g i t d. 11ie 8ear.ett►� p 1 p rr,(w tt,r1>wt 1110 L1ett tMr; tt(i, utt►tetd, Penitent' i`rir, , ', ry rind- " w`1'• letittiela , ;t �� de crlptiot tails. My object iju Kriitisi ehfield a; Robert Webster. 1, ' Robert Hemiltc n. eat Wawaeoeh.-Charles Qirvin, " Edwin Gat►ut. oast Wawanosh.-(Tarries Patter. „ Robert 'Cusp. Blyth.-- lViu, Clegg, Wingeene-1.)r. McDonald. Turnbery.-S. Bleck, ,t Jas. Hemline. Wroxeter. -A. L. Gibsou. Huwiolt,-Jello Keine. e,. B. S. Conk, '' David. Weir.. Grey. --Thos. �ta(traehan.. tt Alex. t7lemmon. Morris. -G. ,Forsythe. e, F, Brussels.---Jnl)n Leckie. ' McKillop.-Tihornas L. Hays. Chidley. 1e D.111'eozies. The townships of ,Usbor:ne and l 11'1cKiilop being divided into wards, tli� Deputy Reeves are elected by the re spective councils. General News. ... The mon belonging to the' Midlant Railroad, Euglend, expresses a deter urination to hold out against tli demands of the Company. A Paris dispatch .says sixty young then having quitted tbe dietriot o Thant., in Alsace, to avoid the ocenecrip tion, have been sentenced by default t pay a fine Of 12,000 marks, of to 20I days' imprisoument,and seizure of thei. property to the amount of the fine. The New York Herald's Indianapoli special Bays the leading Deinotu ate 0 the Indinua Legi:,leture, on Weduesdu hast, endorsed, Tilden as their choir for the Presidential nomninetiou in 1880 and pronour ced the financial que,tti<'i a dead issue. • A prominent. engiueer of Ciocinni;t has made a coutract with French calci tenets to build a rail -6116d from Jeru8a lent to Jaffee, in the Holy Laud. Th toad is to be narrow gauge and fust miles long. Work is .to be„nn at at early day. The New York Harold's Belfas Special says that at Coleraine, Ireland Gen. Grant entered thg t pot; receive an addreeta and reepotfdeil.; At. Belles the reception was ed �rttordinary., Th milts stopped work the workmen stood out in the rain by theneaf ils, the`Mayol and Couuoih welctued Greet, and to publics lulichet'n was at a hick the Romeu Catholic 13.i lion..of •ilia aliocese. was g•Lven the ,iv.t. q,G.hoi�i or. General Grant's visit to Irdlttnd bee aroused pal ty:rvnied',li'eligiousw feialing- Oue infleenmatory tippaal cull's. upon irish men to welcome ...Grant sea the great Orange Repnblicnr', .ivlio.}latl shot dead sixty' rapists wteo 'a telii.1'tl'cl to stop an Orai ge preeeeeioia :on-. Broad- way. It is believed if Grant ha(iQgoue to Cork a riot w31tltThave occurred. A terrible explosion occurred, on Tuesday last, at the Pennsylvania Coal .Cumpauy'a shaft, No. -4•:. Peter Daley, mining boss, was burned terribly. Pet►•tek • Leftns was severely injured. 'Che rest of the gang were in a separate chaivber•and escaped. The head house was .orally dismantled. It' will take two weeks to get the shaft in working order. An Evan,iville, Ind.:,. divpatch of the 911i inst., says :-" Jim Porter, a re- mrarkalble negro dwarf, who died in' the poor-honee on Monday, and left his bialy to the Medical College for scion-, title purposes, was partly dissected to- day. .His bead measured in circum. fel euce 254• inches,` the disproportion being all in the back of the head. This. measurement is .from- 24 to 8 niches larger than ordinary heads. His neck was short and thick, with a gallon and a half swallowing capacity. Prom the (Tillie s t the oint of his 'u er o h p tipg shoulder was 24 inches ; from the bottom of the foot to the. middle of the knee -cap was.. 12 in01)es ; and from there to the hip -bone another 12 inches. His liver was -just ,t%vice as large as the ordinary,. atsd hie entire length .was 4 feet 4 inches ; his trunk was the usual length. His thigh -bone, usually the largest bone in the hnnittn -body, was no larger than a. man's hand. There was a full attendance of all city physic. ictus at the d►syectien, and all regarded the specimen as "'the meet reintukable they ever saw." Fat Mail Made Happy. -Loses 611bs. Prattville, 441a., July 20th, 1878. Boietn Mhiiititr+ia Co:, - ]iuffr►lo '"N. Y,: Gentlemen -About three months ago. 1 c•emmenaed ,ring your Anti -Fat," at which time my -weight wag 219 pounds, 11wv'•fY{ll g•yriiit (lrrebftioul 04146111Y,` 1 have.sticceeded it) reducing my weight to' 1;8,ponnds. This ie,all• very satis. ritty'(itnrl p#tttlip'Aiii' , i'i t'je at previous to my conemencilg the use .Of..your me ilii;ine, had 'purchased tiro edits of �e •91,th0s aka h&j -?lItiee, '";fc' . l di6 , 'a.. i e9it. the a"rfl. 0:61 m �'�. y Itirless.to nee naris.;' When 1 pe one off my ooxtsi on, my frienfie te�l!l ale "stflep1.1e, JANVABY 16, 1870 'Exchange Bank Canada. READ OFFICES MONTREAL: Gap/teepee/ up, 01,000,000, • DIRECTORS ; M. 13, GAUP T, President. THOMAS (:AV1(RI3ILL, Vice President. A, W. OGILVI1!E, M.P.P., Ta Ii ORE FINN THOS. TIEPIN, tLX 3UNr'IN, JAMES f IiATHi;RN, C. R. MURRAY. - • - Oashier. .,,11301tc» BURNS, - - - Inspector .17,,ceter 13:x anc;l: , • GENERAL' BANKING BUSINESS TRAN•. SACT ED. Money loaned, to. farmers on their owh notes with goodlendorsers. Drafts issued 08 Iv OW York, SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. 5 per cent, interest,allowed ,d'ttdeposits of ort oiler and upwards. OFF(OP E0W1S-prom 10 to 3; fro lflf to 1 on Saturdays, W, A. HASTINGS, Manager. Exotor,Auaust 21ud,1878. 51-1v. iy to ascertain whether you have no*, in cofl)JCetiutl with your Inildicine busi- ness, an establishment where your pat - roue, similarly sit naiad, could exchange 1 these 0801.088 garineu.ts for °there that would fit. I think you truant to have e something of the l i id, as it wun&d be an inducement for many to use the Anti -Fat, who now objaat to toting it, f in consequence (Jt the 1eess they would - sustain in throwing a:•itle+ leelnal)13 gnr- tilents. .ittat tarn this 1)3Alter over in ryour mind. A " 0 0-11 i; 'a'xch tugs ie what you want in couueetiun wi.h your Anti -Fitt business. Yours truly, GEORGE BOYD'. h j BIRTHS. e Boxrnnor.-0n the 30th alt, the wife of Ur,, Robert Boothron, RoC ger rine, of a dough- , Baooxs. Til (Ironton', on the 31st into the wife of Mr. John Brooks, of a daughter, RES. --In Grauton, on the 1st Inst., the wife of Mr. Andrew Ilea, of a soli. - $ANSBURN.-In Grauton, on the 2nd int., the 2 wife of 11r. Wsn, Sanr•burn, of a daughter. MAlI!U (1ES. MoKio sxs: ]17.vrs.-On the 10th inst.., byRev. l G. A. Mitchell, B. A., 1'Ir, Murdoch Me- Ketlzie, to Miss Elizabeth Davis, both of ( Exeter - 1 WASlin>rltx-Bei at s -•alt the parsonage Exe- I ter, on the 8tll hist., bylIev. E. J. Robin- son, incumbent of Christ church, Mr. Al- len Washburn. to 'AIISs Isabella Brl'ans.. both of Usborne. ter-_ OUSE TO LET en the and Con - Y c'esion, Stephan, containing 1 roans e gaol censor, €;"od wolf o r; the prP.eni6„er, will without garden, For t(rehps a"pih' t19 • ',1ILLTAM ISA XVI II. •arid Con., Stephen, Centralia, 1'., (, NOT] CL. An persons having a. curate' against the .late Mrs. ILobt.1 •,gz,ntl,heto(ci}ship of Stephen, i:tre- quested to nrAsent oho satu1 to eitherraa ec Whit- lock or 1) e v iO 1 egg, by tite Hutu lust, ISI.0.0 WEllmovie.- tEaceoutors, 1)a,Tltt Wife-, 1 Dated Jan 15, 187:) FOR SALE. The Thorough•brocl imported Baca noise, "G.U.T REPOBT)LR," Onesunt Stallion, 8 ,e -are, by Golossns, dam by Loxingeon. Well b 7ol eu to harness, would be valuable in' the stud. "Galt Reporter's" perfor- mances en tile turf are to(' weltjrnown to need mentdon_hete,he beinga winner at all distances, Apply to Dn. HTJTOHINSON, ilxeter. NOTICE. The Council of tb0Com,t of Sarna w311 meat 3n the Court Room, in tllo 7 own of Godeineh, on 1 TII.ISDAY, the '18111 INS'rAN T- 1 'WEE ADAMMMSON, Godesieh, Jan. 9th,.1870. 0:". Clerk. • DISSULUTION of PARTNERSHIP The 00-nartnersh p between the undersigned as Merchants here, under the name, style and 11 to of "Harwood des Flank!,.," was this clay dis- solved by mutual consent. H. HARWOOD. A. H.FLE,IIING. llor,sall, Amon Co., Nov.13, 1878. pt H. CADDY, .BILARRISTE1 & ATTORNEY - At Law, Solicitor, ,kc. Office, Famon's Block Exeter. !TEtvEa White Co.,:. (successors to G. B. Smith) Mr. Dune= Henderson sof the wholesale firm. of (0.13• Sanitb and Henderson, Torouto) is ndw In the European markets beyi.eg our retail spring stock for St. Marys es violins our wholesale stock for Toronto. Our wholesale -firm is sending us goods 'now at lees than manufacturers' prices because they are maaino a grand wholesale sweeping clearing sale before stocktaking, and. therefore our custo ,era got Lien• gocds the same as if they were buying direct from 0 wholesale house. A large shipment of goods to hand this.' week. Newl'rosh Goode arriytug almost every day, a living stream pouring in and pouring out: all the tune. Goods rot.;iled wt wholesale poles* book st them, see them and handlo them. The 'price telpllsica, and We , eveeryire dcustomer is not afratd to toll the otettniu;A to sell! sell R soli et It must be done and it will be done. See ottr Canadian Tweeds at 35, 4a and 45c and One that is chow a: 75c. at sec.pet yard which hila! all �e� i,pospioit " Twlllnd Gray Flannels for 15c, 3d, .F dtoa, {,Plitimels.f0r 13) ,per yard' lost tinsai Abe, maken�prico. • Nice plainsed fancy !wool! Godd`s' froto 8, 0, 5134 and tile. utt. 1'iotli+ng•to beat iiIho r' • in the Market,. Alt woo heavy French Oa,b ; ei and Malawi", splendid slue. ter 75c.,'no7j e Wteeoe eJ et pricharthat aiitenisa every an. w11:1' goes tisem. 4 .2"10 W5:10:10, .y for . q50.,. t orf' 0(11 tih,' ,►ttY down f e oma t h..a, tint) srtl, etine}ly ori .at Mantle „nd telt steno 6>ytsniht>ty,t1 bleep r.i�t,1,(Iultu,pr��o Atheltay and rrt¢kyl t#,.ri`ie,>6!i•t'r'out`vl�.:. f7sU': Il(la►rtr, tutu aaatt! • • (art lroiu a##s npnl[kof,.. 'SIM' ., «d, 'felt t •• : , q. e. . !g'tt'rf l f/t Tf ife1.va .• i1.,.t o€ -t � , - . iRdbtte or. ib .J 'f # 1 4111ilt