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WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES,
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COME E O'ER THE MOONLIT SLA.;
Duet.
IR•i•'e 10 cents each,'Send postpaid ou'reoeipt
of prier`, 11>{o in knelt •" eensse•e Musical Cate-
ct:i,nt" Mice Lt cents, Cz,'rny's tat i'olocity
Exorcises, ,t'tn dar,l every,vher•+ a3 a ruems n
aequiriti•' delicacy and rapidity in mooring
Nettle not in stock snppiied to order.
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Bookseller Main Street, Fxeter, Out,
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THURSDAY, .j.PR1L 99, 1680.
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LOCAL NEWS,
The To tate Belt i'o.,, Marshall, Mitt.,
win at•n,l their celobratcd I Iertrn-Voltaic 13 elts to
the alUictt!d Upon 30 rtn,ls trial. Speedy cures
guaranteed. files (neap what they sal, Write
to theist without delay.
Land salt for sato at Bissett Bros.
PElttir's Sanative oil heals Wounds, Sore
Shoulders anti Scratches in horses and cattle -
at the Dominion Laberatory, sign of the •Gold-
en Mortar.
Laud salt for sale at Bissett Brae,
PEBns's Cough CPowder •cures the Epizootic
•argil all Congii and Colds in Mortes -at the DO -
minion Laburatcry. Sign of eke Gulden Mor-
tar. •
CwAU'rr•.u", of Heiman. has just received
a large gnautiity of Bay of Quiote seed bar-
ley. Farmers should. not fail to see it before
purchasing elsewhere.
land salt for stile at Bissett Bros.
Pura:Ts' Horse. and Cattle:feeder makes solid
fat and solid flesh faster than any other in the
market -at the Dominion Labaratory, Exeter.
Sign of the Golden Mortar, •
TEE early gardener is et work
Tics wtfeeter still continues, cold,
'THERE has been rain every Sunday in April.
T. 0. 0. F. -On Sunday afternoon last, the
anniversary of Oddfellowship, a sermon was
preached to the members of the Exeter lodge
b� tho Bev A. !, Hartley, in the Presbyterian
4hnech.
EABLt.-On Sunday last the family of Mr.
S. Buckingham, of Exeter, enjoyed erste treat
at this season of !the year, which was no less
than a rhubarb pie, in adelfrom the plant grown
in Mr. B's garden this spring.
SEvEAE STOnli -On Monday noon last, an
exceedingly severe storm swept over this lo-
cality. It was accompanied by hail and rain,
The damage in Exeter was very slight, lint
other places did not escape as well.
'.fits RAUEs.-The Exeter Driving Park As-
sociation intend holding their spring meeting
on the let and 2nd of July, on the old track.
1i1,000 will be offered iu prizes. The Exeter
meetings have become known as among the
best iu the Province, and every year witnesssus
a keen competition, The course is said to be
the best half -mile track to Canada.
Bon as AND Co0NTEnl?Eie.-There is no gen-
nine Hop Bitters made or sold. in Canada, ex-
cept by Hop Bitters ;if't'g Co., of Toronto,Ont.,
nor can there be, for the sole and exclusive
right to 1148 the name Hop Bittern is secured
to said Company by the laws of Canada, by two
regi4tere4 trade marks, and it is a heavy pen-
alty for any one to use the name Hop Bitters
or Make or sell anything pretending to be like
St. Druggists and consumers should remem-
ber this and spurn all spurious iujnrions stuff
made by others or elsewhere. Hop Bitters is
the purest medicine made.
Tr) CovNTT OoNsTAsiLEs.-The following cir-
cular has been issued from the office of the
Provincial Secretary; -"Provincial Secretary's
office, March 8th, 1880. Sir, -with regard to
services rendered in connection with, the ad-
ministration ofcriminal justice by police. of°
Beers or constables who are pia for their ser -
vine, ons of the municipal or other fund, I am
el{%ected by :the Son. the Provincial Secretary
'to advise you that iu tntnre no claims render-
ed by such officers or constables, or such ser-
vice shall be admitted against the Government,
or paid out of the consolidated revenue, unless
the officers ei sn nstabIes have been specially
1'fApIOyed to perforin the services:by directions
form the department of the Hon, the Attorney-
' (general, I have etc., Matrix' Terme, for the
Seeretary,"
Cotiucte litnETiaro.--Tile .Council mart ptir-
suaut to arljartrurnent 221 tho Market Howie on
r, Lit 23rd, TheBeevtl and Councillors i'icleard.
eiliton, and Bissett present, Tile minutes of
ravingse rneettnge and confirmed. Account.
or 7,it1 for rubber eoa.ta'for fire 'brigade were
ord.rerl to he (pairl mi motion of W. Bissett,
accolade(' b,y, ei. 'tauten. A colnwnuieatiou
was retul from Are brigade 1fo. 2, asking five
dollars for eaeh member who had served six
•moi,ths previous to the time of ;payment iu-
stead of the 'fee formerly allowed was road.
Moved by J. Banton, seconded by .j. Plekard,
that the eozntnunioation be laid over until next
meeting of the poured so es to arrive at a
• ettisfaetory arrangement. -Carried, Moved
'by J. PPoltara,'seoondetl byW.l3issett,that the
Courtofltevisitutof the nese+ssment roll fur 1880
be held at the 33:3►rket House, on Friday, May
28th met, at 10 o'olook a. zn.-e-•carried, Moa
•oel by J. Pickard, seconded by W. Bissett, that
this council adjourn until Friday, 14th May,at
7.30 p, zn.
111. 1 ,tcnETT,
Merit.
SotzTn HtrnoN L1cxxsas.--Tho Lioense;Com-
ntissiouers for South Huron have granted shop
and hotel lieeilses for the onrrent year as fol.
lows s--Seaforth,---Hotels-Alex. Davidson, 11,
L. Sharp, James Weir, T. W. Carroll, Thomas
Foster, 1L Carmichael and Thomas Stephens,
Shops -Thomas Kidd,. T. D. Ryan and James
.1Te(,"u81e. Bayfield--Hotels-John Morgan,
Mi•e,.Johustous, (:leas. Slather and Henry Mo-
0aun. Shops -S. Mark% Exeter. -Hotels --
James Oke, Wm. Hawkshaw, Able Wolper,
Thos. Wiles and it. Atkinson. Shops -3.
Farmer, G. A. niaee, Isaac Carling. 'Tucker.
smith. -1 tell -lora. Knox, John Daley, Wm.
Kyle and ?laurel Stong. Shops -G. tts J. Jack-
son. Stanley. -Hotels --1t. J. Turner, John
Joslin, Henry'Seliaffer and Joseph Brenner.
Hay.-Hctets-S, k.airbairn, Rich. Reynolds,
W. R. Hodgins, N. Richert, S. Wolper, Henry
Orth. Shops --e; . T. Jackson, liensall. Ste-
phen.-HeuTy McCann, John Pratt, Dewy
Boeoltenhaucr, Patrick Hall audllickard Stacey
T?sborne.-hotels-James Davis, Adam Haili-
day, N. White and Matthew reltaud. 9Gud-
erioh Township. -Arthur Enos.
Hensall.
Heusail intends celebrating the 24tH of May
by a glass ball tournament, anti Caledonian
games &e. 3150 in prizes will be given. Iu
evening the Heusall Draunatie Club iutaud giv-
ing an entertaiurnent fn Hodgins' Hell. A.
good time may be expected. •
Usborne.
AN OLD FAVORITE CONE. -Mr. Leon-
ard Reuter, of Usbcree, hate ,iiwpesed
of his well-known stallion "Old Coach-
man." He sold him to au American
buyer for the sutn of $600. He was
taken to Pensylvanis. "Old Coacll-
m'an" "wee well-kiown to the frequent-
ers of shows and stock tnen generally.
In his time he was a famous prize-win-
ner, having won more prizes than any
other horse in the Dominion, and has
left as many.goud colts of his °lase as
any other horse that has teavelled in
Huron. He has been well cared for,
and althongh well up in years, he is
titin as frisky as a colt. 'We hope he
malt grove es profitable to his new
owner, as he was to his old one. Dir.
Hueter has owned him since a colt,aud
has made more money out of him than
usually fella to the lot of enure horse
owners.
Stephen.
STORM. -On Monday last this town-
ship was visited by oue of the severest
wind storms that has been experienced
fur some time About noon, the barn
of bar. Samuel Holman, a short dis•
Lance west of the London Road, was
strnck by lightning, aid levelled al-
most to the ground. The roof was car-
ried a considerable distance, and some
of the rafters were sent several rods,
and etrutic on their ends in the mud.
A cow which was near the barn was
sttLudt ou the back by a talliug timber,
and badly injured,theugh uuder veteri-
nary treatment, Mr. Holman hopes
she will live, Fences, tion, and other
trifles were tossed around like play-
things by the sportive elements.
Communications.
10 the Editor of the l'int•es.
Dealt Stn, --On perusing an article
in hest weeks edition of the Tory•re-
fnrtn sheet np-town, anent the late
ball, at. the (doting of the. assemblies,
signed "One who was there." but was
n't, several points etruoll me. 1 wend
ered whether it emanated from the
medical baiter, of roiling eye and fierce
thein, at•sucti vast literary attniutnente,
who was e' wrathy about the printing
tri cog traction with said ball ; or was
it a spc:0ial effort of the dropsical .youth
itith a bunch of yellowbttz'fuz support.
ing eaten angel apl'eidngo, who carries
all him brass jewellery in his fade, and
on whom a cotta of 'the Tuner has such
irritating t. ni' was thearticle
stip it I atrng effeet, r e a t t,le
in gnestieu, the production of the second
edition of that Tory -Reformer, Sir. It
J. Cartwright ; or, sir, was it &'subtle
emanation frrnn the 'massive brain of
that elv, oily Blarney, who lies lilts a
spider in Close_ ,prcn innty to victimize
the "Tearoom -its Abroad and to wbnln
deed- belt tisti) hese therougiiiy unknown;
or. lastly..wes it the result of a 'joint
effort of the wholeOOilncil,-he:of Jetta
preelivitice occupying elle; heart of the
board, while hisspecial office boy vigor•
ausly mopped . his expulsive brow to
Walt Pft1 l.r
keep the perepirationlfrom (1e1oging the
apartment and to stir up his literary
lore; the aforesaid youth of ,dropsical
tendencies at the foot, inspired and ex•
hilirated by sitting nn n envy of the
Tures ; while on either bide sat tbo
seeend edition of the fly'on-the-wheel,
with his cap drawn down over Lis elfin,
and the sleek Blarney,of the oily snails,
with a pipe in the centre of his month,
smiling blandly ab the chieftain ; while
the office devile carry the bulletins
from one to another with alacrity.
After mature deliberation I have con-
cluded that the world is indebted to the
tatter mode for the most brilliant arbi•
ole pnbliahed in the last century. No
aitbgle individual could be deliver-
ed of smell a stnperlduous articleand
survive the effort. In defending the
ladies of Exeter "One who was there"
-but wasn't -oast the vilest eller on
them by stating that they were so pen -
minus and mean as to complain of
feeding a few invited guests. • For the
honor of Exeter, we hone that the
guests who kindly came from a distance,
and who were not dead beats, "One
who was there" -but wasn't -to the
contrary, notwithstanding, will take no
notice of the vile article if by any pos.
ihility they should see it, or attribute
the sentiments there imputed to the la.
dice of Exeter. It is only neeseary to
state that the foreigneeneste were ladies
and gentlemen, and incapable of sneer-
intr at their entertainers. When the
ladies of Exeter wish particularly to in-
sult the invited guests, they will in fn -
tura know enough to apply to "Oue who
was theta" -but was'nt.
I am, sir,
yours truly,
ONE WHo WAS REALLY TERRE.
To the Editor of the Times.
5112, -In the last number of your half-
breed contemporary, a weekly journal
published iu your town, I notice a cum-
wuuicatiou reflecting on the conduct
of a private party given by the ladies
and gentlelneu of the Villal,e en Fri-
day, 9211 inst., under the signature of
"Oue wi.o was there." With any in
tet•nal dissenieons amongst the Exeter
party themuelvee, or with the appear-
auoe of some of them iu "swallow tails"
and lavender, to the disgust of others,
I have nothiug whatever to do; but the
uncalled for remarks of "Oue who was
there" as to the "dead beats" require
a little correction on my part as well
us en the part of others who were pre-
sent on the same kiud of IOVi2atiOu as
myself. It is customary when iesuiug
iuvithti'rns in this part of the country
to state upon the card of iuvitatteu the
sutra required to be oontributed toward
defrayiug•ths espouses of the eveuiug'e
entertaiumeut, but in this inetauce no
snob anuouncement was made. Anil
all outsiders, thyself amottget the nutn-
ber,considered the tuvttetion given gra-
gratuitously, which eveutually proved
to be the case. 1 say, therefore that
it ill becotnes "Oue wlio was there," or
one even whujnioved in a position to re-
trieve au ilivitatiou to be there, to class
myself or any other outsider as a "dead
beat or attempting to sponge our way
at the entertaiumeut wshlie present
uuder a friendly iuvyl:,tiuu to epe,rd
the eveuiug froth uuder the llaude of
thew who were folly authorized to
grant such iuvitatiuus. Aud 1 may
here remark that if "One who was
there" will only show his haud iu his
true colors, the puede at large will at
twee 11erCteve that the parties whom
he tcte les as "deadbeats" are as cull
and tterbeps better utile 14.) pay their
way tuau he ie, and mimes I ant unieh
nttetakeu, tete pereou who rubbed jute
print uuder the abuve ooguoweu did
net tsttty iu the room long euuugh tip.
on the eveniug in question to contri-
bute hut mite towards defraying the ex -
pauses. Allow rue also to bay that 1
tailed to uutice t2uy remarks es to the
rural "get up" of the young ladies of
village, or the leas. 000ariluu for any.
thing Of the kind. Out the euutrary, I
am Certain they compared favorably
with any outsiders preeeut, both as to
"nutfit," urbanity, and decorum, and
evidently during the eveniug were pee-
ees'sed nt better sense and good breed-
ing than to p•trticiptlte in the plebeian
jealous ant•ers" of "One who was there,"
.[21 00(101080)0 allow tee to return
1
Seaforth merchants are advocating
the early closing movement.
The telephone is now used by sever.
al business firms iu Clinton..
Over 00 tramps were accommodated
with lodging in the Dunton loch -sip,
during the mouth of Marc11.
Clinton and Seaforth oricicot clubs
are to have a match in Oliutou on the
24tH of :i:l:eay.
Mr. John Masson bas sold his stal-
lion "'hulk of England" to Mr. James
Flanigan, of Olandobnye, for $1,000.
About half-dozen Clinton boys were
fined $1 each for breaking wiudews,.
destlu•bing the peace, etc,, around the
G. T. R. premises on Sunday.
he Bible Christians of Blyth in.
tend purchasing the house of Mr, 'rhos.
Sensor, in that village, and will fix 'it
up for nee as a ohurch.
The lather of Mr. W. 0. Edwards, Of
Seaforth, has fallen heir to two Million
dollars, through the death of moot in
England. Five brothers of Mr, Ed-
wards get the same amount.
The railing on the north side of the
Queens hotel, Brussels, was brown
down duriug the gale on Monday of
last week. Fortunately no person was
ea the side walk where it fell.
An attempt was tirade to burglarize
the Commercial hotel, ; eafortli, one
night of lest week, but the wonldbe.
robbers were heard before they had
'grained admit tittles.
Mr. Geo, Clarke, of the 4th eon, of
Flatlet , had new potatoes un the 25th
lust. Tbev we o ab' nt the size of a
onmmon egg, The seed was left in' the
grouict last winter, and early iii the
season thea top? Calve thrnegh and were
sotlici,•nlly,leetei•Led to hrevetlt;their
botnt !`rnzt•n d•.wn.
Rt•ctn•ty Mr. _Tt. Thorne, of Blyth,
route apelicaii.,11 to the council for li
c 1180 t" sell liq'e•'r in co niectiotr with
his store, and the cennedi pasted a ro-
mintit,n tee .10'o) teeing that the same
be granted A untidier of the towns-
people. hewevrr. deemed it uece8sary
to get up a p.'iti .21 and presented it to
the License Commissioners asking that
u license shonlel not be granted, aid
when the C0rtniedoneea filet they
r elute. d 20 grain, the lieunnSa.
North Middlesex.
A 2,600 petted steer valued at $100
was brought to the Taub lest week by
Daniel Stewart,'whn iutends shipping
it with some other flue beasts.
One farrnei• in Yarmouth, owns a
lamb with six feet. An"ther in the
same piaee, owner one 181 puuuds at
its birth. •
Hieks & Co.. of London, England,
report b tth beef end mutton at lower
prices tbau the previous weeks. The
snppliee are large;, cattle 4,561, Sheep
2,490.
Rumor Hits it now that Alex. Munro,
one of our Notch Middlesex drovers,
has skipped nut. 'We leave not as yet
heard who the sorrowful ones are.
Our North Middlesex markets may
be called nnmin1l so little coining in.
Holders of wheat, are not likely to re
alise what they pard. Indeed, serious
losses lure feared. Supplies of eggs
and butted coutinue lights and are
wanted.
A drover named John 1). Stewart
was Lately attacked 'eby a large Althea'
bull and had a narrow esettpe. He efts
not seriously injured by the furions
:animal the first °Cargo, and managed
to dodge the second.
Not far frugal McDonald's shed, Cen-
tre McGillivray, the buggy of e, gent
from'Claudebeye was found rolled down
an eulbnnkment into what is called Att.
drew's gully. The horse from Which
it was detached was found some dis-
tance up tee road, and tete disappoint.
ed Mr. and Miss rust the anticipated
tnoonlight"buggy ride. $100 reward is
clow offered for the perpetrators of the
wicked fun.
Dominion.
St. George's Day was generally cele-
brated by gniet reunions.
The N. B. Legislntttre was prorogued
tny.Planks to the aforesaid ladies for onI+"r d:ty, after 2 .]says' ses;lou.
the tna:lniHcent epre'ad pieparedfor the Montreal harbor is beginning to fill
occasion, sud to remind "One who was up with schooners and river steamers.
there;; that if he tell! take the trouble Nathan Smith, a colored .man aged
to ascertain the pro rota of the amonlit 110 years, was buried at Chatham Mast
consumed by the "dead teats" from week.
Lncan 110 02211 (drat` nts me at sight for
the needful. I snake tide propeentiou in
order that should we be fortunate en-
ough to receive a like invitation from
tbeyoung people of your thriving village
at some future tittle, that we may not
be suet et the'entrence to the hall of
eliterteinrnent by that most formidable
of all the village nabobs -the Chief of
Police.
0. STANLEY. "
Lucite, Apt il26th, 1880,
• _.
Haven News'
opened .next year for navigation by
vessels drawing twelve feet of water.
Robert Hewitt, while working in a
building at Orangeville, fell through
the floorof the first flat and was seri-
ously injured.
Welland is to have ft regiatry efliee
costing $4,673. Tile lot. 0p vrlaich itis
to )?e erected cost $1•,4O) The couu-
oil gave $100 to the Hall suffers.
Dov. Father Lacombe, of Wien, ipeg,
Iu
will silently leave Moutrssal with A large unib'r of French Canadians ho ius
11liuton is hiving a uew t3Ytxrliet build• 1 tend to settle in the Not•th-west.
ing. 1 Vaudreuil, Qne., Alnil 24,'-•-A tuata
Ana, 29,1880
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0 11.8f SHOES
Iraviitg puralmeecl the Iinut and Rho+ tr1 ie of
W. Trott, we can now offer to the 1"obilo ono of
the.
)3est and Chea apse Stccks
of ready made work orer offered is Motor. We
would alp,. remind those iv t,at'tof rirf,ltahr.vp,
hnure-made hoots ailrl :+ltnt•Psr tw,•d mu1 PO/Veil,
that WO can supply theta W1t,u what w111 rive sat-
i1itleti0ll. -
1t.'pairing done arlownstrates and satisfaction
Rnantutee t. ('all au t see for ourselves, Don't
forgot the plate- 1iacretts 01004 -
C. EAOI1ETT. 1 It. ABRAHAM.
Itzeter•, February 10; h'eo. (1111,
named Pierre Sat;ttla, about 80 years°,
old, left 110tne iti go, d health vesturdieyr,
morning and was. funnel (toad iu the
woods at 11 o'&och rt. 0).
At Toronto, Jelin Mernoney, a young
man, vee committed at Satnl'(.laV's as-
siiiee to ono year in the Central .i'risnu
for having assaulted and otheriti-o 111 -
used a youug wuluau hauled Mary
Morse.
Nearly $8,000 in cash 1118 been col-
lected for the Holl suffers+. The home-
r eel cues are stowed away principally
in the College buildings, where 1,000
loaves of bread '2nd two barrels of pork
are distributed deity.
The large International Hotel at
Bethany was burned to the ground nn
Friday., A very small portion of the
Furey tire saved. Insured for $9,200
in the Iloyel Insurauco Company:
Cause of fire supposed to be a defective
stovepipe.
Mr. J. B. Anderson liar, left Forest
to sweatiest special evangelistic Cervices
in the town of Galt. Before going be
Wm presented with an address signed
be thirty-six persona who were conver-
ted under his labors.
F. B. McNamee, c'tntraet•or for work
on the Welland casual, took the loss of
that $15,000 oy his be. k-iteeper in a
Pullman car at ilioutreal "philosophi-
cally," and "coolly told flim to charge
it to profit and loss."
• A young nota named Sperling, while
e31gIl1 e(1 lel feeding a grain plusher nn
the farm.cf Mr. Robert Bee, about four
miles from St. Mary's, got Itis hand
caught in the rollers and was (trawl ,pp
to the elbow. Ilia arm carts tit•eaditttly
oruehcd, and outputs ion will be neves•
sexy,
112 Simcoel oil .Saturday evening, the
genet•'tl store, of G. L. Sovoreeu was
entered by burglars, and goods, confab-
ting of clothing, revolvers, jewellery,
bone; and shover antnttntiug to about
5200, were stt.leu. Three tramps are
bus, Wed.
Friday evening an old man named
Olive Toroi to, while as:eeuding the
ladder leead:rig to the loft 0f Cork's
etable, Mount Forest, missed his foot-
ing and fell to the floor, dislocating hie
spine and fracturing a number of hie
Hite. He died Sunday.
At Patmorebon the recent stnrin car -
tied part of the roof off the railway
worltsholts aud landed it on the track,
The top of the cupola on the Methodist
Episcopal Church on 'William street
was blown 10 the sidewalk, smashiug
the plank. •
Great distress exists in the eastern
parts of Nova Scotia, particularly in
Oape.I3reton, owiug to the scarcity of
fodder for cattle. I21 some cases seed
grains are fed to the cattle be keep them
alive, while in others the cattle are
being killed, as the farmers have no-
thing to give them to eat.
,It Is gelid that a fast train on the
Credit Valley Railway will leave Galt
half an hoer after the Grand Trunk;
train leaves, and reach Toronto about
half an hour earlier, ocenpying an.home
and a quarter or an hour and a hell on,
the trip. This change will take ;Macs
about the first of May, when abbe=8 will
be Lad to the Uuiou S4rt•io11 Toron-
to.
A man named 3. T. Xt.:l in, who is
wanted at Sarnia for Weeny of a watc•,h
and suit of clothes, was arrested a ��St-
'1'homae. Saturday evening ley Oli' f of
Felice Fewinge and eonetiliAle Sisson
upon the strength of a telegram from
that. place. Echlin , had the stolen
goods Ltpen his pawn bat bed dispos-
ed of the watch). He is. now in gaol.
at St. Thomas awoiti:ng the arrival of
°filters front Samoa. .
A brutal affair took place in an east-
ern pert•ien of London East slew even-
inlet: shoe, the cireutnstailees of which
are given as they bathe tole reporter's
ears from it well-autbentioated source.
It seems that Alfred' Veath visited the
house of an unfortunate gar! waned In -
(nits Mills, and for some reason best
e b
t , e vos a ( oral ensued.
t wn t0 hers i ua
anown
1
Veldt attacked the girl it) a most bru-
ta. utter, and, it is said, beat her
nearly to death. if Welsh can be ar-
rested, the wetter will be iuvestigatesl
before a Magistrate.
During Monday nitrh.t the dry goods
.establishment of Messrs McKoy & 11Ic-
Hay was entered, and several bundre2.
dollars' 'worth of silk, &o.. abstructed.
The bttt'glars guinea: erltranee by a
back window on the upper stole. lase
aloe to the perpetrators.