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THE
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.lA,rJ•�r7-�iT.Ari1.F..rG..4, — EXETER.
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Tal er ttcErGIU TIOS.
oar Degos per eau* If peid ha adrawei►. 'f0.00
• it not aro pa*.
,Ssoavvrawtteamir alettesia Geer .t .p ,.
No paperdi.cositinued until all airserigee arstrald
advartiesawate without epeailied dio ss will be
published until forbid and charged aaeordiaaal .
Librral`discount inadafor tranrcleu advertiatmen
hearted for long periods. Lary, desoriptioli of JOB
WONTING mad out in tha finestler, and at
moderate rater. Cheques, euouey orders, ke., for
advertising`. subscriptions, etc., to be nude payable
o..
Sanders & Creech,
',xoreaaasionai Cetrde
411 DB. A. It. . KINSMAN', L. D. S., D. D. 8.4
Honor graduate of Toronto Univeriety.
DENTIST"
Teeth extractedwithout any pain, or any bad effects
Office in f luton's Bloek, west aaide`; Gin- street,
n16. D. ALTON ,A:NDBRSON (D.D, . as,•p.S
• ^DEN` IST ----
Hopor Graduate of Toronto 'University and; Royal
College of Dental Surgeon„„ of Ontario. A,leo Poet
araduate-of Chleago Oehool of Prosthetic Deitfrtery
(with honorable mention
Allunilnuai, Gold and 'Vulcanite Plates made in the
nested manner possible. A perteetly bapnleaa an•
esethetio used for painless eStraction of teeth.
Omce one deer south of Carling Bros. atore, Exeter.
THE' TURN OF LIF;
A 'nine W� Women Are ussieptib M�
broad Diseases—Intelligent r ,Women rrep*i
tor It. Two Relatetheir Experience.
The "ethane of lite" Tarr
thet most critical, period
of ami women's. exisateuee,
mid the `anxiety felt by ;
women sot it draws near
isnot without reason.
Every woman who
neglect* the care of her
health at this time in-
Cites disease and pain.
When her system is mat
deranged condition,
or she is predisposed to
aplexy, or congestion
Of any organ, the ten-
dency is at this period
likely to become active
and with a host of ner-
voua irritations, make
life a „burden.: At this
time, also, cancers and
tumors are more liable
to form and begin. their
destructive work.
Such warning syrup.
toms as sense of Buffo -
cation, hot dashes, head-
achesbackaches,. dread
of impending evil, .tiiznid.
ity, sounds in the ears,
palpitation: of the heart,
parks before the eyes,
irregularities, eonistipa-
tion, variable appetite,
weakness and inquie-
tude, and.dizziness, are
promptly heeded by'in-
telligent women who are
approaching the period •
In- life when.woman's great ' ch
. ` array -be expecteic „
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound was.prepared to meet; the• needs
of woman's „system at this: train
rutn � d 17.1.Jrorts p•eriod of her life. It invigorates and
strengthens the female organism and
tl d. MY per i t oh . builds up th:eweak�ned nervous system.
• Porspecial advice. regarding: this'ira-
r portant period women are invited to
?��rAfnp f i' write to Mrs..Pinkham at Ly. nn, Masss.u,•
11s,V4V UVluA 'audit will be y
furnished absolutely ire„ ,
Read what Lydia E. 'Piiukbatn s Com.
Elevators pound did• for Mrs, Powless and" M
' Mann: rs,
} Desi Mrs. .Pinkham:—
r CBS:'warms actor y. .idl r In my,op cion there is no medicine made
f , u #' for wompen which cats comnpar`e with Lydias4
f7UT grain.. and load R. Finkhiam ai Vo� gotabbe Corapofind, and ou
g bi►.e tan Srmer friend n rho Dominion than
haeme with,few I At the time of clutna a •of; ,luxe 1
suf-
fered until I was nearly crazy and Was not
r fit Olive with. I was so irritable, irrational.
and nervous, that 1' was a torment to myself
and others. I surely �thougbt that I 'wouldloos
myr:.restioa before` I got through, when
fortunately air ofd friend :recommended your,
Vegetable Compound. I took; ' ft....for, ,five
Months end then et! and on .until• the criticaal
. t gm's Yccetabtc.. Cole
ala"if
nae
Q 'sr Roller" ,Floury: a _ • the
is �
verytopof the i t of
flours. There ,.is none better
made. It; m; ,kes the` god wife
smile. Try it. �.
CRISPING and CHOPPING.
SONE' PROMPT'
WE TZE
FOR T z}FIOM E.
Is that .which gives lasting benefit
- and Pleasure,
r Nothing' will so successfully do•this
alvs,a good High Grade , '
PIAND or.,ORGA '.
Every member -of the family will fel.
atppreciate tt.
." We carry these instruments in the
highest gradeand our prices and tetrads
sire of the ;most liberal kind for the
Purchaser.
Our Seng Maobruel
Surpass anything in the market for
beauty and durability.
Cal and see us; we will take pleasure
in showing you our goods.
. MARTIN&SON
EXETER, MARKETS'
F
d it reetar+ed Met° _ per.
r ect health. My advice to suffering g
s to try your Vegetable Com' . . d, and they
will not'be disappointed;».. ,►, POW
Deeeronto, Ont, -
Another Woman's Cash
.few Mrs,.I'inkhatn
" As I owe my splendid health to Lydia
Pinkhaam's Vegetable Compound,'1 sun yr
pleased to write and tell you my experience
with it. I am the : mother of three children,
grown to womanhood. and have safely` passed
the change of life, and feel -as Yount Awl sal
strong as 1 did twenty yea= ago, and I know
that this is all due to your woman'„„ friend
Lydia 1 . Pinkbam's Vegetable Compounds
used it;•b *Orator children were born, aid 1$
:greatly- assisted nature and, saved. me zunch
pain during the change of life. I took it,oft.'
and on, for four years, and had; but lttle
trotzble'and sickness. that most vintner' have
to endure. "� : Mm.. James 11w, M enn, 806 Wit-
hurst Street, :Toronto Canada.
What Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable
Consmound. ' did . for Mrs. Powlesa; and
Mrs. Mann, it will do for. any woman
at this time of life. 4 .
It has conquered pain, restored
pro ons e, fns.casas the
pound Swims ; Where dt
health aid 1 ed lif
a.L
McGLHlyray
• Percy Luther is visiting friends: in
Part-Ruron—Mrs. W. : Bee,:' after -a
pleasant visit here . left for Parkhill,
prior to joining her husband at Wood-
bridge. Man.. where he'is, station mas-
ter.—Wean. McRann of Brinsley►, is one
of the'tnen in these parts wilt)* believe
in raising first class poultry or none at
AII, He recentlyy.delivered to Jim.. Oar.
son, townline east, who is another
breeder of high class birds, a hatch of
ten turkeys for which he was paid the
neat little sum of $25.50. This is sure-
ly 'Convincing 'that there is mimey in
poultry if yen have. the right' kind.—
The annual Meeting of the , congregaa-
Oak's Cotton Root Compoun&C.
-,l'ho only safe ef'eetualnionthly
medicine on which women can
depend. • Sold in two degrees of
f.trength--No. 1, for ordinary
eases, $l per box, No. 2; 10, de -
stronger
for S ia1,
aseie,18 per ox. Bo by, -all
d . flask for Cook ot-
• ton " Boot Compound; tank
eubetitute.
The Cook Mtidtolno Co.. Windsor, mita
Winter Term Opens Jan. 2.
OENTRAL
`STRATFORD, ONT.
Do you want a good position 'in the Commercial
Worl? The surest and shortest road is, -via this
School.
by any Bus news of ingCanada$1 We
give individual instruction therefore you may enter
et any bine, Write for free catalogue and get full
I,articularas. " . '
ELLIOTT' &•MCLACHLAN`,,
'r ncipatls. l°
t•
Mort of thelMcGillivra,:. • Presbyteri
chut�ch; was held recently- The pas
Rev,, Graham rpredided, and' . W.
Amos acted as Secretary. All the
ports were -very` encouraging. Theo
ferings throughout the.year met' a
dernasnds andleft,a'substan.tial.oelanc
'ta the hands of `the treasurer, T
amount raised for the mission' c;tams
was $200. -The attendance has bee.
gor4eisd everything proves satisfa;c
cosy in connection with the church.
4Ia'Init.-the home of W. E. Marshall
townlino. West Williams and McGil
livray, which a few weeks ago-: was
eornparatively.. new house is'now
Mass of ruins. The fire occurred abou
3 o'clock<Thursday, during the ai rise n c
of Mrs. Marshall and daughter,. wh
were visiting in London, but how i
originated is a mystery. Mr. Ma
shall and . Robt. Dixon, were at th
•`barn looking up some owl, when the
noticed smoke issuing from the house
They hurried• to the house but weir
able to save:nothing but a few ' quilt
as the fire had gained too much head
Way. " We understand there is no in
suraance on either building oar contents
o Mr. Maarsahli and family we extend
ur heartfelt sympathy, as at this see-
n it is very undesirable to be left
metess.
Want --Seddon has it fallen to our
lot to record the demise:of one who
loomed so'largely inothe eye of McGil-
livray inhabitants as that of Mrs. Da -
via Robinson, West Corners, whopaass-
ed away Friday morning„(it the age
of 54 years. Deceased, whose maiden
Mune wawa Margaret West, was strick-
en a few days ago with •an attack of
pneumonia, but her conditiondidnot
assume a serious aspect ",until a few
hours previous to' her, death when 'she
took a turn for the worse,. and despite
all her spirit was wafted to her home
.
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.on high,: She was a dutiful wife and
wingg mother and was respected 'by
aa; 11 whio knew her. Her kindness and
vele Christian character was an exam -
le for all who made,her a ueintance.
he lady was a devoted member of
Vest "a church, a faithful '• friend,. a
cheery companion and a valued citizen.
The funeral took phtee on Sunday
and was attended by a large numnber
of sorrowing friends. To the bereaays
ed ones we extend our sympathy. ,
Mr. John Miners is able to be around
again after undergoing a critical aper-
aition.« Mr. Geo.Andrewe made a sale
of a.pure-bred shorthorn cell' to a Mr.
Morrison, of iced, Leer, Alberta, for
which he received a handsome rice.
-Mr. L. Webster, Sergeant Major
and Instructor et the Military School,
London. spent Monday the ,guest of
Mr. and Mt. S. Andrew.
Stanley
MARRICJ.-The home of Mrs. Mc.
Parttime, 4th con., was the scene of a
pretty event on Tuesdays, when her
youngest
hdaughterr, Miss Delhi. l e-
ppy+ bride of Thomas Prat-
er. The gown worn b the rrinarnine
bride was a marvel of elegance and
ne aattieas and diaplaayed,good taste nri
thae.pert of the bride. The, bride and
venom Want unattended. Only a few
nvited gtte'f to witnessed the eprerntiny
which was performed bya• the Rev. i)r.
Stevr*rt. At the eonnlualnn of tall( a
dainty luncheon wee partaken of. The
gift received were very pretty. The
evening waa plea„ ,ntly spent to globes
And social Chet. As Mr. and Mrs. PEAK.
se ere very' popular Among their mom
friends we predict for thorn *long and
prosperous married life,
+ 1fAN`(*E!) EAOR VRDN D,a4,Y I fes,,, yowl, Mends or relatives suf e r wadi
- Fits,, Epilepsy, St, Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Wheat , ..,s• • . • ... 7/8 822 treatise
write for* trial bottle and 'voluble
Barley, r ... r . r .. , ....... . t .40 45 treat e oa such diseases to Toe Lasnri r CO..
(Jaatita.. .'.... ., . 4...... ► 86 11'3 Xing Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
Pettit. r 4y.. +M.y,, ...... ,-♦.. 65 - 05 druggists sell or atn obtain for you
Hay, , Per
p.. * .. 8 (1 .150 LEI 1 IT
per torn
(J
Flour, 'per cwt.,' &wilyr... 2 25 .
�jierer, nw r. a per cwt 1 125
17 t r.,w.,rY�•°Atr34 v��a..�. 20
Eggs -.„,...,....4.,0104,
tivehogas, per. +c'a`t .. , ... 6 10
Shorts per ton .t 41 w. i'.�.. 19 �0�0 20 00
Brest Der lton r...a.wfr.♦ 16 00 16 no
1�
5 8.
6 6
urkeyrs ..• ...w
Ducks .,,.a,...., •,a•..
(thicket# . . , ,, . , .. , w ...
Dried Apples•...,...,..,
1,00111
Tes Great Ste. Yy.
. 'kilt cure i from
xmraesii %eextiotw saJc /Metal ,ami,,.,..
ar vwbi °i�.:ac
SIX ryabr*
visa
00d 0014)1
Keep .airing it, over and over agsin.
Ayer” tr Pills. Aysrer's Pills. Ayer's
Pillet.' The best liver pllis ever made.
They este censtipsid zs, itniij r"`•
biliousness, seek•headache. A • vete.
t , Ll'F laxative.
r es..
Kitivit
snow seem* tc, lie .i thing of the
pest, --X-din Ziler spent Iasi,. week .at
Msana ey visiting his cousin. Mi.as An-,
We Jin glejonge -Win. Schrader tom
sold hie interest in the Quarrin poultry
feral to B. Clunriingh4u . He beta els. °
disposed ofInstall* and „thew valuable
property which be uwritd in tide vici-
nity. Uwiug to the ebitngein bniiiiaa'aaa
Meek MoDonald, who •was engaged to
drive the egg wagon, has xeaugri,4 hili
Potation and wili,go to New Hamburg
1 where "lie will learn boiler building.
Mr. Schrader will reside at Clinton fur.
the winter,—Leo Deitric#,i *p,ent Sun-
day with his grandmother. , Mrs. F.
Barry.', Miss A. Burke spent last week
with her`uncle, Mr. Chas,. Holt.
Miss Lillie and .Lizxte Smith
few tl y'a iso for London. .gin
t,ivine � c
• Ship,„
left a
--Aliso
4i i Ginnes, Thecdford, spent
1 Sunday week with Miss. bine Lochner.
J. D. Hannan aurid wife and Miss E.
'Weston, spent Sunday week in Park.
hill.--Sainuel Sweitzer attended the
Recount in Goderich Saturday. Mr.
Sweitzer was elected by two votes.
Ile will ibe the Reeve for the eoniiug
yearinstead of Henry SVillert. ``Miss
Ida Sweitzer visited her cousin, Miss
Milissia Trick, in Creditona, few : days
last week.`. -'We are sorry to report the
death of the son of Thomas B.tynhiaun,.
who passed away Sunday 1310rning.
His remains were .interred in Grand
Bend cemetery.—Mrs.` °john Gcwver,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Jas. Kinney, returned home. Sat-
urday.
17trixtehelSea
'Mr. Bloomfield and family ate now
comfortably settled in the dwelling ad-
f joining the store.—R. Camxn.`iavisiting
relatives at Highgate —Fenton Brown
and wife spent the early part of the
week in and around Winchelsea.
Singe -Uri -Brown- left here less than
year ago to work" for the Strathroy
Dairy Association, be 'has been coin-
ing rapidly to the front in the art of
butter Making, having carried off two
first prizes at the London exhibition
and More recently at the Dairymen's
eornpetitipn held m Ingersoll. He won
the following priest lst, $ 5; 2nd, $15
and a.spedial.which was a gold medal
foe baying scored the highest number
of points at the competitiete He is, to
be congratulated on his success and
we wish'him another successful year..
rpFrank Durdle, who is attending the,
,airy School at 'Strathroy,; attended
the Faanson-Rooke nuptials ' here on
Saturday.—Mi..'Snaith of Grand Rend
called on Thos. Coward,• of •tile firm of
toward .arc 13loomdeld on .Monday.
—
Aiken McColley, who worked for Mr.
Upshall• some years ago, was shaking
hands with old acquaintances herelaast
week. -The boysannd girls of our school
have reorganized their Literary Socie
ty. for the winter with the following
efdcers.:Pies.,edaa .Aeywood; Vice
Pres., Wilson. awkins; Committee::
EdwiOthellnaa (Reywaardianeor,od,O.
larenee.Alex..BerrFletchybill,er,
Jennie Campbell, Rhea Godbolt; Se�c'_
'lattie Hamer; Question. Drawer, Mr.
sMeDougaall and Miss. Howard._ : The::
fret meeting was held on Friday and
partook of the , natureof a spelling
match . Both roomsspelledexception-
ally well, Pearl - Guhr remaainingt.last
-in the Jr...Room and when one side
was ;gone in the Sr. Room the oppon=
ent had four remaining; Nellie Camp-
bell and Othello Heywood were cap -
CLYDESDALE STOCK FOOD
For Sale
emelt PRAYNE
Yr POWELL
ALP. SCRUTON
J. PREETER
JONES & CLAIM
AROUND ABOUT
EXETER
EXETER
EXETER
Seaforth F.T. F. Coleman Slipped
Oh the fee on,Sunday and sprained his
" Brussels: Ronald' Shiclair while
wrestling.at school on Wednesday fell
and sustained a fracture to his right
Miteliell. Wilfrid RaCe has been re=
engaged es head master of Sault'SL
Marie high school at an increased sal-
Seefortis. Win. Ouditiore's young-
est ehild hitd the Misfortune to fall on
the register one day lately., and was
Olintors E. Sly, of the HurOn road
east, hotppen6d to slip in gettiblgokoeuthoisf
a wagon on Thareday and
leg at the thigh.
Olintow Mr; tionibrai‘ivho hu had
chottge of the tailoring department of
'Isas tendered liis reSigflatiOn, 11$ he ex.
pects to goon the read.
Parkhill Mra. Barnum, wife of 1.
L. Barnum, masiagerof the 'Canadian
St. Meryp: Noble Johnston won the
,$20 gold coin, by goessing the *leered
number of 'beau in the jar which was
on. exhibition in Mr. MeGolrick win.
dow.
' Olinton. Miss K. N. Fialier, who
has been running the book store at
Winghain for W. Cooper & 0o., has
'purchased the stock, and A. T. Cooper
wati there last week making the trans.
the Doty Engirt(' works, WAS working
on a cylinder. when it fell on hie knees
bruising him somevvhat and be will be
off work for two Cr three days through,
IltirKtlitlet A number of friends
end neighbors, gathered at the home
of Mr. Arthur Mitchell on Prides,'
night lest end particinated in an Ora*
ter oupper end spent a, very plessoint
time eocially.
Ooderieb. The three boys Morrow,
Welters Ana Beattie, whose. term of
impriaonmerit expires Tueeday, were
brought up agein the Remo day,. tech
being charged with breeking from
litwful custody.
Brucefield. Word Wait reeelved here
Saturday of the doeth of Miss Iferlith
Hunt, of Toronto. fortnerlir of olir va-
lise. flint lied been All for nearly a
year with irestuotniption, and had bet
reeched het lath yeet.
Seitforth. John Lightowler hits
trerviel hie/entity anti *greets to Inger
4011, having seemed a good position in
Clinton. Mies -Corot Newcombe him
token a posithw as soprano stiloist for
the ebolr of 161110,11 Head itethodiet
church end will Weave fur there its a few
days. fib* will be accomptinied by
Mies Helen Frost, itnother charm
rouag lady of toms, who go.' oo
visit to frauds.
Mrs. Livingetone. .W41.
owed LAO in the north ward, hiss hems
rather unfortunate. Alsout year ego
she sustatined a fracture 6f one of her
arm/. and on Saturday She fell tie a
idiPpery walk and again fractured the
atiuse area.
St.' M'arys: Win. Maxwell, who hos
been connected with the M'axwell
worka for it munber of you* has re.
*yes of the works presented him
with a handsome dress *nit CABO and
an addrese.
St, Marys: George Brenner has re.
signed his position as night constable
and will move to Stratford shortly
where he has secured a situation. W
Zittiner la acting as night consta-
ble until a new appointMent is made
by tht council. *
Hullett. The many Mende of Thos.
Quigley, an old resident of this town.
ship. were very sorry to hear of Ids
death on Sunday., after an illness of
less than a weric. Ile lived on the Oth
concessioo, a 's was well known and
respecte He had reached the
age of 78 years, his wife dying about
six years ago. A family of three
daughters and five,sons survive him.
Parkhill. Yfr. Jos, Volk, while Ltasit
slating to shoe a horse at Hawkey'
blacksmith. shopisvasso unfortunate a
to receive Severe injuries. The 'hors
reared u and -in corning doitarstruck
Mr. Vol on the leg with one of its
front feet, tearing his trousers clear to
the bettonlendliruising_his\leg, Mr.
Talk making an efforkto get out of
the way turned quiekly and hy some
means sprained hisankle. S.
-Clinton. Dan McGinnis, who has
lived Goderich tdwnship for nearly
thirty yeara WAS. brought to the House
of Refuge on Wednesday. . Dan. has
neVer known 'Mich of creature cone
forts except it beef a spirituous nature
and is now old, feeble and siek. He
was Ohee before an inmate' of the
House of Refuge atal do what he would
thekeeper catildn't. get Dan to sleep
anywhere elite 'thee on the floor, so
strong bad the custom' become.
•
Crentn Sodas
Canada's firma crackers.
Crisp. inviting. dekiou,s.
the air -tight I;oxes, that loop
them in fauldess
Your grocer
- Miss Amy Elder reeelewilem.
pleasant surprise On true$day eveitho
e when her Sunday school class esiteeitt
her home and presented her wit**
beautiful' dressing ease 410 leittle41
perfume. Miss Elder is, one ot-$11ap
in St. Andrew's ehurch Sunday
was feared atthe time was mote seri-
ous than it subsequently tiirned out to
be. One of his legs from the knee
down is artificial and while walking
dOwn Etattenbury street be slipped arid
fell heavily. It was thought at first
his good leg bed blee broken, but on
examination by the doctor it was
found that the injury was cOnfined
a bad sprain of the shortened limb-
Godericb. On: Tuesday, ,on high
noon, a large congregation Was preS-
arriage Miss Dello neice
of Mrs.' Peter AdmansonsOhurcb street
to Waiter E. Kelly, jeweller, of Goa.,
erich. The ehurch was nicely decor,:
ated and the music wag excellent, the
wedding march, by Mr. Lethbricir,
who acted as orgartist. being a choice
yaerformances Sharp at twelve, Rev.
s. A. Anderson eonstnenced the cere-
mouy that made one of two of our
popular residents. , ,
Ilullett. Mrs, Nath Jehnston enter-
ed an action for dailiages against the
Guylph and Goderich railway for in-
juries received on. September 5th last,
while driving ailoeg the division toad
on jobn And,erson's farm. .The accid-
ent was caused by the horse becoming
frightened at the steam shovel, and
bolting, threw Mrs. Johnston from the
buggy breaking her collar bone and
cutting her body on .sornefence wire.
Col. A. H. Macdonald, of Guelph, see-
retaey for the railwey, went to Goclee•
lob Thursday and made a settlement
with Mrs, Johnston by paying her
DiamoAd iyo
.3,E.A., SAVED 1.10Wk
AND PROVED 74.4138$1.M.S
DIAMOND DYE,:
Ore Hummers-.
vays
N
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Our Canadian women iterr
in mind that weak, adulterated Awe.
imitation package glyes iire -sad
by some dealers who catelittio. for tam
mtithers and daughters.
If iou would have bornedyeingatme
successfully and profita tilv, insist open
having the DIAMOND DYES. • Never
he induced to a.ccept worthless ay.tai
ruin yourhands as well as yOur goride.
years the favorites of One wouireiii. are
sold by all progressive and busy tizaar-
gists and general stoirelteep0a
Canada.
tepping
Stones to
ealth
Nethina
I Ate Agreed
vvitia
Mr. Arthui Temilsba. Too
Onto, minim riettoistaseioalIv
or the waste of rascntrts
for all stomuk trouble..
For six or wen loam I
hay* bete trovaaiod *vim twit.
Sottlon v*4 dird, Tee
much itoidity s stouter*,
.,the trouble. It Osoorea of °
x*11104160. Mr 1111101111 at home.
with Man,' „mph rte.
PS TOONE, although was
thm, times the Wee of "fir
bought. Yet every 411.**
*wow swermassamat toilet,
He
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It Is *a* tie.sy.to cross this etreato if ably you esters
cise care sad aittetattoii.,
Ile careful where you step. as a false step wiltlavid"
you in the Illstr,anadt lova wailer*. „
You are surely weary of remaining in Sicicftes and
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