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• PANY. otTorente, ; also for the letiff,INIX. 'VIRE
eNs'esRANQFcomPe NY, or ou10 n, England,
the LOYKI .4 CANADIAN, of Montreal', at' a an)
LIST. ASS Lrlf ANO NCOU,
PANS!, of '1,oedini, smelana, esfeleished isees,
Aseets over $(1,000.000 ; claims and bounsos
paid,.
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safettit. , loeA.
TRUR8DA-Y, 10(11, 1880,
-1,)e 1.03Plry to re-
Jelve at all Omes, fr&m, any 'part ot the.
County, items (.4.,f peat newss neh <is ite'.
eidents,Or any i,q'eA!sti.ttg ineident what
'everfrom any of Our pt(iscribere or read -
'Ors generally for the 'purpose of 7m1die-
atfon.
TEN ()Ewe's oeeline tor :ars t insertion anf•
• 011.11 OSINTS per lino tor each eu b se quen t i
lettion will be charged to aoticee appearim
a this column. Reformation, to a large audience. The
ttraut throughout was most suecessful.
a•nsl, of iftope,
rho monthly meeting ' of to JUIrleSit
Meth, 8. 8. Band of, Hope occurred TneedaSe
evening., .A, good programme eves rendered,
amongst whieh. being, an address be' ROY.
Mr. •Webber. , There was a very large at-
tendance, and the ybung people apparently
eujOyed the entertainment.
Presentation,
:Mr. 1). A. Ross, who has eilleient
the choir of the .1.11ain-et, church. dm
past tow years, was made the recipient of a
beautiful silver seevice, one evening last
week. Mr. Ross was taken by serprise,
but after ree•cining himself thanked the
e, =
p, les wlio were connected with Or
sentation.
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Sth�j Ocylluoil,
'°1,411 the ariemhers preeent. Minutes of
lastmeeting read tied signed, , 411 unsigned
bY,laws were ordered to be eigned. ...ktoYe4
by If. Either, eeo. by D, French, that all
taxes not paid by 8111 Jam, 1887, shall be
charged per cent up to Jan,,
Jan., from
15th Jan. to 15th Peb., 1 per cent will be
waged, but that all taxes be paul by said
ly lead last date end that the Collector hand. in
'leg the roll at said time. A nuthber of (nacre Were
•giveu for purpose a paying up the,Coun!
cillors and Officials, but as they will ,appear
Kt the nomination meeting, in the Auditor's
report, it is not 'necessary that they be M-
e pre- sorted here.
C. Peotery,*Clerk,
AnniversarY-
The aneiversary serviees of the dames-st
Methodist church were hold on Sunday
zuld Monday last. ' On Sueday, sermons
were preathed by Rev. Geo. Webber, a for-
mer pastor of the thurch, and on Monday,
the Rev. gentleman delivered one of his
popular hetet es, "The Morning Star of the
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
A large steefi of holey Ovals ,suitable
for .Xmas presents for Young or old it Cone.
test Drug Store, C. Lrerz.
Ralholl Bros, • reas Making department 1
eeoPeeed, Miss Wood; in charge: Charges
moderate, and satisfaction ;guaranteed.
Wearson'e Catarrh Cure at Searlett's
Drug store, giving immense satisfaction.
Guarantees issued Only at 8ear1ett's SE)eng
tore.
full assortmeet of Christmas and New.
Years cards, --latest design and at low
prices, at the Central Drug Store, C. Lutz,
Prop.
Withoet exception tile bast and eheepest
lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet
seen, ems now -be had at C. Eacrett's.
Cllil-
drcns Carriages, Express Wagons, Men
and Women's Felt Boots, Men's Haud-Made
Beets, also a good assortment of men and
women's Over -Shoes and Rubbers of every
description, also Harness, Trunks, Valises,
and Whips constantly on hand. Call and
be convinced. Butter g and eggs taken in
exchange for goods. Also a first class Bieck
House for sale or to rent.
Agents Wanted.
Clement & Co., of 40 Wellington Street
East, Toronto, or Si St. Francois -Xavier
Street, Montreal, want a General Agent.
They are the exclusive owners of the Scho-
field' Patent Cake Griddle, the Celebrated
Emery Knife Sharpener (known as the
"Carver's Friend,") the Emery Scythe
Sharpener, the Jay -Eye -See Wire Curry
comb, and other specialties. If you want
to make money, write to them at once for
an outfit, aud to secure what territory you
• can handle.
The Times for 1887.
The renewing of subscriptions is almost
es hand. In order to double our large cir-
' ciliation, we will send the Timm to any ad-
dress from now until 1888 for one dollar; i
is the largest and best printed dollar paper
in Huron. We will club the city weeklies
with the TIMES as -usual at the following
prices •:---The TIMES and London Free Press,
for $1..85; TIMES and London Advertiser, $1,
.85; TietEs and Globe, $1.S5; TImES and
Mail, $1. S5, with the balance of 1886 thrown
in:
Concert,
. The younifa,die's of the Main-st Meth-
odist church gave a musical entertainment
in Drew's Hall, Wednesday evening of last
-week. The programme was a long one, anil
choice, and rendered throughout to the sat-
isfaction of many, while a great proportion
of .it to a few of the fastidious, seemed ridic-
ulous and out of place. The visitors from
Clinton who took part in the programme as-
sisted Much in pleasing our peopfe while the
local talent did well, indeed. We have not
epa,ce to particularize, suffice it to say that
the affair was well worth price of admission,
:15ets. The proceeds amounted to over $30.
At the (sem:lesion of the entertainmeut the
participants were given an oyster supper by
the young ladies at, the residence of 3tEr. C.
Eacrett
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Personal.
• Mr. R. Sta./dale, formerly of Exeter, has
returned home from Michigan, where he
has been reSiding for some time. He will
remain home until spring. -Mrs. A. F.
• Manning, (nee Miss Horn,) formerly of
Exeter but now of Snow Flake Man., is
spending a' few weeks with her parents
here. --Messrs. Prior and Oke shipped from
Exeter etation on Monday last, a car -load
of cattle to the Windsor market. -H. A. L.
White, of St Marys, was in town on Mon,
day mid , Tuesday. He is assisting Mr.
Swenerton in the election campaign. --Revs
David Ryan preached two sermons' in the
, Main -t. Meth. church, on Sunday last.
-Rev. Mr. Martin will deliver a serinon
pertaining to thth elections, taking facts from
the bible, in the Presbyterian church, next
Sabbath ,oyening.
Te perance Lecture.
Again on Thursday evening the Rev. Mr.
'Burgess gave another 01 )118 popular lectures
on Temperance. He dealt principally with
Liquor and Labor, and showed how that
labor was injured by liquor, giving amongst
others things as an illustration -on the one
hand a brewery where there are a hundred
111111c15 impleyecl, and an enorrnous capital
invested, and on the other hand, a factory
with inuch smaller capital, where three
times as many hands receive ,cmployment.
The discourse throughout was highly pleas -
mg and impressive, and we feel esstired
that the people in attendance were greatly
benetitted thereby: At the conclusion , of
the lecture, T. -1.0,v, Mr. Burgess said that, he
hod received from a gentleman in Exeter, a
letter, requesting him not to urge the tem.
1100111100 question in the present crisis in this
Riding.' The Rev. gentleman was indig-
nent and said thist 110.1:v6111d hot be true to
his prineiples if he refrained from it, He
wuld that. inatters 'presented a different face
eince his hest ; that he did not belieVe
in forming a third party, but if a temper,
awe: man Wore brought out --no matter
by whom -it was their duty to vete prin.
ciple not party ; anit ri ca -se neither party , aey ae
brosight out a temperance 1000 tbeit theY this th
,might vote as their political feelings dietate, thee,
The revolt wee eireuletud lien that The
:Rove Mr. Burgess WAS a,r.POry emersery, paid eiresee
itsle y Tories, with Tory Money, • This question 011 Ivo
and ting asked of thrs leaturer, the 'chairmen, Rams
ba,:kev. Mr. Martin, icro-.!e) rind said that gr, Tbi, 15
had been broiedit by the Seett
vessNet Association of Mayon, and paid out of
nattits tiefvely; 'and filet he was 0 party to
110 f.4)31,:' 'ging Irzni ; tied that no pereon coed
ttir'eus
511 11110 (Mie Martin) of being a, Tory.
feel /mere(t thet the temperance �a.
A l'Currow :Eacape.
Cue day ltiSt week, a horse belonging to
a farmer, which was tied in front of Trines
Office, met with a slight mishap, which, if
it had Itob been relieved when it was, results
would have been serious. The animal hay
big been left standing too long, had becteue
'about holy bonds of inatriniony to Miss Georgina
restieso, 1101 111 juMping.,..and learing
got itself prostrate ot a 'tie post, with 'three ;
bogs eutirely raised from the ground: .. For-
tunately, the post had a ilat head., for had
it been otherwise, the beast would, most
assuredly, heve been ruptured.
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, :Zurich.
llniEvsL-liNestion is 1.).e topic of eculyee-
setion:-A • schoonerwas Stranded about '2
miles froth. Beyfrold,' in the Gale of last week,
She was ladentwithore' frOni Lake Superior,
there were nine mon on beard, •• who • we
hauled to shore on a rope stretched fro
the boat to shore, ahnest exhaustedS It is a
wonder.liow they held: out se well, aa the
boat Stranded about midnight and Was not
seen until aborif,9 o'clock next moreing:-
Remember the echooltkcietiOnc teext weeler,-.. all
are invited to Coree.-eMood"s1.001•11g ;again=
bilsinessgood.---Withoet doubt, 'Mt Sam.
Min'ner wes, 011 TeesdaY, made the happiest
young ' man on the Bronson: Liie1y the Rev.'
Win. Terrance, of Htheall, he was united in
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Accident. ,
On Thursday last, while Mr, .0-S B: Hos-
kin was 'troughing at the new' JameS-st.-
Methedist parsonage, he Met with an acci-
dent which, under siniilisr circumstances,
others have received severe 'aocidents. 111
appears he was standing upon a ladder at a
height of 1S feet, when by some means the
lacIder Slipped and he fell to the ground,
the ladder falling on him. His 'Ihribs 'Were
considerably bruised and barked, 'and one
busos ankles sprained. He was off
several days in consequence.
Upset. •
On 'Tuesday, while Messrs. J. N. Hooper
and Jas. Walters were driving down the
London road, and when they got opposite
the Heilman cider factory the horse becone
g frightened at the rumiing of water d
11 ceeck, jumped into the ditch precip
mg the occupa,nts of the buggy into several
feet of water. The horse was slightly 'cut
and the buggy somewhat injured. jellies
says he has not received suth "ducking,-"
for a nuiThier of years, and does not wish a
repitition of the same for as many more.
Afresh horse was procured and they contin-
lied on their jorney.
Coinicil Meeting.
The council met by order of the -reeve at
the Market House, Dec. 10th. All present,
ex-eept Mr. Hoskin. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and confirmed.
Moved by W. G. Bissett, sec. by D. Johns,
that orders be granted for the following
sums viz :---Albert Bissest, $3 for labor; John
Keyes, $1 do.; Thos. Bissett, $9 do.; J. N.
Howard, $20 cedar posts : A. Allen, $29.12
for stone ; M. Eacrett, $5 service sec'
eldest daughter of Mr, Just Mil
lick, of the Broneon Line, both Sam and.
Annie are Well knoWn in Zurich and viehittY,
and if goad .wiiihee will ensure. thm ea happy
wedded life; they have onrs.-A. B ishop
addressed a full on Wednesday eVeh-
ffig.
ACCIDENT. -A, melancholy aceident 00-
mirred in the Canty of Essex, last Friday,
Dee. 10th., whent.Mr. Charles WaShburn, of
the 1 Oth Seim Ifsberee, was almost instantly
killed. There are cOnflicting accounts as to.
the manner' in which he met, hiS delith ; but
it seenis the team he .Was drivine•beceme
work unmanageable:and' dragged some dis-
tance on the groundw
, hen his hm
ead dae in
conta•Ct.with-a,Stick,of timber of some kind,
and death' weiS almost instantaneous. His
remains; were 'brought home On :Saturday,
and Sunday after/mail Were 'interred ite- the
Kirkton eemetery. The bereaved family
, , have the sympathy of the entire neighber-.
oivii hood in the,sad bereavement. How timer.
tain is life •
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ard of Health ; Jas. Dignan, $0.95 a
blapk-smithing ; Jas. Balsdon, $15.00
';Jas. Taylor; $1.25 do ; John Stanla
50 do.; Lewis Dickson, $2 for advise re
law, &c.; J. P. Clarke $1 for rent paid
s. Fa,nson for B. of meeting ; Fire
No. 2, $]51 for services ; Jas.' Pickard,
.15 for charitable purposes, &c.-; Jas.
ech, $1.97 for charities, and $108 for
t salary ; $5.70 for wood for Mrs. Clark;
Drew, $40 for rent of Court room ; J.
vn, 61.70 for rep. wheel -barrow; W
ds, $1.25 labor; Bissett Bros., $22.
new street lamps and rep, old, oi
$1.40 cert. acct.; Dr. :Lutz, $5 servi
H. 0. ; and Mrs. Cann, $2.25 taxes
led. -Carried. Moved by W. G. 13
, seconded by J. Pickard, that
ech be allowed until the 2d-th inst.,
ct balance of taxes end return his ro
curried. The annual report of the Boa
ealth was read, and on motion of
is,. seconded by J, Pickard, was Orde
o be ffied mai the thanks of this eou
tendered for their service. ••••-Carrie
ed.by W. G. Bissett, seconded , by
is, that Isaac Dearing; A. E. Tennen
H. Samsvell, .be refunded $2 each -1
tax collected, they • being bona fide
nts in this village. When collected...-.
led. The clerk.Was instructed to ask
Durand to coMe 'to. Exeter as semi aftej.
day as he can do so, to give certain
mations regarding plan of Town Hall.
lotion of ePickard, .sec. by. D. johns,
ouncil adjourned until. cell of the
of
BraeFs-The Christmas seasonis athand,
as the following announcements fo.r the Us -
borne circuit will show: -Dee. 14th, Bethany
church and 8. S. anniversary;' Rev. Mr.
Turk, of Goderich, will deliver a lecture
entitled "The World's Leaders," in the
Elimville church, on behalf of the choir ;
Dec. 24th and 25th., a Christmas tree at
Freewill and Sunshine respectively • Dec.
9th• and 101111., church anniversary? at'Elim-
ville. Two or three first class lectures are
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expected before spring. --On Wednesday
eVening, Dec. 15th.,'a meeting of the S. S.
.A. was held, the situation discussed, and
a plan of action de.cided,.On.-Rev. W. H.
Gone exthanged pulpits with the Rev. Mr.
Ford, of London, last Sunday.
Mr. H. Boyd, of McGillivray, the other
day sold his Clydesdale horse "Highland
ec't. Laddie" to Messrs. Alexander and Shirley, of
la- Adelaide, for the sum of 82,000.
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A HAPPY NE1,4/ YEAR,
is BLARKEHTS EAKS1,33
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EXETER WOOLLEN 1VIIL
•'ac) 134xxi.s. [250.
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An. kinds of Yaw., ,Tweeds, Flannels, Shillings
. AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE PRICES.
.1\juufaetttiliPg these geods onrSelves', we are enabled to sell at.Loweet Figures.
'PARTIES REQUIRING A Goop BLANKET
would do won, to inspect our stook before purchasiug elsewhere. We have . Assort.
• • men On Hand. 250 1/eirs 01a11 weights and sizes. 100 pairs Horse Blauket0, different
Comlywoo3D Tp:a7)tte.i.als,...selling cheap,
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Somethg of a.1704t..17:0g1.1.t.
IEJ)-„A,Bour
Any one who wants to purchase a Christ-
MaS.Gift,-she matter whether an .elaborate
artiele Or a:inere triffe,Hcan Make , the best
selection and got ±110 mOst fasioreble, terms,
by lookineethroueh my '
COMPLETE STOCK OF
HOLIDAY GOODS!
•"Consisting Of an Mull* variety of
WATCIPIS, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY,
SI;OERWARE, NOVELTIES, ETC
Carefnlly Selected and especielly adapted to
meet the wants of holiday shoppers:
Popular Priee,s, Reasonable Prices, and
Prices•Within Yostr Means.
Specialy : To Please My Customers ;
My Aim : To Save Money For My Patrons ;
My Intention.: To Do Better By You Than
Anyone Else.
' -MY STOCK OF -
LADIES' & GENTS' GOLD WATCHES
will excel that of former years in both
Style and Price. I
Come One and All. Our beautiful display, t
is ffitedlled for everybody's eejoyment. No
obligation to purchase.
, ,
IR,. HICKS,
Main-st., Exeter.
t500 TXTBS .
Butter •Wanted
WatIlescm,
EXETER N TH,
Our Stock is Well Assortepl.
POR THE SEASPN'S T.BADE.
LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED !
GROCERIES !
16 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, $1
We can't be undersold in Teas from 20e.
to 75c. per lb.
NOTICE. • Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices,
SEALED TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned, up to Thursday, the 23rd. of De-
cember. J888,at 7 o'clock., p.m., for building 11,
Town'Hall, in the Village of Exeter. Plans and
. . ,
, ca ions can be seen at Btssett Bro's ,Tin
Shop, Exeter,ou 017 (((ter Friday, the 26th inst.
Tenders may state urice for eitheir the whole
work or for each part separately. .The lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted,
M. E ACRE TT,
Exeter, Nov. 03r0, 1885. Clerk.', Exeter.
TO ADVERTISERS
For a check for 020 we will print a ten -line
advertisement in One _Million issues of leading
Anaerican Newspapers, Phis is at the rate of
only one-flf th of a ecu t line, for 1,000 Circu-
lation / T he advertisement will be placed
b efore One Million different newspaper pat -
chasers :-or Ftvp, Mimi! oN READERS. Ten
lines will accomodate about 75 words. ad-
dress with copy of A.d.y. and cheek, or send 30
cents for Book of 150 pages.
GEO.2.R0 wELL & 00,,
10 SPRUCE bT., NEW YORE.
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Brevities.
Don't miss seeing Ranton Bros, change
adIfv. you -weint a bargain read G. A. Hynd
man's change of adv.
Read J. W. 13rowning,'s change of adv.
-Rabbit hunting is at present popular with
the local sports.
Messrs. Wood Bros. shipped alarge drove
of lambs to Buffalo last week.
Divisicar•Com•t was held het on Monday.
'There was a good full docket.
Mr. Jesse ffockin, Sboe-maker, of Hen-
sel), has made an assignment,
Q old isffit it ? But you get red hot bar-
gains,for cash, at Ranton Bros.
Next week and Christmas be he) e.
We would like to have all back subscrip-
tions paid before the openingeof tile NeW-
year.
Till ofter the elettions hard cash will
speak, every forenoon and afterrioon, at
Renton Bros' Store -both sidee cordially in-
vited to take part.
It cost the people of Ontario $3,200to have
the Bible bitchered by Mr, Mowat' s re-
visers.
MAIN -ST Menromse CJIBncE-Subject
next Sunday sermons : Morning, Bi -each
epee breach. • Evening, thiprofited hearers.
Income voters cannot be deprived of the
privilege of voting, for the'Legislatere on the
28t11, whether they shall' have paid their
taxes before that day or 'not,
Winters which begin vigorously einly 10
Ilia tiorison are apt to be very mild in Jane-
ebruary. There may be comfort in
Ought for people who dread cold wee -
young ladies of the james-st, 'Meth,
niteed giving a bazaar and concert
dnesdey afternoon and evening next,
limente and oysters will be served,
somethine• new here and everybod
sbould attend. For fell particulars see
posters. ,
Bosco, the magician, .gave three of his
popular entertairtmente in Drew's Hell lest
week. Ho is a very clever illusionist, per-
forming hie tricks splendidly and to the 441-
31.0 t of 60!Ith: ife roe will be.fe Tie', true te „facto
sileptispe,
greacd with' fair fi11l33111000
their 011)111iJ1100. and search hails( liend to , „emu
fs,,712,1jorthri, th e .t.,,sinpet•an (;X; ,0(11). fie wt.t.ff
at all: HIS entertainments' are fedi
sement 48 well ns. a leading
beim', the distelluition of eostly gifts.
/foil's as -they did in 1 88 tied ',vote for I see te
ditelte. . ' •
CYCtil
S. C HERSEY
-HAS-
Re-opened His Grocery,
AND,W1LL 111 FUTURE-
-SELL FOR CASH.
His Entire Stock Will Be sold
25 PER CENT. BELOW COST.
Zurich Roller Flour,
Bran, Shorts and Chop.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
AvCALL AND SEE.
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IcEmp)s
Family Grocery
DRE'W'S BLOCK.
'.teas, Sugars, Syrttps, Coffee,
Daslivood Roller Flour,
(eltatenulated Cortnneal,
New ilittelcwIteat Flour,
Rolled Oats, SplitPeaS,
Pot Barley, Rice, tte.
TOBACC9$ AND ' EG../.118.
• Try a peeket of Compressed Yeast.
I ScIl for Cash at the Loweat Possible Prices,
cohsistent with quality,
IlseiT`Tickets to or from the Old Country, au
Loweet Bates,
Emmen:mu TEE Awnless',
Drew's Block Pouth Sterol
The Flag the i:or,t,11. t
C 1 AIN' Grop/N"4 zvvir
‘.744 4 .Yr 2 11 011
g g,
• A nicely assorted stock of
FIARDWA_PF
FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes, te
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60n Per Gal.
coAr, on, AS LOW AS THE Lowpr.r.
Irc• A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75.
A good,.suit. of ready-made clothing for $6.
Ordered suits got -up in Good Style.
Our Dress,Goods ate marked down lo
Ike . Lowest Notch:
COTTON -L-20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
WHouse and Lot, also a .12 arm for Sale.
Applyto
'JOHN MATHESON.
HAY P. 0.
11. S
ie usual at this season of the year, we
offer our entire stools, Seidel's 10 more com-
plete than at any other season, consisting of
the yety fineet lines of
Wa-tehes, Clocks,
Jewellery, Silverware)
Silver -plat ed Ware,
Musical Instruments, &c.
lir' Stook is the Best Bolted in the West
and eve are deteimined to close it out
if possible during tlae holiday season, eo
CALL F, A It Ts'y (V. TATO', 'MDR. CHOICE,
At juices, whiell 000 lover than evet,
All 14,0e'r1sof ClockWatches and jeWel-
fork I-len:tired at LoWest Priees, set
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No freight and no duty to pay. We have the Books on hand ready to
be sent out.
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1. Jasper Pantos Secret. A Novel. By
Miss M. li.BaAbnoN. illustrated,
2. Joint Itowerbank's Wife. A, Novel.
By ,Miss Mi./LOOK. Illustrated.
tr:t. ca'rife Crieket 011. the ifearth. A Christ -
Inas story. By cuAni.Es Dion:FiNs. 1103(8-
'E'Le Mystery or the pully Tree.
Nnod;80t11..atlelt. the author of 'Dora Thorne."
wroixiGacanonrofts
eLi'e.lIsNitrrtage. A Novel. By
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ELLI.A.mos Parton. .A. Novel. By G.n0Ron
10, Nenry Arisen. A Novel, By Mrs.
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Miss IL E. BnAnnoN.
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