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Shocking Accident.
Roux CENTRE. 00ty Oct. 21, es -A. meet'
horrible and distressing acoident occurred
here this morning about 8 e'cloolt, whereby
one Arthur Gillies, a millwright of Thalnes-
v lle was ushered into eternity without a xno.
rrent'8 warning, Mr. Gilliee Lee been work.
ing in Bieklo eC4 Dysen's gristmill for the last
si'i` weeks and halt laeaely finished his job.
'This mn�e,eing, while' attempting to put on a
belt witft41ie machinery in motion, he was
tripped np by another loose belt lying at his
teat, and was immediately thrown between
two cog -wheels, which drew his head through
,,>their terrible grasp, grinding the back of his
- head into a jelley. Itis then supposed be wee
caught in the revolving shaft and whirled round
and round until the machinery was stopped.
When found, nearly all his clothing was torn
from him, and the sight wits a most ghastly
one to behold The poor man's brains and
parts of his skull weue scattered all round the
immediate vicinity of tlloaoeident. Mr. Gillies
was a young man, unnrnrried, and abort 25
years old.
A Mammoth Ox and a Puny
Cow.
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tain3
from the Atchison
(Kansas) Daily Champion of the 26th ult :—
Adam Forepaugh's circus exhibited in Mani,
SOH yesterday. While here the veteran show-
man bought of J. K. Ka Gregor of Wichita,
Kansas, for $]0,000 cash, the mammoth ox,
"Jobn Sherman," weighing 4,250 pounds the
largest in the world, and beyond doubt the
greatest curiosity living, in the way of an an-
imal - being as much larger m comparison
With ordinary cattle as Jumbo was over other
elephants, Ile is a beautiful roan, six feet
four inches high, eleven feet tour inches
around the girth, three feet four inches be-
tween hip points, and eighteen feet from
tip to tip. He has tremenduous hone, and
when fatted and filled out will weigh 4,700
pounds. Notwithstanding the enormous size
and weight of this remarkable animal, he is
as active Aman ordinary steer of one thousand
pounds, This now acquisition to Mr. Fore-
paughs collection of animal curiosities is very
highly prized by that Creat exhibitor, who
considers"John Sherman" the greatest anim-
al curiosity ever exhibited under canvas.
Mr. Forepaugh also bought of Mr. Mo
Gregor a Leesevater cow that weighs only 350
pounds. stands 34 inches in height, and yields
three gallons of milk a day. She has had
four calves. This is also a wonderful curios-
ity which will add greatly to Mr. Forepaugh,s
attractions.
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We respectfully call your attentiou to a few testimonials which the GALE SULKEY HARROW MAFUFACTUR
TNG COMPANY OF WINDSOR, ONT., have received from some of their patrons. Every one who has purchased the
Implement renounces it a grand success, and an Implement every farmer should have.
A. R. McMANUS is in charge of a company of men and eight wagons, at Exeter, and is doing a thriving business in Huron
County,
Gale Harrow Co,, Windsor, Ont.
GENerme er.--This is to certify that the
combined Harrow purchased from your
agent has given entire satisfaction, and I
consider it the best implement of the kind
ever introduced iu this neighborhood. I
prepared my potato .grouncl for wheat with-
out ploughing, and I oan say that the ma-
chine does all your agent claimed for it, and
can cheerfully recommend it to my farmer
friends as the BEST.
Yours truly,
Janes Halls, Usborne.
Gale Sulky Harrow Co., Windsor, Ont.
DEAR SSRS.--In answer to your question
as to my opinion of the Gale Harrow, I
would state that as a Cultivator for loosen-
ing and tearing up the ground I would as-
sign it the highest place of any that I have
ever tried, doing its work more effectually,
leaving no blanks, light of draft, and invar-
iable uniformity of depth. Not having test
ed it as a seeder, I must not speak too posi-
tively of its merits as such, but from Its
construction, and what I have seen, I have
Frank LPslie's Popular Monthly
FOR NOVEMBER.
The Imperial and Royalladieswhowear the
crown in Europe have an attraction even for
readers in this republican land and many will
;follow with interest Lilly Higgin's account of
PYEmpresses and Queens whose portraits are
given iu the November number of FRANK
LESLIE'S PoruLAR MONTHLY, from Queen Vict-
oria to the talented literary lady who charas
the throne of Soryia. A tour along a sandy
stretch of New England coast can be followed
in the article "From Boston toProvincetown,"
by A. V. Abbot. ' Verdi and his operas," by
L. C. Elson, is a sketch full of charm, by a
writer thoroughly at home with all musical
lore. In Florine Malcolm,s sketch of British
ish Guiana we visit a part of the continent
little known and strangely mixed. General
Brisbins, sketch of the great Sioux Chief Spot -
led Tail is full of iuterest, giving individuality
toone ofthe faulousmodernIndians. 'Carrara
and its Marbles,' "Nature's Gas Works," aro
more utilitarian, but attractive. All these
articles are fully and capitally illustrated.
Ono of the important points in the number le
the commencement of ,..Prince Lveifer," s now
serial novel of surpassing skill and power by
Etta W Pierce. This must be hailed with de-
light by all readers of well drawn character.
The minor staring cu tho number are all
extremely clever.
Interesting Itemt;.
tfr. Regan, who is now teaching in the
'vicinity of Godoriah, has been engaged to
teach at Blake school at a yearly salary of $425.
no doubt it will fulfill all that can be claim-
ed for the very best in the market.
Yours truly, A. J. Roes, Nairn.
Mains, July 26, 1887.
Crediton, Ont, Sept. 23, '87.
Gale Sulky Harrow Mfg. Co., Windsor.
GENTLEMEN. ---I purchased one of your
Harrows & Seeders and have thoroughly
tested it on all kinds of ground; and after
seeing the work it will do have no hesita-
tion in recommending it to my farmer
friends as the best implement in the market.
Yours truly,
Tobias Wurtz.
Sar pta, Sept. 24th, 1877.
Gale aerro+v Co., Windsor, Ont.
GI•.x'LEeu:N.—I have bought and tested
one of your Sulky Harrows and Seeders and
think it is just what every farmer needs,
and it will do all your agt. claimed for it.
Respectfully Yours, Alonzo Foster.
Centralia, Ont., Sept. 24, 87.
Gale Sulky Harrow Mfg. Co., Windsor.
DEAR Snts.--I bought one of your Sul.
key Harrows and Seeders and must• say
tha i I am well pleased with the way it does
its work. I prepared and sowed weat in a
very rough, lumpy field where it was in pos,
sible to use my drill. I also used it to dig
potatoes, and afterwards prepared and sow-
ed the same field without plowing, and I
sin convinced that the Gale is the best and
most useful implement ever introduced to
farmers of Huron Co. Respectfully yours,
William Anderson, Stephen Tp.
Gale Sulky Harrow g Co., Windsor Ont.
DEAR SIRS.—The Sulky Harrow & Seed-
er bought from your agent is just what we
need. I have used it to harrow, cultivate
and seed, and can truthfully say that it
does the work better, easier and with less
labor than any instrument I ever saw. I
will also state that 1 have a good drill, but
think that broadcasting as done by the Gale
is the way to sow grain to get the best re-
sults I haye worked ten acres of wheat
stubble with the cultivator without plough;
ing and it did the work to perfection.
Wm. Rowteliffe, Stephen.
CONSUMLrTION CURED.
An of d physician, retired from. practice, lav
ing hard placed in his hands by an East Indian
missionary theformula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speeds/ and permanent euro of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debiiityand
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
oases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
Ms suffering fellows. Actuated by tuffs motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, wen
send free of charge, to all who desire :t, this
recipe, in Germau,Freuch or English, with full
directions fcr pron.ring and using. Sent by
mail by address_ngwith stamp, naming this
paper,W.A.Noyas,140Power'sBlock Itcchester
American anthracite coal is selling at
$10.25 a ton in Winnipeg, and Galt and
An olid resident of Sebringville, near Strat-
ford, Michael Boos wile found dead in his
own bttruyard Monday mornsng with only
his night shirt on.
Mr. A.. T. Cutler, of Galt, bas a horse that
Wes foaled in 1845. It is now over 40 years
old, and Mr. Cultor has had it for 27 years,
Tho death is announced of Mr. Jas. Poole,
an old and respected resident of Ailsa Cram.
He was buried on `Wednesday afternbbn last.
Mr. A. C. Reid (Sandy), of Lucas, at present
in Winnipeg, offers "to back a Mali 'to run T.
Moffat 440 yards for $250 Weide, 'a be will
back R. H. Dunbar to ruts hiin'a mile for the
same amount.
Knox Church con l cation, Goderich, at a
epeeial meeting held 'tab other evening for.
the purpose of elect nig a colleague for Dr
Tire, decided to tallev. J. H. Simpson. of
Brucefield, to the posit,lon.
A petition presented to the. Goverment on
Saturday by Senator 1VIti Kindsey Deka for a
date for voting on tlie'i•fpeal of the Scott Act
in Halton County. 'land bears upwards of
1,600 signatures.,
Mrs. Lovett, ,bad a shawl stolen
from her nt the fa11 i+ir held in that village
last week.,
The &odericb St nal doesn't appear to be
pleased becafise Mr. R. Porter, M. P,, of Weet
Huron, at aredaat preliminary examination
in the matte of the protest, did not perjure
himself to fultIlher Mr. McGillicuddy's efforts
to unseat him. One cannot please everybody
in a sworn a urination.
The Young -liberal Club, of Seaforth, has
elected offie6rs as followe Honorary Pres.',
dent, J'alit McMillan. M. P. ; president, John
A. Wilton; vice•president, Jas Watson; 2nd
vice-president,.. Darwin; 3rd vise -president,
Alex. Wilson; secretary, Wm. Somerville ;
•itreasurer,, Wm. Robb. They are going in
rfee an active season's work.
It is understood that Mr, Justus Angers,
'fo the Supreme Court of the Province of
Quebec, has accepted the position of Lieut.
Govenor of the Province, vine ]:Tole. F. L. R.
Masson, resigned,,
A man named Laviolette, aged 86 years,
was walking along along the 0,P,R. track at
Montreal Thursday night when he Was run
over by a freight train and kilted.
Br,00nisaiEW,n, Carleton Co.. N, B., May 7'87
Banff coal at $9.50.
ADV1On TO l'IOTIIERB.—At•e you disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If to send at once and get a bottle of
"Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the pour llttle sufferer immediately,
Depend upon it, mothers ; thorn is uo mistake
..bout it. It ouros Dysentery and Diairhmea,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collo, cottons the Gums,reducesInflan111ntion,
and gives tone and energy to thowholc system.
"Mrs. Win slow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription• of one of the oldest and bes
female physicians and nurses in tho United
States, and is forsale by all druggists through-
out the world, Price twenty -Svc cents a bot-
tle. Be sure and ask for "Mils. Wn sLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP "and take no other kind.
Scott's Eiuulsionof Cod Liver Oil
and tlypophosplrites.
Is very palatable and much better than the
plain oil. Dr. W: H. Cameron, of Halifax,
N. S., says : "I have prescribed Scott's E-
mulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophcs-
pbites for the past two years and found it
store agreeable to the stomaoh, and have
better ireenits from its use than any other
preparation of the kind I have ever tried."
Ptit up in 50e. and $1 size.
There are thirty pole electric lights in
Windsor, and a number of new ones are to
be lighted at once.
Bordering on the Miraculous—Mr. W. Aa
Sherwood, of Stanwood. Michigan, was r
sufferer from Kidney Complaints for fon
years, he was totally unfit for work' tried
all the local doctors, took "mires" by the
dozen, two bottles of Dr. Carson's Stomach
Bitters made a new man of him.
The Dominion Government will erect a
new building for Custom House purposes in
Winnipeg next year.
Your Druggist is authorized to refund you
the money if Dr Carson's Stomach Bitters
do not benfit any case of Dyspepsia, Kidney
or Liver Complaint. Alt druggists, 50 cents.
A CURE FOR DEAFNESS.
There have been many remarkable cures of
deafness made by the use of Hagyard's Yellow
Oil, the great household remedy for pain,
inflamation and soreness. Yellow Oil cures
Rheumatism, Sore Throat and Croup.aud ie
useful internally and externally for all pains
I wish, to inform you that 1 have been a
suffSufferer from catarrh for a long time antigen,.
tinuatly tried so called remedies and aata Ill
cures, but all to no purpose. At last I heard
of NasalBnlm and wnsindueed to 'try that.
To myastonishmenfoundfotnreleif from the
first appliaatfop, and now after tttowoel>s use
feel myself perfectly and thoroughly mired.
Yours very truly, I l3Al4tPTT R.
HANFORD WO
General iierohant,
Judge James, Thursday drei(led that tate
respondent iii tho Victoria County, N. 'S.,
election case .lust pay nil the costa of. the
,otitfon including the 'costs incurred in
YOUNG MEN Suffering from the effects of
early evil habits, the result of ignorancelor
folly, who fine themselves weak, nervous, and
exhausted) eisO MIDDLE AGED And OLn MEN,
who are -broken down from the effects of abuse
or over -work, and to advanced life feel the
consequences of youthful excess, send for and
READ M. V. Lubon's Treatise on .Diseases of
Mon. The hook will he sent sealed to auy ad-
dress on receipt of two 3c. stamps. Address
M. V. LUBON, 47 Wellington St, E. Toronto,
,7nu.13th.1887. 1—v.
The €,'treat English Preseripticrt.
A successful -Medicine used over •, .
' years in thousands of cases.
C
'Cures Spermalorrhea, il'ervous'-'-;', -�
Weakness, Emissions, Impotency *,A
and all diseases caused by abuse. b
((BEFORE] indiscretion, or over-exertion. (Arman]
Six packages Guaranteed to C';reo (rent tothe s
hFail. Ask your Druggist for
Proeoription, take no substitute. One package
St. Six $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
;Eureka Cheernical Co., Detroit, Mich.
Are pleasant to t 1:,:(•ootnin their°T•it
Purgativt. Is a F t r^:rn, n::d ',i1I'ctc:L1
Swc•"od from.., in Cnilaron o1 adults
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EXETER - -- ONTARIO.
Genera? .Agent
for the following first-classIusuranee compan-
ies:—
Glasgow & London Fire Insurance Co
Great Britain. CAPITAL,82,000,000.
Comm•rcial Union Assurance Com pan
Loudon, England. CAPITAL mud ASSETS,
000,0(0.
Norwich (Inion Fire Insurance Society of
Nouwioh England. CAPITAL, $5,100,000.
Lancashire Fire Insurance Company of Man
cheater, Eugland• CAPITAL 514,000,000.
City Mutual tiro Insura- nce Company of Lon-
don, Canada. Full Government deposit with,
Ontario Government,-°
London Guarantee & A- ccident Co, (Li
of Loudon, England• CAVITAL, $1,250, t ted)
and injuries, Canadian Mutual Ald Associatio00.
1 Canada.' Assessment Life System
Lightning struck the electric light wire at and cheapest In Canada.
DnnnvilleThursday and burned some of the
cut-outs, anti the town was in darkness. ' .6. Tial Solicited.
AMONG THE INDIANS.
"While my husband was trading in furs he
came across an Indian who Nae taken to his
lodge to die Ido hadinward pameaucl paine.
in all his limbs. Ho; ave some Yellow Oil
internally and applied it externally and cured
him. It also cared my husband of rhonma-
tism, and I find it valuable for coughs and —
colds, and sore throat, eta." Mrs. A. Bert,
Cook's Mills, Sertisnt itfver, Ont.
BEYOND DISPUTE.
There is no better, safer or more pleasant
cough remedy made than Hagyarcle Pectoral
Baisam. It cures Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Coughs, Celde,'Bronchitis and all throat and
lung tioubles.
At Brockville, Thursday, John Morris, a
farmer. was 'convictedof maislntighter. in
killing Henry Doal, another farmer. The
two't]uarreled about a yoke of oxen, which
f stabbed Deal.
'hothslaimed. when Morr s
Mt'L'ptM IN PARVO.
There he match in a ]rano, as regards liter'
m e to take
You do not have '�. itt rs Y l
1
$decd B e ,
dost
'route and gallons to get at the niedibmd it
contains. Eeery drop in every dose has mods
Teal virtue its a blood purifying, systene reg-
tildting tonic.
Dr. Shulis's stables in Winnipeg were
destroyed by fire Thursday morning, A
`berseanct Seemed earrieges were burned with,
'the bt:0,1c1111g.
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
--AT— -
Doupe'sStore,
KIRKTON.
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HE:1VY DRESS GOODS (new shades) 10e
EXTRA YOUNG HYSON TEA - 50c. lb
17 ib NICE SUGAR — $1.00
A NICE TEA SETT (44 Pieces) - $2.25
BEST LARDINE OIL, - . 62e. gal
131b Fine Tea, for - - $1.00
S Plugs Chewing Tobacco - 25c.
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It will pay you to drive ten
miles to buy from lis.
PLEASE NOTE OUR PRICES.
Highest Price for Buster and
Eggs,
John T. Wesmmo%t,
Real Estate & insurance Agt.
EXETER :•-: ONTARIO
' for personal disqualtBonhon II�VARIABI>t1 LOoi ute1TI0i1S.
pressing f
Thrxo is no other remedy or combititttlo
1 ctiol(In ilawnr seiz ntr
A itATtE cOiVi`Till�'ATION.
—CURES—
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick headache,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
—anti all
Impurities of the
il flood from what.
i �ouHu' ;Ver cause arising,
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-ASK FOR --
Doctor Hodder's Compound,
Tao no other Sold everywhere, Price
7•r cents per hotflo
�,. 11.0 U1Ev'S
i' e that irleetda 4nrinyl'egnu dtnoiyts, Ill rho t+tottlnp 1, a . g „ g g + v
of in4dlenloeit of the stoint,rh; thou yntt fi'eve Sol(1 Eve ywhere, l: iotbre br caths surd 50
nil tad
es Burdock Blood Bitters Ln its iyldo fan tili,tha ti y lr cents pee bottle. Prt,priotots earl ilTtttif rs,•
• ,++. r:A; nLr,KnrV[Mt (+einr,#ittlnli f111ritY1'la diseases as tlttre�`liyLlftlA,tlf)n5 of fJyspepaia, Wlilc,li JJtti"('laaw , � 'F:.-'� -.-. 'N R- 1A.�+; u,+i:. .l"f!•,�•r•�ii tl tti'tY.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
THE SKIN,
HEADACHE.
And every species of disease arising
.from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS,
STOMACH, BOWELS IR BLOOD.
eoprietors,
ILBURN 00 CO TottON 0O.
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At Toronto. Every Barrel. Guttrnnteed, This Oil wee used on all niaebinery during 11
Eahibition. It has been awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last three yellers,
i t "See that you get Peerless, It is only made b
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FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
F.FTJITS,_FFLTJITS FRUITS.
THE . _ i IIL Y GROCERY
Is the place to go for all kinds of fruits in season.
FRESH GROCERIES
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
C ,4 NDIES NUTS, AND CONECT/ON w ',.
ICE CREAM PARLOR
My Ice Cream Parlors are the coolest and best a
ppoi;2te
in town. The cream is of the purest, and always fresh.
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Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, New cetera 'street,
late 583, Oxford Street, London.
asp' Purchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and ,Pots,
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are. Enterions.
�� es ,g e' 4y�4g dote.e rytiti :�
WARE
(Wholesale and Retail.)
BUILDER'S HARDWARE—Nails, Glass, (stained and engraved), Locks, Hinges
Butts (full line.)
CARRIAGE HARDWARE—Bar Iron, Bent Stuff, Hubbs, Spokes, Cutter Runners,,
Shafts, Moquette Wunslin, Drill, &c.
MILL SUPPLIES—Stow Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Asbestos, Packing, Rubber and Leath-
er Beitings, &c.
SPORTING MATERIAL—Breach Loading and Shot Guns, Powder, Shot, &c.
Rochester
Lamps,
Silver Star Coal
Oil, Wicks, Bur-
ners, Axes,
& Skates.
LANCE SAWS.
STOVE DEPARTMENT
—SEE THE—
Ci'iginal• Cook and Triumph
HEAT'NG STOVES.
Tho Bradley Eavetrough and Tin.
ware a Specialty.
Verity's Plows and Points, Cal.'
ci Plaster, Carpet, Felts, Pitch,
C 'I ar, &o.
Send in your orders for Chestnut or Stone, Carmel Soft, and the Semonic illossburg
Coal before it advances. Ansaled Galvanized and Barb Wire cheap.
s Furniture
ARRIVING
T Dearing has received,
and is receiving daily his fall
stock of Dry -Goods, Ready-
made clothing, Flannels, win -
ready -made knit shirts, and
Ladies' Dress goods, Hose &c.
BOOTS and. SHOES,
A Well 8eleated Stock for W7interivear,
If you hate Sour Stomach, Heartburn', Sick / trap* P ung r
n iHeaLche,rising and souring of fund, ruin(]
Goods will be sold very
for Cash or Farm Pro
Cheap, ,
duce, which is taken as Cash
-Always Fresh,
Groceries- �
Everything required by the housekeeper.
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the Bet
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�; holler Flour of
Dried Pork �n
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Zettrit> .G 'T, Orri. r..On
Organs For Sale.
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We would call the attention of the people of, Exeter end elteeeseedie ,•itntry
fact that we, having ptkrchased tee stock and: bueinesc of Wil ltI °C) r..t+a•
special tndueemsts in
Parlor Setts, PIai:n arta ,ir a,tic y' 't'abfi s. Si:Whigs t(,r",l ",bila' '4101 t yes!
13e(>ooyl Sctta, WOO; Cane & cef'at>,tec; f •'rer.'r
r ll.i•ft ,, , iv, Irl,
Mrrititig I)CSk5, Si(lci (ltL'illS V"tiatndts, C`rn(1I)' , 41
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And nu Endless Variety in fietiS, iitirea,tis, C'atithrt'tr't"
exOut Stook of Lumber is Large and Thoroughly Scooted, and, liar
erienee in the leading factories or the, mn inion, we Ca.'. un 'Po
abid Patrniture, lt•rr
Oatr Stociz of dude taltitigGoods is the Largest in the County, tyir,
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