The Exeter Times, 1888-5-10, Page 4Ogota thuvo.
Tii.u,ktsDAY, MAY 10Tti, ISS.
THE ONTARIO LICENSE
POLITICAL MACHINE.
In several parts of ale Keevenee
this year the only qualification
necessary to procure a liquor
cense, is being a Reformer or a
supporter of Mr. Mowat. In the
City ot Toronto, in Hamilton and
in Windsor the most barefaced
partizanship has been shown. In
Toronto, there were seventyve
saloon keepers cut elf, and many
of Reform persuasion, who have
for years been deprived a a li-
cense, added to the list. The
News, an. Independent -Reform
„ Journal, says: One Bridaet Huges
-
ha a her license restored because
shea.,-a. friend.ef the goy.
eminent ; while Mr. Ifirby,
who has kept a respectable hotel
in Toronto for the past twenty
years, has been deprived of his li-
cense, he claiming to be a Cpnser-
vative, Then in the Citye lis.ni
M -
on, one Culharie has b t, 'or-
‘
ed by receiving a liceie. eet many
'times previously having een, re
fused because his house is near a
factory. The SpectaNtor sa.ye 6o per
• cent. of the ratepayers petitioned
the Commissioners not to grant
Cullia.ne a license; but then his
political services could notbe ig-
nored. Then the Wentworth coin
• missioners, not to be outdone in
the matter of favoring friends,
granted liceese to a house on Bur• -
lington Beach, known as the Bun-
' galow, where there are four houses
licensed already, in direct.. opposit-
ion to the protestations of the
residents. The property belongs
to Judge Sincla.lr's wife, which ac.
counts for its being licensed. In
Windsor the very same order of
things was carried (lilt, Coseserva-
fives being cut off. while Reform-
ers were granted licenses. These
are but a. tew examples of the base
uses to which the power vested in
the Government and their Commis-
sioners a'reN-being put, and it only
remains to be seen to what extent,
if any, such partizanship will be en-
acted in South Huron.
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EIDITORIAL NOTES.
WHien the German emperor's
physicians are „exhausting all the
-resources of medical science and
surgical skill to keep him alive,
some of his clerical subjects are
praying to the Almighty to grant:
him a "speedy release from his suf.
feline." There is a touch of path-
.-- etic humor in the situation.
7F.TRIl -Thinlinion Parliament may.
adjourn May 22. There is no ne-
NeWS Notelet.
--
Large crowds of immigrants continue
to arrive in Montreal, on their way to
Manitoba and the Territories, Over
2,000 arrived, in one day last week.
The Senate committee on railways
Adopted on Saturday morning the bill
from the C031111103AS incorporating the
river Detroit rail -Way bridge company.
At a meeting of the Ontario Cabinet
Monday, Mae, Drury, M, P. P., for E.
.
Sitneoe, was appointed to the peahen
of Minister of Agriculture, an office
created by the Legislature at the recent
session.
Sarnia Canedian—"Port Huron gro-
cers have reeeived 'consignments of
potatoes from Scotland, and cabbage
from Germany, which can be sold in
Michigan cheaper than the home-grown
article."
The success of the operatien perform-
ed. a week ago at the Germantown hos-
pital, by transplanting the corner of a
rabbit's eye to the eye of Mrs. Annie
Schick, is now undeniably esteblished.
The return of Mrs. Sehick's vision is an
assured fact.
Hon•Thos. White's will, just probat-
\
Riergel SPr)ing Afeeizee.
The elueon Spri;g—Assizes opeued at
Goderiele on Monday t \
f last week, Hon,
Mr. Justice Macmalent upon the bench.,
Ile was presentea with a congratulatory
address on behelf ofthe lot:saber, of whom
there was e large repvesentation at the
°peeing of the Court. The civil list was
heavy and contained some twenty once.
The criminal docket containing twelve
cases, comprising charges of perjury, for.
gore', larceny ettsault &o. Mr. Ring, ot
Berlin, conducted the Croat Insinese.
The first ciyil ORR was Weber TS Stein-
bach, an ectien for malicious peosecution,
R. H. Collins, of Exeter, for plff. Judg-
ment by consent disini•sing the ease with
full costs,
„Henry vs Penfound. • All action for se.
election II. F. Hohnstead for plte; Phil-
ip Holt foe deft. By consent this ettee
was withdrawn,
Wilson vs Messett. • An action On a
promissory note. The defendant claimed
the note was obtained fraudulently, and
for the purpose of stilling s, trio -deal pros-
ecution for forgery. The jury, eftar an
absence of 50 minutes, rethrned with a
verdict tor defendant, ancl jedgmeut was
so entered with full costs of snits.
Killam vs McBride; et al. Action on a
•
ed, leaViglatie evife usnfruct of prep- promissore note. yerdict y conemt tor
.
F
orshe ehall marry again, svhen it is 'to
ed ou a promissory note, for threshing ma-
be evenly divided amongst the children,
chine. judgment for plff., as against de.
The Property is 14rgelY mad° up of fendant Catharine Taylor for $670.70,
stock in the Gazette Printing Co. •with interest fvom March 1, 188S, at 7 per
An estimate of the total grain. export cent. wttli fell costs, plff. to have a lien
froux IVIanitoba to Port Arthur up to ore certain lands and the master to take
acceunt between the parties. li
Darling vs efferman. Action on the
covenants of a lease, the parties residing
in the township of Tuckersmith Referr-
ed by consent to Master to take evidence,
as to the facts and report to the Court. _
Queen vo jaines Lennon, jr. This is a
charge of perjury alleged to have loeen
committed by prisoner, a clerk hi the of-
fice of L. E. Dencey, Seaforth, The
grand jery presented a trne bill, but on
motion of Mr., Osler, Q. C., counsel for
defence, the case was traversed until 'the
next, owing to the absence of a material
witness. Lennon entered into his own
recognizance in $500, -with his father and
$OMR. heendeaten piff• feP 1A55 93, with hal eosts of sett. enan ys Murray. An extion to. recov-
erty Valued at 50,000
May 1st, gives the following figures :—
Wheat, 5, :500,000 bushels '• wheat in
flour, 700,000 bushels ; barley, 300,000
bushels; (sate and oetrneal, '700,000
bushels ; total export to date, 8;300,000
bushels. It is estimated thab there are
yet to arrive at Port Arthur from Mani-
toba 2,000,000 bushels coarse grain.
Since it has transpired that Joseph
Chamberlain became engaged to Miss
Endicott, while over as Fishery Com-
missioner, it is open for the wits to say
that she got him on a string or captur-
ed him in the net. And perhaps some-
one will be foolhardy enough tosay that
the Endicott is the end he caught if not
sought.
The Postmaster -General of the United
States has completed arrangements with
the Postmaster -General of Canada, es-
tablishing a union in rate of poatage of
one cent per ounce on all merchandise,
inclucline erain, seed cuttings, bull:0,
e
scions and all grafts, and one cent per
two ounces of printed matter in the
mails exchanged between the two count-
ries and now known n,s third-class matter
in the domestic mails of this country.
This arrangement went into effect May
1 and eemoves the objections to the
recent mail convention. with Canada,
which went into effect March I.
The Ranlan-Kempt sculling race took
place at Sidney, Nem South Wales, on
Saturday last. The race was on the
Paramatta River for the championship
of the world and $2,500 a side. lelempt
James Wilson arsecurities in $250 each.
Another case arising out of the same cir-
cumstances, was the Queen ys Loftus, E.
Dances*, sabordination of perjury. Mr.
Osler askeut that this also be traversed un-
til the fall assizes, owing to the miavoid-
able absence of defendant.
The grand jury returned "no bill" in
the Queen vs Henry Stanley, charged with
bestiality, and a trne bill in the Queen ve
• Joshua F. Bier, for illicit' connection un-
der the Charlton Act.
• The somewhat celebrate& Bayfield as-
sault case, wherein two coustables were
set upou while attempting to serve sum-
monses under the Scott Act, was brought
late Court by the Gravel jury returning
true bills against Charles Meyers and Ne
Murray for assaulting John Henry Rob-
ertson,, a constable, while in dischatgeeof
• his clay. Both defendants failed • to re -
spend when celled in court, and bench
warrants were ovdered to be 'issued for
their arrest. A true -bin was also return-
ed against John ErWin, aeising out of the
sante disturbence, for assanitieg Charles
„Smith and John H. Robertson, the two
constables referred to.
The Grand Jury returned -"No, Bill" in
the Queen es John Hannon, for perjury,
and in Queen vs james W. Manser, forg-
ery, a truehill. •
In the latter base the forgery Wes of a
promissory note for Isso, dated in jenhary
last, and assumed to be merle by Thomas
Evans to the prisoner or bearer. The
-forgery by the priscner was clearly proven
and also the uttering of the- forged note,
wbich the prisoner sold to a Mr. Benjamin
S. Cools. The prisoner was convicted, and
after a strong admonition by -His Lordship
released on suspended sentence, his,own
recognizance being taken for $500.
The Grand Jury dad their labors
by bring_ing in true hMs in the QtiCell TS
Emanuel. R. Bissett, for unlawful and ina-
iicto 4iielei""."-elevoes -bod-
ily helm to one John Ilynclinan ; he was
filled $25 with costs; in the Queen vs J.
H. elynchnan, for assaulting a peace offi-
cer in the execution of his duty and in
the Queen VS William WatsoneJohe Hoop-
er, Van Renssaber'Van Norman, Win.
Harem and W. G. Nicolson, for womuliug
Robert Durnion with various intents. Five
true bills were also returned against Thos
0, Edmunds, late ageut of the Singer
Manufacteriug Company at Clinton 3
were for forgery of money receipts, arid 2
for embezzlement of =siert and chattels.
No hills seereleeittneri in the Qiieen vs
Or eb l ke'ltideor, Jonas Baker and Gil;
bete Deck, for larceny, two indictments,
and hi the Qeeen vs Patrick O'Donolioe,
for assaulting a Peace racer end apeeeen
acting in aia of a Peace Offiter, two me'
clictments. The Queen TS Hyndman, was
poetponed to the general session, and the
Queen vs Watson and others te the next
State assizes. The Grand Jury submitted the
Doerti of tieatsn, following:
There is no more useful 'Work in which RILESDSTMENT.
the herdth authorities can engage than th9 , ORTAPTO
ttination of the various articles sold to oeuree.m.,eme.oe,
Absolutely P re.
This powder never varies A marvel otpur-
ity. strength and wholesounsliess, More econ-
antic/Li than the ordinary kinds anci cannot
be sold in competitionwitli tlie-inultitndos of
low test, short -,veighb, &luta et phosphate
powders. Sold only in 01113R.—ItOYAT.4
BA-
flGP0WDEI 00-106 Wall street LY
truagemaseatirgramiasossraatsatti,
Our stook for the season is uow eomplete, our immense importations hayiug all avrivea
We axe) now able to show one of
took the lead at the start. Hanlan's
boat came in contact with that of his
opponent before the mile post was
reached. Kerapt stopped. aridlet Hau-
l= pass and then went after him.
When off Gaseignes Bay Ilanlan.crossed
the bow of Kempt's boat and again
fouled him.. Kempt got clear and pro-
ceeded, winning by five lengths. They
are about equal in weight.
Death has taken off another member
of the Commons, this ming Milanese
Gauclet, representing Nicolet, Que.,
who died in the general hospital at Ot-
tawa,. the other clay. Be has been laid
tip since a couple of weeks after the ses-
sion opened, and death was expected.
Ris ma/ady was dropsy. Mr. Gaudet
was 40 yearaage. He was elected in
1884 on the resignation of Me. elifethOt .;
and in 1887 was 1:eturned by acelame-
nation. as a ConservetivesNationelist.
Ae a meeting of the jornahsts heit
at Ottawa on Tuesday egernoon, a re-
solution protesting agaiviSt elte imprison
ment of Editor Hawke,. of.goncton, N.
B., sentenced for two months for libel,
on the geound that he had not been
given an opportanity to try hirnSelf be-
fore his peers was a,clopted, Another
resolutioli was also carried. It asked
the Minister of Justice to investigate
-charges ot arunkenness 'made agaillS
Judge Fraser, by Editor Hawke, 'rand
appointed a deputation towalt upon the
Press Gallery, and decided, as well, to
appeal to the Canadian Press Associa-
tion,
ce.ssity for.the session lasting long-
er than -that. All the businese can
be completed. But the Grits keent
bound to, exhibit what the Toron-
• to:Globe calls their debating talent
• which in ,nlain omens their'
Ability to talk long and uselessly.
• TIIE fact is daily becoming- more
• apparent that there is only one
Men that will suit the entire mess
of• the Republican party as
the Presidential saeclida.te of the
party ; and that matt is Blaine.
The Maine statesman will have
greatnees thrus& upon him in spite
ef himself. _
'Two bye -elections that have
taken place recently ---Kent coutity
on Wednesday last and Russell 'on
Monday—beth represeetatiVes to
. ,
the Legislature, resulted in the re
turn • of Liberals, for the former
Mr. Campbell by 94. majority, , the
latter, Mr. Edwards, by 226. Both
seats were represented by Liber
als.
FRISENTA-111S
o POWDEralle
Are pleasant to take„ Cc,ptain their 0011
-Purgative. Is a, Alla effectual
liessreyer ot woraes in Obt:dren ov AidultS,
The Grandest Stock of Carpets
TO B4 FOUND IN 0A.NADA.
Carpets of all graders from the loweat priced Hemp to the richest patterns a Mal
could wish, to See.
But a more important fact is that our stock of cerpots etand to -day unequalled as
reearae Tattle. Haying been epught personally by our Me. Beattie for CASH in the
13est Markets m the World, and Marked at the .olosest prices possible, we af-
funs, withou t fear of contradiction, that we can and will give you the best value for your
money that you cart possibly get in Gamlen. Don't forgeethe
New Mammoth' Carpet House
of the West.
Thos. Beattie Co's,
The lake is clear of ice at Goderich,
but reports from up the shore state
that considerable Ice is in sight. The
.G. Kolfage, which watt ashore at
Port Blake last fall, has been released
and started for enderieh last Sunday,
but was caught in a field of ice, where
she lay several days about two miles
from the shore, leaking badly. She
was taken into harbor but in a badly
wrecked condition.
Everest's Liver Regulator has prov-
ed the best medicine I ever tried for
impure blood and liver complaint.—
John Jones, Hillsboro, Ont.
TUE Globe is not elohe ill the
censure of the Dominimyereovern.
merit for fixing the In eke Act
votiug at a time when yuileee-,ds
were impassable. Th °Ada
Citizen, a temperance jo:e4t440ea1so
joins in the wail. It weeed 'have
been well and saved some of those
Toroeto edifOrs considerable. uu
netessary writing had they taken a
trip through 'Huron about the time
of the election, and seen, to then
amazement, the excelleet Condi they report t•liet the lenyal balneg powdex
. .
is mister -tor to all creels in petite rind
MOBE FOOD ANALYSES.
Action by tbe Massachusetts
SIGHT V. BLINDNESS
1110 DON,
176 65 178 DUNDAS-STREET: (East of Riehmond-St.
Q
• N. STANLEY'S
Co1el3yated iTreik'Sioectacles
79 13.tz Srazzr, Vono1.1To, CANA1)4,
18 JEWIN Lcisnon, E. 0., 131::GLAND.
' .
R Eicrs eentebeeeker,eowenere
FARMERS &
----USE ONLY--
MeCOLL'S CELEBEATED
‘'?4T-4LMEN
Lardme 1 achine
'The Old Est lished.
1WCOLL BROS. & CO.,
ezT011, SALE BY BISSETT BRO.Sla SOLE AIA_NeF'RS,
•
and Optician.
Has the Ager cy for the sale of the above In
Exeter. Nu Spectacles in the Market equal
them in the TririvE RESEENIESQueeneins tney
postess, or the GitzeT BASE & COMFORT they
confer on the wearer..
"Their usd will in actuallry strengthen the
Eye so that it does not become necessary to
ohmage them tor many year st.Tuey are there
tore the CEEATEST.
They Are the Best in the World,
They Never .tire tile Eye,
And Last Many Years Without Oliange.
The sight tested by our rtew Teat Card,Mtle
as used by leading Oculists throughout the
world.
Caeitht
the nubile for food, drink ,antltunedienie.
The agitation for the,pagsage of laws to
expose and spunish food adulterations in
the United States, is being aided by action
of this hind taken by the Boards of Health
of several of the States. 010 and Massa-
chusetts, following the cot
Revenue Departinent
have Published the na,n
impure or umwholesom
11.131014 them aie the following branis of
alum baking prAttastr : Davie Silver Star,
Forest City, A. ct P.' 'er Ring, Kenton,
Cook's Favorite Ge I, etc eseTetis is a )310St
effectual wae• to itOp their saroas no one
v ill buy an alune'baking poweer
I y.
elassaeliesetts snalysists have tested the
verities ereame of tartar and phosphate
baking pewee's soidiii that State, and
e of the inlend
the Dominion,
es el matiy of the
a tieles exainieed.
teoe in which the roads were,
IT IS the purpose of,the temper-
ance advocates of Canada to ineet
at Montreal on July 3rd to deyise
methods and inaugurate work with
eta view of obtaining immediate
total prohibition. To our mind
they are somewhat premature. It
would be well to give sufficient
time to alloy./ the recent defeat of
the Scott Act to pass from the
minds of the people. No matter
what amount of si eetre no mattee
-what engine may be brought I tl Kt)
the prospective, fight, the result
will assuredly besli,astrousfut,less
however, ample time is given aed
perfect motives brought futo
requisition,
• wholesometiese, and eontame nearly e0 per
cent, inure strength than any other. The
exact determetatiens as to strength of tbe
seeeral brates was as followe
nreeteivit znevereree senits.reeu.
Cubic ire gas
per oz. eo‘vtler.
126.15'
10'1.7
Slee
Name.
'Royal
Cleveland's
Oengras
Horsrat.P.3 ,
The official. tests in both the T,Ini;ed
States and the Dominion, likewise prove
the superiority of the Royal in purity,
strength and wholoeoarenesp.
TO \VIP.,
The Juroeti for our Lady the Queen beg
leave to resent : That they have exam-
ined the pit and find it clean and the Pris-
oners have no complaints. At present
there are thirteen prisc,ners in the jail -9
males and 4 fetnales.• Of the nine males
one is charged with forgery axe ie await-
:ing trial ; one for havieg a still ane learnt
in his possevion, he is under sentence ;
two for larany, both eerier sentence ; two
• for vagrancy, both ureter sentence. The
.remaieing three are insane. Of the four
'f '
emales two are vagrants, both under sen-
tence ; the other two are insane. All the
insane caster have been reported by the
Sheriff and, are seating removal to the
asylum. The jurors hope that the Gov.
ernment will provide more asylum 500010-
, odation for this afflicted class. They elso
heartily unite with the members of the
her in the County in Wishing yorfr Gerd,
ship long bio th enjoy and honor the po•
eitiou to -which the Goyernment has seen
fit to raise you. They further wish to ex.
press their thanks to the crown consel and
minty attorhey for their courteous anl3
able n.ssistance in the discharge tbf their
duties.
Alt of AV10.611 is respectfully submitted.
W. CLEGG, Foreman,
DR. Vkiashington,
Throat & I_Jung Surgeon,
One Door South
of Post Office
—HE EIAS--
A NEW AND COMPLETE
:---STOCE OF--
oots
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. M&NSON,
• JOHN BRAWN
Of Termite, -Will be at the Cent/ al Ho-
tel, Exeter, ,
MAY the 15th 1.
Catarrh , Bron chitis Asthma, COESallIpti on
etc, petinanently and effeetually cured.
Atfetw PrOininent Testimonials
•X EST SVOAAN
DS D TIME
efr, Joh e H. Certer, Corbettete Ones
writee AS rollOWS ITaayaril's Yellow 011
hes stood the test tritest when all others
tailed. nor house is never 'vithout i1. and
it will always find A welcome spot, .ott the
shelf. '
1
o -
fps
be-
ny
go
so
ie it
ney
Nuke
long
` ace
an -
hey
o be
ma -
:.set
Walnut ..-86Rosewoo'd..Caskets
Aeso 00VEINS Or EVZ1VZ DESORIPTIOli.
A gompieto Stook of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED 6 C
" Ott"
Dye- stuffs and package
eel/see
eke'
Faajc'IEST„ STrei`esitICe.E.STs BEST',
CoNTAINS lo
Al -UM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHATES,
or any injuricou materials. " )1)
s, vim .GILL.m.„1„sr, troaggoA,Goo....7L.
Ztammf'rifihm CVLBREAT33031OTALYR45T.IAt7.0.
• OEN TI.3,AL
Dr lig f,4tore
A. full stock of all kinds of
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
. of Permanent Cures:
Mrs. John141c1Cay, Kingstoni Ont., Catarrh
and Consumption. ,
John MeNelvy, Kin gstemOnt. catarrh.
MrsA. hopping, Kingston, 'Ont.. Broncho
Contutuption.
Mr. E . Scott, hingston, Ont,, Catarrh, head
and thient
head W. II. Storey's Original Testimonial.
Catarrh. Throat Cured.
Listen tolIT H Storey, Earl" of the firm of
Vir:111 Storey &Son, Aeton, Glove elanufaetur-
ers, elso President Manufacturers' Association
of(lamb,.-
Dit) WASIIINGTO$, 215 Yonge-st'. Poronte,
Dyes, on
My stock of -furniture is un- .eb°°11
a.w8iticianantill'
excelled.
Por Rickets, Marasnrus, and all
Wasting Disorders of Children -
Scott's Etnelsion of Pure Pod. Liver Oil,
with Itypoebosphites, neetermled. The
rapidity wit], which children gam flesh mid
strength upon it is very wonderful, "I
have teed Seott's Entinsioe in eases, of
Itielerte anti Meresmns of lobe mtenaing.
In every ease the imptervoreeet was mareed.
M, "tlAot, M, Non• Yeik„ Put up
in 50e and el 817,0.
L assure you 1 feelsrateful for
the radical mire you haVe efeoetad in my throat
troetne, an a though I dislike having my name
appear in eennecton with the tostitnonial bus-
iness, yet, having regard for those who are
similarly affectedas well as having a desire to
recognize the resul ts of your treatment.Imake
11, departure in this case. Priort0 niy aectutant-
anee with yen,I had suffered for two years
from repeated attacks of eatarrbal sore throat
each succeeding attack being more „prolonged
and. v,) el eat than the former. At these ti Ines 1
had violent fits of doughing, arid would cuss
elierge large quantities of mucous, Peeling
alarmed, I sought theinsr medical skill avail-
able, including a much -noted Specialist, and
took almost everyihing known to medicine
without experiencing a particle of relief. Last
sprine I went to Europe. The change dicl me
good, hut on my return the old trOub I e wasre
•plaI thouh t I wuld cons -
newed, Seeing you advertised 111 visit this
ce, goalt you , although
I confess with not Much hone of receiving any
benefit. however.1 ws,s favotably Impressed
with Your candor. and resolved to give your
treatment atrial. The result. I am happy to
itforitk xotts is a complete Cure, and 010 so
Merited in its charecter as to snrore both my
Serif and my friends, Frothe first yeer med-
icine eeerned adapted to rny ease and gee° re-
lief, In two mos, elves entirely tvel Land lisiVe
ett tentittl.ted fereegh the most unfavorable
season of year. Yon are at liberty to make
whet ORO you, please of this letter, nntl I shall
be Pleased neeinwer any eneuirent relative to
, Yout8 yen, truly.
Aeon .1001,180.
My teem
Condition
resseGIVE ME A CALL Powd-
ers
the best
in themark.
W. D. STOEBY
Iva:CONSULTATION retEgeNiet•
s. c.
ersey's
The Place
TO
Buy Chili))
GOODS.
SUR, !J
!J .1VVit
New 11/11.1],inery
DULMAGE8 Kirkton
10.41.111,Zr0 :
et and always ,
iresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
Central Drug Store Exetex.
/f yeti reiuire e BONNET OR IIAT•
in the Latest Style go to Damage's Store,'
Rirkteu. •
GOntS' Suits -
A Specialty. A No. I fit guaranteeil.
Look in at OUR stock before pirchasing
I70°' X)trir.A1/1.4.C13.
GiVEITZ
eof, Tuns
Wanted
Milathes
EXETER NORTH,
otr Stook is Well Assortec
10011 TETE SEASON'S TRADE.
LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED
G11,00ER1ES !
10 lbs.sagax $1.00;13 lbs. white sugar, $e
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A oo(1 suit of ready-made clothing Po $6
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