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• Mr, M'ary 2. °Taloa
of Piqua, O., says the Phy-
sicians aro Astonished,
and look at her like one
Raisd from the Dead
Long and Terrible illness
from Blood Potponing
Mr3. .1rar7 r. Fallon, a very intelfigeat
tidy of Piqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as-
sisting phyitelans at an autopsy 6 years ago,
and. soon terrlitie itivers broke out On her f , and permanently curing constipation.
heed, arms, tnagas and throat, Tier hair all witnessed by a concourse o people un -
came out. See weighed hilt 78 lbs., and saw usually large for the quiet nook in whieh It has given satisfaction to millions and
tie proepeet of help. At last she began to Neisse's hotel is execonced. met with the approval of the medical
take It ood's Sarsaparilla atid at once un -
Proved; could soon get out of bed and. walk.
SW: say • : " hoonme perfectly cured by
-Sarsaparilla
„„:„.1 rra ,m a nasil worsens, I weigh 128 lbs.,
eat wrdl an I do the weV.: for a large family,
Till case seams a .weadcrful recovery and
paysildans Imar at *toe in astonishment, as
Almost flings c,t;c f 0131 1:41.0 4.044d.”
H crY..r.y;,, ei.s seeeia be in eret:y fancily
medicine &host. tMeo tuod, always preferred.
Comeetele4 Saved fey Iloodes
'apar ilfd.
• t111)111 StICIDET
The Body of An Unknovn 3Ittu
Poulul. Near Toronto,
A GASH IN HIS FOREHEAD.
The Corpse Has the Appearance of Being
in the Water Several Days -A Miss,
ing Uxbridge Mau Said, to
Correspond to the De- '
scription,
TonONTO, Jan. U. -The good people
who reside in the neighborhood of the
mouth of the Iluraber river, a mile or two
west of the city limits, are much exercised
as to ho vr a young man, whose body was
washed, ashore in that vicinity yesterday,
eame to his death,
Two boy ii on their way home ftom Sun-
day school wore strolling along the windy
beach south of High park, when by chance
they espied a strange object floating in the
water a few feet from shore. On closer
observation the lads found the dark mass
to be a corpse.
Frightened at the ghastly spectacle they
ran as fast as then. legs could carry them
to Nurse's hotel, a few hundred yards dis-
tant and infermed the inmates of their
find. The whole neighborhood had. been
aroused and the landing of the corpse was
eel?'
.
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Brings comfort and improvement and
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ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world% best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health .of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form meet acceptable and pleat.
sub to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properdes of a perfect lax-
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
The mercury marks 30° below Nero at
Edmonton.
X. D. C. Pill e tone and regulate the
live!, .
RODins hare been seen during the last
week in some of the public yards at Ham-
ilton.
John Graves, of Elzevir, was on Friday
flue& $20 andeposte at Made° for shooting
deer in the close season. '
Fifteen:pave ago Saturday George Lord
Haddo, Oldest son and heir of the Earl of
Aberdeen was born. Lord Haddo left on
Saturday fur Harrow to resume laie
studies.
One benevolent citizen of Hamilton, who
doeseuot ellow his ame to appear, has
juet sent 50 bags flour to the city relief
department for istribution among the
poor. ,
"Like the dewton the mountain,
Liko,the foam on the Riyer,
Lite the bubble on the Fountain
Thou art gone :forever."
How beautifully. these lines of Scott's
express the a - entaneous flight of Sick
Headache Pow s which effect a promin-
ent aud im te cure of all oases of
Neuralgia a illionenees, and are sold
- everywhere at 25c per box. Mr. Alex,
iRunasey, :Imperial Bank, Welland, sae it
allailleelfw her: seuxaceerl lfernotmanhde recommendsaaao ethem to
Not one in twenty are free from some
little ailment teased by enaction of the
liver, Use Carter's Little Liver Pills.
The result will be a pleasant surprise.
They give positive relief.
Have no equal SS a prompt and positive
cure for isiok headache, biliousness, con-
stipation, pain in the side, and all liver
troubles, Carter's Little Liver Pills, Try
them.
A man's wife should always be the same,
especially to her husband, but if she is
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron
Pine, she cannot be, for they make her
feel like a different person, so they all say,
and their husbands say so too!
IPS It is probably not the coldest weather
. you ever know in your life; but that is how
you feel just now, because past sufferings
are Boon forgotten, and because your blood
needs the enriching, invigorating influence
of Ayerni Sarsaparilla -'the Superior Medi.
eine.
rAll who are troubled with Constipation
will find a safe, sure, and speedy relief in
Ayernt Pills. Unlike most other cathartics
theme mils etrengthen the stomach, liver,
and bewails, and restore the organs to
normal and regular action,
James Jordon, a laborer who lived at
Belleville, was struck and instantly ;killed
by a train while walking On the Grand
Trunk track near Sidney crossing Friday
night. The deceased was 54 years of age
and leaves a widow, „
Rev. Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage announces
that this coming spring, on his 25th anniv-
ersary as pastor, he will resign the Brook-
lyn oh ch.
heKid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in '75c. bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California, Fig Syrup
Co. 'only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
For Sale at C. Lutz's Drug Store
A few minutes later Dr Cotton drove up profession, because t acts on t
to the hotel, accompanied by Mr. Nurse.
A careful examination of the corpse and of
his clothing elicited no information what-
ever of his identity and very little as to
the manner in which death overtook him.
The coroner found the corpse to be that
of a man 30 to 85 years of age. The dead
man stood 5 feet 8 inches in hie stocking
feet, wan of good physique, had a well-
developed chest and splendid arm and leg
muscles, and was to all appearances well
fed. The face, as far as could be seen in
its bruised condition, was that of an Eng-
lishman.
inrammed
i
OreauenTientet
Peo milted the importance of
ertnanantly beeeticial, offectsdend were
satisfied with transient action ; but now
that it Is generally known that Syrup of
Figs, will permanently mire habitual con-
stipation, well informed people will not
buy other laxatives, whisk act for a time,
but finally injure the ayelem.
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The clothing was carefully
with the hope of finding some name or
mark that might serve as a clue to the
man's identity, but without avail. The
only lettering or mark of any kind what-
soever to be found was the Word "Lorne,"
efrinted on the hanging strap of the over-
coat. The body had evidently been in the
water, several days, for the rigor mortis
stage, which comes oh about 24 hours
after death and generally lasts from 24 to
86 hours, had come and gone, as was in-
dicated by the purple appearance of the
abdomen of the corpse.'
An ugly indentation on the dead man's
forehead, and. the fact that there appeared
no froth at the mouth or nose, and that
the body, though evidently so long in the
water, was not at all bloated, led Coroner
Cotton' to think it advisable to hold legal
enquiry as to the cause of death. After
due consultation with County Crown At-
torney Dewart by telephone, he issued a
warrant for an inquest to be held this
afternoon.
Fred Bacon, an Uxbridge young man,
left there on December 27 to work for
Farmer Gibson, near Agincourt, and has
not since been heard of. It is said that
the description of the body found cone,
spends to the appearance of the missing
Man.
QUEEN LIL'S CANADIANS.
The Government Making Inquiries Into
the Report from "Victoria, B.C.
CHICAGO, Jan, 12,-A special to the
Herald from Victoria, B.C., says:-" The
Militia Department at Ottawa having heard
through the press of the proposed expedi-
tion to Honolulu, organized under royalist
auspices and directed on this' side from
Winnipeg and Vancouver, Major-General'
Herbert has caused inquiries to be made
by Colonel Peters, deputy adjutant -general
for this district. It is doubtful, however,
whether the Canadian Government can in-
terfere in any way, as the men who have
it in contemplation to serve as the Queen's
own guard do not intend to go armed or
by any overt acts putting themselves in
conflict with thgenentralty laws, and they
claim the right to go to the Hawaiian
Islands or anywhere else where employ-
ment of any kind may offer.
It is expected that the fear of diet:10111We
with the Dominion authorities has caused
a few to say that they desire to have no
more to-do with the project, but the great
majority have fully made up their minds
o embark, if possible, in the adventure,
and, they are all impatiently awaiting,
an answer to tha itecent message to Theo-
philus Davies, Tie is expected that march-
ing orders will ig'eine by retuen mail, and,
the party will pieabably secure one of the
many swift sailing vessels available on"
this coasOand neeke via United States soil
for an unfrequeieted part of the coast of
the Island OrehreA within easy distance
of Honolulu. dt.i„e landed on this island
any determined ba,tly- of men Could advance
without difficulty ao the city.
Though the orgetnization of this expedi-
tion was kept a Profound secret for many
weeks, now. that ie has come mit the lead-
ers have no hesitation in discussing the
part they intend to take, They do not
take at all kindly tit the term of "the fili-
busters," which has been applied toethem,
s claiming that they have no intention or
thonght of plundering laarlessly in any
form.
DROWNING ACCIDENT.
MIMIIIIMINOMMOM11011.11111•11MAMINI•••••%•11104M,11111
Hardships of Genius.
Homer was a beggar.
Spenser died in want.
Cervantes died of hunger.
Dryden lived in poverty and distress.
Terrance, the dramatist, was a slave.
Sir Walter Raleigh died on the scaffold.
Bacon lived a life of meauess and distress.
' Plautus, the Roman comic poet, turned a
mill.
Butler lived a life of penury, and died
rege. - A t the eseelar melng of the
Buseeldele commit of C. V, the
foilowieg ofdeers were instelled for 1804 ;
J. Harris, chief ebeecallor ; A. Wiley,
Yice-eotinoillor ; IL C. Fiteet, recorder
john cola, treasurer ; D. Rey, Prelate ; W.
J, Palk, rearshell ; J. Newitt, warden;
J. -Gartner, euard Winnioott; sentry ;
Oliver Hands, tepretentative to Grand
dounele -Mrs- Brown of the Idueeeldele
hotel dieil last week of inflaternetion of the
howelc-There is a great deal. of sickness
at present ie. this locality. --David Hackney
Thames road, is inlay drewirig material for
big new barn, Dunese McLean has the
con tree I.
A BOOMING BUSINESS,
REOORTO Ireteia Direntinner Pewee
f3Afette
S110IY1NCk Bee AND GitAtin
REsio,Ts BZ Doon'ti
SABrLta tau
En BY TIIS MANCIA0-
poor. t
Paul Borghese had fourteen trades, yet
starved to death withal.
Tasso the Italian poet, was often distressed
for five shillings.
Steele, the isumorist, lived a life of perfect
warfare with bailiffs. '
Otway, the English dramatist, died prexna-
timely, and throngh hunger:
Bentivoglio was refused admittance into a
hospital he h2id erected himself.
The death of Collins was through neglect,
first causingmental derangement.
Chatterton, the child of genius and misfor-
tune, destroyed hinaself at 18.
Savage died in a prison at Bristol, where
he was confined for a debt of $40.
Goldsmith's "Vicar of Wakefield" was sold
for a trifle to save him from the grip of the
law.
Fielding lies in the burying ground of the
English factory at Lisbon, withoutot stone to
mark the spot
Milton sold his copyright of "Paradise
Lost" for $75, at three payments, and finished
his life in obscurity. '
Cements, tie celebrated. writer of the
"Lusted," the great Portuguese epic, ended
his life, it is said, in an almshouse; and, at
any rate, was supported by a faithful black
servant, who begged iu the streets oaLondon
for him -Queries Magazine.
Teacup Lore.
Here are a few old women's signs which
may be read from a cup of tea: If anybody
happens to have two spoons in their cup, it is
a sign that they will figure prominently at a
wedding before the year is out.-- It milk or
cream is put in your cup bef ore the sugar, it
will "cross your love." A tea stalk floating
%atop of the tea is called. a "stranger." When
elais happens to unmarried ladies they
should stir the tea around briskly, and then
place the spoon in the center of the cup,
holding it qui to still. If the "stranger" in itel
gyrations is attracted to the spoon, the
"stranger" will come that evening; should it,
however, cling to the sides, he will not come
at all. We may observe that it really de-
pends on the stage of the atmosphere as to
whether the stalk goes to the middle or not.
It is a sign of fair weather if the clusters of
small air bubbles, which usually rise after
the sugar has been put in, collect themselves
and remain in the center of the cup. If. OD
the contrary, they struggle to the sides it Is a
sign that it , will certainly rain in a few
boars. Tnis cluster of, babbles is also called
a "kiss," and protends that the owner will
be thus sainted during the course of the day
A cluster of tea'leaves with a few stragglers
at the front at the bottom of the cup, signi-
fies a hearse or a Square', while the couple
of leaves at the bottom, if close together,
signify a wedding -and so on to the end of
the chapter.
Toronto'Jan. 15,-J, A. MacDonald, a
druggist at Whitewood, N. W. T, writes ;
"Dedd'is Kidney Pills are meeting with
universal euccemes in thie part of the Dom-
inion, My gales of this article are daily
increasing, and it is well nigh impossible
for me to keep them in dodo" ....Frank
Brown, deuggiet, of Shelburne, Ont.,
writes •, 'Please ship me another five gross
of Dodd's kidney Pills- Sold 18 boxes
this adternoon. They are giving grand
satisfaction.' These pilla are manufactured
by Dr, L. A. Smith te Co, 'Toronto, and
are sold by alltdealers, or will be mailed on
receipt of price ;'fifty cents per box or six
boxeu for le2 50.
n/00
Last year the Hamilton Cit y% Council
exceeded their estimated expenditure by
$44,459, besides a quantity of unpaid ac-
counts. The new council has a floating
debt of $34,000 to face in the outset.
Self-atade men.
Christopher Columbue„ was the son of a
• a d I r himself -Glands
Three Young Ladies Go Through a Hole Lorraine was bred It pastry ;cook. Cervant-
in the leo-One is Drowned. es was irtominon soldier. Herber was the
DtrwiThs, Out., Jan. 22,-A most dietress- son of a farmer. Domosteenes was the son
jug drowning accident occurred on the of a cutler. Oliver Cromwell was the son
canal here Saturday through which one of a brewer. Howard was an apprentice
young lady lost her life and two others to a grocer. Franklin :Was a journeyman
had a very closet ball. The recent rains' printer and eon of a tallow -chandler and
lead flooded over the ice and covered all soap -boiler. Daniel,Defoe Was a hosier and
rough spots, making it like a sheet of sou of a butcher, Cardinal Woleey was the
glass and crowds were enjoying a skate. son of a butcher. Dueled was the son of a
No bad spots in the ice were noticed ex- mithea of statuary. Virgil was the so ti of a
cent one near the second inlet where a porter. Horace was the son of a shopkeeper.
hole was plainly visible; and all avoided Shakespeare was the son of a wool -stapler.
it by keeping to the opposite side of the Milton was the son of a money -scrivener.
canal except three young ladies, Miss Pope was the she of a merchant. Robert
Clarke, Miss McKay and Miss Ross, Who Burng was the son of a ploughman in Ay -e
while going down the canal, did not notice shire. -New York World.
the hole and skated into it, ,
C. C. hi -MAIMS & Co.
My son George has aufferod, with neural-
gia round the heart since 1882, but by the
application of MINARD'S LINIMENT in
1889 it completely disappeared and has not
troubled him since.
JAS. MoKaa.
Linwood, Out.
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A young man named Wyatt saw the ac-
cident, mid, securing a plank, hurried to
the spot and Succeeded, in rescuing Miss
McKay and Miss Clark, Miss Reiss was
keeping herself up by having her hatide'en
Miss Clark's shoelders, but to allow Miss
Clark to get out with the aid of the plank
she removed her hands and missed catch-
ing the edge of the ice and. went under it,
Her body was recovered about an hour and
a half afterWards. Deceased and her sister
'lived with their ueole, Mr. Joseph Sweet,
conductor on the IL abed' D, railway, their
parents being deed.
Rowdier, at NeWinarket.
NZWMA.Ritkr, Jan, tB,----On Sunday eVere
ing a bus containing some hilariove per'
sons, said to be telephone inen &ming
from the north, drove fttriously up Male
street Imre, They were on the wrong nile
Of the -errilloliillektd with A 1)ftEgt",
it badly. A warren% onars at.
to be Served on thrie “lhey
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• Musical "Mirage." -
•
Attention has 'recently been called to the
visual images which are seen in the;air, by
an English lady, when certain in-
struments „are played, The seined of the
oboe causes her to see a white obelisk, which
is Immo acute the higher the piteh of the
note.' Somotimo, if the notes are of Italie e
tense and yearning elearaoteeg the figure
movee rapidly towercl her, point first, as if
It would strike- her, • 'alio, eound of the vioe
'micelle, the high not of the basseoh,
trumpet ancletrombone,, and the low notes of
the clarinet and viola, make her see a fiat
Undulatiog ribbon of strong white: fibreel,
and when theViolate of MI orchestra Strike
,up after- the • ivied inStruinents have beer,
proinibeet,,she scenothees seedshoweifi
gireteideg white duse. Times Phantoms are
Wendt' setei floating fit the air ieriltwity bee
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This is an easy way to decorate your home.
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Mental depression, premature old age, less of
vitality, loss of memory, bad dramas, dimness
of sight, palpitation of the heart, emission,
leak of entrey,pain in the kidneys, headaches,
Dimples on the face and body, itching or
peculiar sensation about the scrotum, wasting
of the organs, dizziness, quiets before the eyes'
twitching of the muscles, eyelids and, else.
‚where, bashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss
of will power, tenderness of the scalp and
spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire to
sleep, failure to be rested by sleep , constipation
dullness of hearing, loss of voice, desite for
solitude, excitability of temper. sunken eyes,
surrounded with leaden circles, oily looking
skin, etc„ are all symptoms of nervous debll-
ity that lead to insanity uniese cured. The
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the aanuel meet-
ing of thernembere of the 'Osborne and Ilibbert
tvbetut I Fire Insurance Company will be held
in Gardiner'e Hall, Farquhar, on Monday the
5th day of February, 1854, at ono o'clock p.m.
for the receiving of the Directors', Secretary's
and Treasurer's annual reperts t.,elociion of
Directors [bad Auditors, and Oth or business for
the good and welfare of the Company. All
membereetre requested to attend.
DAVID MIT01-1E.LL, President
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A. JONES, M. A, 04 MAI
VY s F. T. C.; M. 0, P. a. O.
Physician, Surgeon and °couchette'.
Centralia, - Ontario, ,
Oillec Near Station, .
AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST
CLINTON. „
Will be at Greb's hotel Zurich
on the ixecond Thursday of each
month and at Hodginve betel
Ileassfl totety Mortd114.
The - Ezeter - Foundry
And Machine Wqr s.
Repairin en Short Doti.'
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THOROUGH EQUIPMENT, ,
PRACTICAL COURSE,
LIVE TEACHERS,
'THOROUGH WORK
Under the guiding hand of the Principal of
THE FOREST CITY BUSINESS and, SHORTHAND GOLLEGB
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of London, who has had special preparation for his chosen profession, assures sue
cess to every student. It pays to attend a school that has a standing among busi-
ness men. College re -opens after vacation on Tuesday, January 2,'94, Good
Board $2.50 per week. Catalogue Free. J.. W. 'WESTERVELT, Principal.
EXETER LUMBER YARD.
The undersigned wishes to inform the public in.!general:that he keeps con-
stantly in Stock all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL, (DRESSED AND UNDRESSED)
PINE and HEMLOCK LUMBER,
B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND
And PINE SHINGLES.
Special notice is drawn to B. C. Red Cedar Shingles which is acknewled:te be the
Most Durable Timber of any that grows. Specialty for Shingles. S id by
competent judges to last from Iiirty''siX to-fortr.,mar,04-any
aselkIEL 777ILMIE3
The quotation above indicates that
the Bard of Avon in his universal wis-
dom was not above considering the con-
veniences of the world. Neither should
you be -in the same line. Especially
when you can get
PARLOR SUITES,
BEDROOM SUITES,
DINING -ROOM SUITES,
Chairs, Lbunges, Springs, or anything
in the Furniture Line,
We would ask you to call and see our
immense stock and get prices.
21. tLOWE.
IMPORTANT I
-IL TO „FAR IVIERS
Anct House -keepers.
Flour &Peed,
In large or small qUantities
1RaGI-3ECT
Bran, Flour, Shorts, Cracked Wheat,
Rolltdd"Wheat, Corn Meal, Oat Meal,
C. W. SaliZITI-X.
\ CENTRALIA.
DO -YOU'
Want a Bicycle?
THE G. & J.
PNEUMATIC
TI.1';fist TIRE
MIL
Every owner or
Wanted ht oo rskenoorrc o itl.otntcso
, keep his animal in
good health while in the stable on dry fodder.
DICK'S BLOOD PURIFIER is now recognized
as the best Condition Powders, it gives a good
appetite and strengthens the digestion so that all the
rood is assimilated and forms flesh, thus savingmore
than it costs. It regulates the Bowels and Kidneys
and turns a rough coat into a smooth and glossy one.
Sound Horses are al-
.
this season when they Sound
ways in demand arida
are so liable to slips and
strains DICK'S BLIS-
TER will be found a
stable necessity; it will I 1 orses
remove a curb, spavin,
splint or thoroughpin or any swelling. Dick's Lint.
ment miles a strain or lamenessandremoves infiam-
mation from cuts and bruises. For Sale by all Drug-
gists, Dick's Blood Purifier 50 c. Dick's Blister 50c.
Dick's Liniment 25c, Dick's Ointment 25c.
Send a
Fat Cattle P°st61 card
for full par-
' titulars, &
a book of valuable household and, farm recipes will
be sent free,
DICK & CO., le 0, Box 482, MONTREAL.
hnorali1t Up
CENTRAL SHAVING
PARLORS,
A. HASTINGS,
Agent for the Brantford' Steam
Laundry.
FANSONS BLOCK. -
Imitation
is the
Sincerest
Flattery.
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Although others may mutate our
IN THE PRICES OF goods, it is only for 5T day. We keep
continually changing and getting the
prices down.
We lead, others follow, but we have
led the most of them too far. We are
now in the very depths of low prices
and our companions are few and far be- /
tween.
time to get good cheap We will not be undersold in Parlor
footwear at Suites, Bedroom Suites, Dining Bonn
Suites, Halls Racks, 'Center Tables,
GE 0. MANSON'S, Lounges, Fancy Chairs, Book Cases,
The People's Shoe Store. -Seqt'etanes)131.°tull3 Frames, C'si°6
Next Door to Post Office. rouiensherEtqvkeiryngtliininagliinitsFburrannicthurees:
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Boots and Shoes
must be sold this Month.
Now is the chance of a life
3 I S. GIDLEY.
S
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
Three Points!
0 NOTE WELL.
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Experience We ,ihave had 4;tha
expenerme the.. at.
tention to lawineaa, close Nina, and
proper fits, aro the main factor' in our
business.
PromptitudeWith this ever
bre imprinted deeply l'orneoduredtmtitottof,"irt'll
have won the patronage of the *any
whom despise those too -of tanlettottad
to tactics of tailors esneoielly, natriely
putting oft until next treat whaellifinuld
have been done thia,
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