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Is essential to B
LasIth.Every nook et ft
and' corner of the Nor Nleir
'yam is reached by the blood, and on
•ita quality the condition of every organ do -
Fends. Good blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Impure
blood mean e Borefula, dyspepsiarheune
titan, caterrh or ether diseases. The sorest
way to have good blood is to take Hood's
illarsaparilla. This 'medicine purifies, .v1. -
i ..talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
'-`•the elements of health and strength to
Avery nerve, organ and tissue. It creates
AI good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
end cures that tired feeling. Remember,
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........eaeet,
Sarsaparilla
Its the best-- in fact the One True Blood Pulliam
A , oure Liver Ills; easy to
t100u s Pilis take, easy tooperate. 260.
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Additional Locals,
Wm. Butson, Hibbert, and Wm.
• Pavvcett, Fullerton, sailed for Liyer• -
pool lately via Allen line.
H.A.G1r.s.ito's YinLow Om is prompt
torelieve and sure to cure coughs,
scolds, soro throat, pain in the chest,
• Imarseriess, quinsy, eta. Price 25c.
IT's so pleasant to take that children
•, -cry for it; but w
it is death to 'worms of
•all kinds. Dr. Low's worm syrup.
Price 25c. AU dealers.
It is said that about 021,000 acres of
xiew land will be surveyed this sum-
mer and thrown open for settlement
along the Dauphin and Northern Pact-
• Se Railway extensions.
Cameras are not necessarily mightier
than cannon, but so far the American
•side of this war has been productive of
• xoore group photographs than 'gunshot
• wounds.
One of the most offensive products
o!this war is the crop of windyheroes
who fill the columns of admiring news-
papers with smart remarks when they
• should be filling Spanish bides with
• bullets.
A short time ago George Oliver, of
• Ilibbert, lost a valnabie mare, tendon
Saturday one of W. Colquhoun's fine
team died from some poisonous weed
supposed to have been eaten.
e Old time printers will be interested
• to know that George Pi the last of the
•ancient order of 'Tramp Printers of
" Canada, has gone to his reward: He
died in a Toronto hospital the others
• day from the effecb of burns receiyecl
while building a fire near Milton to
keep himself warm. George was e born
-tramp. On. one occasion he iuherited
•$50,000 and it cost $500 in advertising
•an find bin). When found away down
in Louisiana he came home signed the
anecessarypapers,got $5 from a lawyer
in the case, and started off on the
tramp again.
HURON COUNTY 00!.)NO
TUE ;Mein sgsfirmv
The June Session of the county
council opened on Tuesday of last
week.
4. eommonteation froxn the county
council of Halton, reqnestieg Huron
County to co-operate in asking the
• Dominion Government to increase the
pay of our militia force, was received
with favor, the council to join with
lialt:011 County in petitiouiog the Do-
minion government for au increase of
2e)c, peg day to thevolunteers when out
at drill.
Letter from D. H. Martin, of White-
church, to be appointed couuty stud-
ent at the agricnitural college, was
accepted end his appoint:no:lb macle.
Copy of will of Elias Dickson, be-
queathing$1000 to the County of Huron
for the support of his sister, K. Dick-
son, in the county House of Refuge,
was read, The Committee repoinmend-
ed that the terms of 01f:will be accept-
ed by this council and that the clerk
notify the executrix of the will
that upon payment to the county
treas. of the $1000 mentioned in
the will Keret-thee:pude Dickson be
admitted to the House of Refuge.
The appeal from the Trustees of S.S.
No, 9, Tuckersmith, asking for the ap-
pointment of an arbitrator to consider
the result of petition to the township
• column of Tuckersmith respecting lots
17, 18, 10 and part of 20, con. 4, L. R. S.
in the township of Tuckersmith ; also
the appeal from S. S. No. 2, township
of Hay, asking that an aebitrator be
appointed to consider a by-law that
was passed by Ray township council,
setting o tit anew school section to be
known es No. 10 in said townshipewere
heard but no action taken.
Letter signed by the mayor of the
town of eoderich, re sewer on Vic-
toria at. in the town of Goderich, was
read and ordered to be filed.
• Cooncil adjourned to meet at 10 a.m.
Wednesday.
The council resumed parsuant to ad-
journment.
Letter from F. Narlow read, claitniug
damages for accident at Golley's bridge
between E. Wamanosh and Morris.
No aetiou taken; insufficient proof of
daniages.
Commitment of Lottie and Flossy
Durnin of the town of Goderich to the
care of the Children's Aid Society of
the county Of Huron, and charging the
county $1.50 per week for.their main-
tenance. The order was reduced to
$1.00 and the county agreed to pa e this
amount.
Report of the clerk re the purchase
of a type writer was adopted. $75 was
granted for the purchase of a ma-
chine.
County auditors' report was read and
adopted.
Report of county commissioner was
read and adopted.
The gaoler's report was read and
adopted.
Thirty-seven accounts were read and
sent to finance committee.
As requested at last meeting, the
clerk reported respecting the consoli-
dation of the by-laws of the county.
100 copies were ordered to be printed.,
Moved by Robt. McLean, seconded
by Mr.Snell,that this council at 2 p.m.
Wednesday drive to the Manchester
bridge. -Carried.
Moved by Mr. Cook that inthe event
,, yr I r 1 V r ofeannt agtpettifsroeinnunIye,elraltizgeastlasi
ere
1 t
i • equalization be left in the ha,nds of the
county judge. -Carried.
e, Council adjourned till 2 o'clock.
2 P. ee.
_
Council met pursnant to adjotrea-
•z.".1 Thrown on the Subject . of inelt'etter from the secretary of the
_
- - Home Dyeing.
There are dyes-ethe world -famed
Diamond Dyes -that crown our labors
and home Dyeing work -with perfeet
success, and there pee imitations and
worthless dyes that bring ruin and dis-
(aster wherever they are tesed.
There nee d.yeseethe chemically pure
and scientifically prepared Diamond
Dyes ---that beve brought blessings to
millions of homes for long years, and
there are the vile prepartious and mix-.
• tures of imitators who, as far as style
ofpackage is concerned, 'get as near
the "Diamond" -as they dare go. But
• What shall be said of the contents -the
ingredien te-that the women of Canada
are asked to dye with ? Little more
;can he; added to what has So often. ap-
peared in the press of the country.
• These irniLntiffll dyes ate simply decep-
• tions ; they are adulterated and dan-
• gerous preparations, hurtful to the
• user, and destroyers of valuable gar-
ments and materials.
The manufacture of Diamond Dyes
is reduced to a Science, and to -day
they are the only dyes that dare guar-
antee their work -that dare pro,ilitim
certain victoey for every user who will
fo1io:v.01e plait). directions. Diamond.
XitYeS haVe a wide -spread popularity;
other brands of dyes are hardly known
outside of the greedy, long -profit deal -
ars who sell them to the nususpecting
public; Avoid all imitation package
dyes as you would avoid spurious
coins, .
Sioi HEADACHE, hoWever annoying
and distreeeing, is positively cured by
taxa -Liver Pills. They are easy to
take and neVer gripe.
PROSTRATED, EXIIAUSTED.
NO SLEEP -MO REST.
LL do not appreciate
the words of aoho G.
Saxe, who sang, "God
bless tbo man who
first invented sleep!"
Rut appreciation is
not wanting to those
Zs' who have suffered as
•Mrs. Wbitei of Mara
• 4.. • Township one, who
• became • so ill with
aervote trebbles that, to (mote her bro-
ther, Mr. Donald l‘leitite, a Well-known re-
ltddent of that illustrious seeders a North
• Ontario: "My sister had not slept a night
for over three triontlaS. She conld not have
sitood thia ranch longer, and it was only
Itolutn death' seemed irinninent that South
Albertan Nervine bedtime the good phy-
etiolate, After taking the Dig dOse a the
ttervine She slept all night, and tatOob
fiesh until perfeetly,,well, and has how
• MO sign of nOrvOusnesS, This Is a wonder -
rut Moditine in the severest cases of nen,
Tbilanesk and the greatest flesh-litilder to
be timid ithawbere in the world. -25.
lgold by 0, LOTz Ex:eter,
Seeforth Agricultural Society, asking
for the county grant was read; laid
over till next meeting.
A communication from Hy. Arm-
strong,referring to FinchPreservative.
The letter wasaccompaniedbyso,mples
of wood pieserved by the paint. No
action taken.
A letter from the Provincial auditor,
in answer to a communication from
the county clerk regardiug the cost of
an audit of the acconnts of the county
for Cleve years. •The letter was sent
to finance committee. •
The council adjdurned to meet at
10 a. ne Thursday.
• The council met at 10 a. in. pursuant
to adjournment. ,
Letter froze D. French, asking for
an iucrease of salary for himself and
Mrs. French, was read and sent to the
execubive committee. The clerk was
recommended to inquire as to the
salariei paid caretaker and matron at
other Houses of Refugein the Province
and aleo to what duties they perform
and the quantity of land in connectiou
with such Houses of Refuge and also
evhat amount is paid for hired help,
and. lay the same before Allis conncil
at its meeting in December.
Moved by Mr. Holt, seconded by Mr.
Patterson,th at the nominating officere
for the several districts for the next
election for county councillors be as
follows
No. 1, WT. Stotbers, Belfast. •
No. 2, Jas. Ofunpbell, Londesboro,
No. 3, Fred Hess, Zurich.
No. 4, Chester Prouty, Hay.
No, 5, A. J. Smillie, Hertsall.
No. 6, F. S. Scott, Brussels.
No. 7, P, Porterfield, Marnoch.
No. 8, Jos, Oowan, Weoxeter. Ad-
opted.
Moved by Dr. Rollins, 'seconded by
jas. Snell, that the House of Refuge
committee be asked to report on the
advisability of raising the physician's
salary, or the allowance, ie any, for
drugs used by the physician, and the
adyisability of changing the physiciao
periodically. No action was taken in
the uxatter of increase to salary of
physician. It was not considered ad-
visable to change physician periodicel-
ly at present.
The eounciI adjourned till 4p. in.
Council met pursuant to adjout•n-
t.
The Education tome, was read and
taken up in committee, Me. Patterson
iri the chair.
The conineittee arose when the re-
port was adopted in council.
Letter from rnest Heaton, asking
for a grant $50 for the Children's Aid
Soeiety was read and referred to Ex-
ecutive committee. $25 was granted;
The cOuncil adjoiwned till 10 o'clock
a. en. on Friday. ,
FRIDAY.
,• Connell met porsuant, to adjourn-
ment at 10 tt. tn., the YVarden in the
chair mad members all present.
Min ace of 'Theveclay's meeting yet d
1 and adopted.
The council on motion adjourned to
meet again at 2 p. ne,
The oonttell resumed according to
IIIQ14411, of adjounMent, the warden
presiding.
The report of the equalization cone-
Mittee Was read and council went, into
committee, Me. Hays in the chair.
The committee rose and reported
that the report be amended by raising
the assessment of the toweship of Mc-
Killop $100,and the report as amended
was adopeed.
Report of road and bridge committee
was read, passed through committee
and adopted.
Report of Executive committee was
read, passed through committee and
adopted.
•
Report of Special cot:an:Mee read,
• went to committee of the whole, and
was then adopted in council
Report of Finance committee was
react from clause 1 to 43, referred to
couniiittee of the whole and adopted
in council.
A statement read by the clerk,
showing that the appropriations to
the several Collegiate Institutes were
satisfactory, was ordered to be filed,
• On motion of 'Alessi s. McLean and
Rollins the council acljouened to meet
The coancil ' assembled accordingto
adjournment,: the warden in the chair.
Report of county property commit-
tee read; eouncil resolved itself into
cornmittee of the whole. Committee
rose andreported that clause 2 be
amended by adding the folioWing
words, int:hiding all plumping and
ether words connected therewith,after
the Ward goal in second line, and the
ciente extended to read; and the
warden to have' tbe work proceeded
with at once. That the words under
the supervision of councillors of NO. 1,
be added to clause 5. In clause 6, that
the words:, thework be done, but we
leave it for your consideration, be
atilt& out.
The report as ametided,was adopted.
• The balance of finance committee's
report was read and adopted.
On motion of councillors Torrance
and Holt, the clerk was directed to
notify the clerks of the several munici-
palities of the county to levy tne rate
for the comity and to send statements
of the amount so levied, not leter than
December 1st, 1898..
On motion of councillors Snell and
J. R McLetuathe engineer was direct-
ed to see that people who bad dumped
refuse tin on the embankinent near
the Clinton bridge remove tbe sante,
and in default prosecute them.
• Minions were xuade to bold next
session of council in Hensel), Seaforth
and. Goderietethe final tote being in
favor of the county town.
The council then adjonrned to meet
in Goderich on the 1st Tuesday in
December.
REPORT OP COMMITTEES.
Report of House of Refuge com-
mittee :-
Gentlemen, -Your committee met
at the House of Refuge on March 23rd,
and examined the house and farm,and
consulted the keeper as to the best
way to cultivate the farin.
1. It was decided to purchase a seed
agrieultural boiler for boiling
clothes, a root pulper and a disinfect-
ant apparatus.
2. The halls and hospital ward were
ordered to be kalsomined.
Mr. Coates' was asked to attend to
the purchases and employ some per-
son to do work ordered.
3. On the Oth of this month your
committee again ruet and found that
directions given at previous meeting
had been caleied out satisfactorily.
4. We heVe to report that on beth
visits the house and farm appeared to
he Well managed. '
The trees planted last year and the
few ordered to be planted this year
are doing well and the farm stock and
crops are in good condition
6. Tlie iospector was asked* to pur-
chase wire gauze to make screen
doors andwindows, a lawn mower and
a spray pump.
7. The accouas of the House 'for this
year up to the end or May, cow menu-
iug with account No. 401 up to 451
were ucl tett and. -le u nd correet. We
bave referred. account 422 of 3. E.
Hovey to you for consideration.
From the inspector's books we find
the total expense account is $1286.26
and credited frorn sale of farm produce
1.'HE PIONEER LIMITED
Is the name ot the only perfect train in the
world, now running every night between
Chietto,n, Milwaukee & St, Paul and Minneap-
olis via the Chicago, ,Milwaukee & St. Paul
liallway-the pioneer road of the West in ad-
opting all improved facilities for the safety and
emoyment of peeteengers. An illustrated pam-
phlet, showing views of beautiful scenery along
tie:route of the Pioneer Limited, will be sent
free to any porSon *upon receipt of two -cent
postage stamp. Address Goo. H. Heaflord,
General Passenger Agent, 'Chicago, 111.
11'kc.'RTii
Exeter June 15 1898
Wheat per bushel .85
Oats .25
Barley........ .. 35
Peas.- - - 52
It atter.
Eggs.- • . 0
Turkeys ...
Goose. ,.. - ' 4
Chickens per lb
Ducks- - .
Wool, . . ..
17
Dried AppleS.. . 21
Pork dressed . . . .... „$5.50 to 25.50
Pork live weight .... .... .$4.40 to 4.25
Hay per ton.... ... .. .......$ 500 to 56.011
Clover seed ...
Alsike clover - - , .. ,... .... . 4.60 to 5n0
. , ... ,. .... 14.00 to 5.00
Timothy seed . : . . .. - .... ........1 00 to 1.25
to .8.5
to 25
to 38
to 52
., 12 to 12
to 9
to 9
to 6
to '5
to 9
to 18
London, June a 1898.
Wheat per bushe , LOB to LOS
Oats.. , to 341
......5a to CO
• ....38i to 50
-36 to 884.
-59 to 39
831 to 48
to (10
.... -13 to 14
10 to 11
' 50 to 70
10 to 12
0 to 10
50 to 75
• 8 (0 10
Pons .
Barley..
13uck whet; t
Rye
Cern '
&NIS ........
Butter ....
Eggs
Ducks .....
Turkeys per It, •
000.913 per 15
Chickens
01100$0
Potatoes per bag ...80 tol 00
Hay per ton . „ .$ 6.00 to $ 759
Pork per cwt.. .. $4,60 to 85.00
Cook o Cotton Boot Compountt
suceessfally used monthly by over
0,000 Ladies. Safe, effectital. Ladies ask
• your druggist for &stint Cedes ROO Cain!'
peed, Take no other, its all Mikturesi, pills and
itnitationS aro dangerona. Pride, No. 1, $1 per
box t NO. 2,15 degreert stronger, $3 per box. No.
ter 2, Mailed on reeeipt of price and two 8,cent
ittaniptl, The Cook Coinpatay.VVindifor, Ont.
Or Noe. 1 and 2 Seld and reeintithendedbY all
reSpOnsibleDruggistS is Canada.
• No. 1 and No. 2 sold in Exam by ...T. W.
"frowning, climg„gist.
$27$40, showing a not expenditure for
the five months of $1011.11,
Vorni of Application for the admis-
sion of D, Brialy to the asylum at
Orillia has been filled up as fully AS
possible aud forwarded some days ago,
Your committee expect the removal
to be made soon,
.A.LEX. STEWART. Chnilnnafl,
EQUALIZRD ASSESSMENT.
After several long sittings the equal-
ized assessment of 1808 was adopted
with the addition of Otte dollar per
acre added to Grey, $25,000 edded to
Hensel], and a redeetion of otte dollar
per aore in West Wawanosh, the re-
sult being that Grey is 864,762 more
than last year, HenSall $25,000 more
and West Wawanosh $41,725 less.
The assessed value for 1308, is $32,283,-
119, as against $32,235,082 for '97. At
the Afternoon sitting McKillop was
raised $1.00 per acre.
PROPERT
Your committee beg to report as
follows :
That tbe question of connection,:
with the sewer from the gaol be left
in the hands of Mr. Ainsley, Mr. Lane
and the ommcillorsof No, 1 division.
The number Of prisoners in geol
(2) agrees with the g•aoler's report. We
visited the poi and found everything
clean and in good order.
We found everything satisfactory at
the registry office,
We recommend that the office for-
merly occupied by Judge Doyle be
kalsoniimed a.nd painted, so that it
• may be used as a jury robin in future
We have much pleasure in stating
that the Court House is kept in excel-
lent order by the caretaker, Mr, Mc-
Creath.
Tenders for painting outside wood-
work and brickwork of Court House
were received, and we sent them to
the conncil, J. J. Fisher, of Clinton,
($437) being the lowest.
D. MelfuwEs, Chairman.
noAD AND BRIDGE,
Your committee beg leave to report
as follows:
L That we examined three tenders
for erecting abutments for • the Dyer
bridge, and we reeommend the tender
of F. Gut teridge for $5.50 per yard' be
eccepted, it berng the lowest.
2. Regaroing the Manchester bridge,
we recommand that the span on the
west end he made 100 feet long and
• the commissioner ask for tenders at
once, for building the abutment and
new iron superstructure, and the part
of the bridge not required, be removed
to Dyer's on the boundary between
Flullett and Wawatiosh, and that the
warden and D. Patterson act with the
Road Commissioner in aceepting ten-
ders.
• 3. Re the twosinall bridgea mention-
ed in the commissioners report, we
recommendthat the commissioner
have them ieliuilt as soon as possible,
provided the county of Bruce pay half
the cost.
Respectfully submitted.
D. PATTERSON, Chairman.
Result of Kidney and
Female Complaints.
Paine's Celety Compound
Gives Mrs. Stone a.' New
Life.
She Strongly Recommends the
Medicine that Banished
Her Troubles:
Paine's Celery Compound the
Only True Cure for Kid-
ney Disease.
Wells & Richardson Co.
OENTLEMEN.-For more than twelve
years I was afflicted with kidney, fe-
male and stomach troubles. and had
been attended by five doctors, and
tried medicine.after medicine, without
any good results. My sufferings a
year no from the kidneys and stomach
were dreadful. I was in such a state
that I could not live., and concluded
there was no use trying other medi-
cines. However, I was advised to try
Paine's Celery Compound. Before I
had finished the first bottle I had im-
proved very much, and after the 1155 02
a few more bottles I had not been so
well for many years, and am now alto-
gether a different person. The use
of Paine's Celery Compound also ban-
ished my nervousness. I can therefore
teconnnend Paine's Celery Compound
to any one suffering from kidney, fe-
male and stoinach troubles.
Yours truly,
Mns. GRORGE STONE,
•Bg•anville, Ont.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.
AN OLD AND WVLL-TIMID REMSDI:.-MTS
WinsloW's Soothing Syrup hos been used for
over fifty years by minions ot enothersfor tame
children while teething. with perfect success.
It Soothes the ch1it1so2tOnS tho gums, allaysali
pain, raves wind Colic, andia the best remedy
or Diarrlicett. 1158 pleasant to the taste. Sold
by clinggists in every part of the world. 25
boots a bottle, Its value is incalculable. Be
Sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind. ,
Afite. 1#00aYS 1110BP11081110,
The Great .engligh RentedY.
Seld and reconlinended by all
druggists in Catiade. Only rolt.
ttble medieine diteovered. Blx
pakages padranteect to etre all
forms Of Sextet' WealtnesS, all effects of abuse
or 510580, Menial Worry, EXeessive nse of, To
haricot Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price,,one pno'loage $1, six, $6. One will ptease,
tf.Zrill Cure. Ps. ::111.1etS free to any addreas.
Theo Weed Citimpany, Windsor, Ont.
Wood's Phospeodine is sold in lexotee by
a. W. Browning. druggist.
Farms for sate
A few good, farina for sale ohea&-Meney
11. Apply to talisse eisa.ogeaAN
A Man is always la the
sw
if he wears. one of
JOHYS 'neatly fitting
SUVA'S
He is a sore fitter.
His priees are away &WO.
• Ms geode are the best.
Calland examine his goods before
baying your
SUIT
W. JOHNS,
Thite
JUST IN Ti
Having bought two car
loads of Furniture before
the advance in price, lam
able to sell at old prices.
One car has arrived, and
is going fast. The style
.and quality of goods ev-
erybody 'admires. Call
early and secure a bar-
gain. Largest stock ever
shown in Exeter. Com-
plete stock of Caskets
and Coffins always on
hand. Headquarters for
Funeral SupplieF.
R. N. RowE
Dfug
We would recommend those
suffering from Couoits, COLDS,
and BitoxemAl„troubles' to
use WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM.
It is also a reliable remedy
for children.
We manufacture WINAN'S
LINIMENT, an excellent reme-
dy for NEURALGIA, .AINS,
SORE THROAT RHEUMATISM
INFLUENZA. ,
• Also WINAN'S CONDITION
POWDER, the best in the mar-
ket.
Try our Lotion for scratches
on horses; also condition pow-
der for same
soLE 'AGENT FOR DICKS LUNG
SYRUP.
0 LUTZ
Nursery Stock Age1118 !
RR ARDIS 1
ANS
Or anyone desiring to better their
position and increase their ineorno
should write us The demand for hoix.e
°Town Nursery Stock ism) the Mere:lee.
"t'w'e want more men. If yon want
steady, paying work, write US.
WE FURNISH ALL SUPPLIES FREE.
WE HAVE THE LAnonsa.NunsEnfEs
THEDOMINIOn.
WE PAY BOnli SALARY AND cOMMIS.
MON.
WE ENGAGE LaTHErt WHOLE on FART
TIME MEN. .
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR STOOK.
WE FURNISH PURCHASERS WITH CERTI-
FICATE PROIVI GOVERNMENT INSPECT-
OR, STATING OUR STOCK IS FREE
PROM SAN JOSE SCALE.
Our Nurseries con)prise over 700
acres, and growing stock in large
quantities enables as. to sell at the
closest possible figure.
Ion Succeed with as who Fail with others
11 will cost you nothing to learn
what we can do for yea.
Don'twrite unless you mean business
and want profitable ,employment.
Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
,4 Suit of Wothes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. 3,
SNELL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
.large assortment of
Pall & Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and We will
take much pleasure in showing
them to you, There are many
otherlines that are specially at,
active.
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"Castorin is an excellent medicine for
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no, G. C. Os000n, Lowell, Mass.
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