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rWENTY:.EIGHTPI YEAR NO. 7,
if rO& M1DDL ESEX A T T E
EXETER ,ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 4th, 1900•
ll.BiSIiO &SON
2 BJO BARGAINS
rties' Cashmere Hose, Seamless and
=spliced,' pili go at
en's Wool -Undershirts
s`l.]iC1i drawers,
so, Tabec cutis, shirt and ankles, all
Beginning Saturday next for one week w
19C will offer two lines at an exceptionally low
price. This is an exceptional opportunity of
i? T
securing seasonable goods at a moneysaving
25c price.
rdware
6O
Famous ° rove
Awarded Cold Medal at the
Paris Ex es t`...
Sets our display o#'
filo goasl•ni lit*
as 3 '
ll.
when destruction bre*
c ius,erg of buret, a doubt the most
economical base burlier
in Canada. It cost
$8000 to produce
original pattern.
of this stove.
Farquhar
, EXETER. ONT.
x
tLate with McCarthy, Oster & Co„ Toren -
to, narrester, Conveyancer, Notary- metier
to bail. Offices tormerlyereueied by Collins es
eta bury over t 'Neili mute.
No'rJ s, -Fred Hackney returned to
Detroit on Saturday to complete his
fourth year in medicine.- Ile was ac.
comp ,flied by .Alex. McLaren who has
gone to study law. George hackney
also returned to Toronto Vniversity
to complete his fourth year in arts.
These are all smart young nen andu
are bound to succeed wherever they
ge.-Jchn Elgin Tom, l', I . S., was in
fire ,Mighborhood this week in his
official capacity. --fir. and Mfrs. D.
M,tclvicol spent the latter hart of last
week visiting relatives in Stratford.
Varna
BRIE .--Win McAllister has ri
turned frown Manitoba.--.Rnbt. McCan-
nen who has been spending his vaca-
tion with his brother, Alex., •rettartied
to Iris mother's home in Becton on
Saturday and will resume his studies
in Philadelphia, shortly. -Tom Rath -
veil, of Holyrocal. las purchased the
rm of Bot. Boyce, 2n4 concession,
anley, for the sum of $5,3ti0. This
is one Oaf the hese farms in this town-
ship. Mr. Rat1iwelltaikes possession in
the spring. We understand that Ur.
Boyce intends purchasing land down
near London. --Tutus. Ward received
word last week that his son, M;rnnie,
wars iu the hospital at the Soo with an
attock of fever. Chris Ward is also
under the Dr.'s care with inflanuna.-
lon of the bowels.
AND COOKINO STOVES
0110'whieh will be found.
o Modol
l.Es
" pp- Favorably known all,""
over Canada for 17'
years. With all
its new featr
.
ures for this' t-
it is a ,
iii y.,"
KAGliner
GOFL or WOOD GOOK
:ZeClary's newest stove.
Burps wood or coal
equally as will.
Beautifully
finished,
GURNEY'S 6ELEBRATED STOVES
,THE8ouvaNqR00k.
One of the best features of this stovea
1b the. aerated
oven, which prevents burning ng encallows admission of fresh air and drives ilIIItIeS arising from cooking out, also a greatmany sew features for
this year.
Mo': PO .MO LI S Stoves
CROWN TREASURE Coal heater
This stove is an entirely new creation for 1900, and combines all the new- feat
have been found necessary to make this class of stove, the mostowerful
lightest coal eater. With large oven if desired. p heater
NEW FLORIDA Wood heater
A fine large heavy stove with newest improvements.
Oven throroughly ventilated and made of Superior GOLD ROLLED SHEET STE LL.
'The New Florida is economical on fuel, Moderate in price and a SPLENDID BAKER:
.EVE R1( STOVE
es which
and the
GUARANTEED TO BE ALL THAT 111E CLAIM IT
E3-18HOP . V.
P. S.—A large number oi'good second hand cooks, heating stoves on hand.
ON
THE
STORE
la
HAS ON DISPLAY
New Fall Dress Goods,.
New " O;p x e •a ,.
l Aan1 'els,
ea Silks,
TRIum.INGrs, (Sze.
lbw Fadt'
'SOC.
Jackets and C pas
=ALSO
A COMPLETE RANGE OF
;Gents' Si FIirOISh11igS
and Clothing.
loons RIGHT. PR WES RIGHT
,.I'RODITC.J TAKEN IN:O CCIIAN(D,
storm OS& co.
HENSAL1 ,1 GOPERICH
`
Grand Bend 'friends, The bereaved family baste
the deepest sympathyof the entire
BRILFs,-Mrs. C. q bbs has return., comunity.
ed to
her
residence
here after spending • -
a week h friends
Hamilton's new houseis now jcomplet-
ed a and the family have moved in. _> The.
house is a very comfortable one 'also
making a Handsome home. -Mise Ida
McClellandaccompanied by her bro-
ther, of'Porter`s Hill, visited Mrs. W.
Patterson here for a few days. - Mr.
Tom, the school inspector, visited our
,school on Wednesday' last. -Miss' Rus-
sell, of London, is at present visiting
friends here. --Rev.. Mr. Baird moved
to' bis home at Corbett'after spending
the summer.. at his summer' residence
here. -IL Bossenberry has secured a
mate for his black horse and wilt now
have' . good matched team.=Mrs. H.
Smith and Mrs. Wilson are home.
again after a week's visit with their
brother in Paisley,=N, M. Confine
was around last week looking for car-
penters to work on the big building at
St. Josepb, which they intend finish-
ing this ...
g
fall if
possible. P 'lie
offered,.
as
s
high as two .anda half dollars adaffy,-
Mrs.
Geo. Slierritt is
at present attend-
ing her sister, MYirs. Richard Robinstbn
of Exeter. who isvery sick. -It is our
sad duty to recordthe death of Mrs.
Peter Iiaggirtli, who passed peacefully
away on Tuesday, Sept. 2a, after a lin-
gering illness Of typhoid fever, at her
home in Oii Springs, The' body cvas
brought ito
g the h .
eerie of h
er. parents,
where the funeral took place on the fol-
lowing l:'hurcda;y followed by a large
number, of syipathisers. Mrs. Hag-
girth lived here most of her Iifeenbere
she made many nrarnt and 'lasting,
Crediton
" BRIEFS.- Court of Revision was
held in our town halt on Monday fore-
noon and Council' met in afternoon.
The our would be M. P.'s. canvassed
Russekialo.
. 'tilrs, dames eourl'y. of
Aetroit, who boa been visiting friends
neighborhood, for a few weeks
Fred to her home on Saturday. ---
Tiles anima Thanksgiving of the c,'. O.F. was held in their hall on Sunday
Service was conducted by Rei.
. Hicks, of Fullerton cireurit,.-Miss
Mary Haart, of Jamestown, N. Y., is
hoarse .for a few weeks visiting her
parents, Air. and Mrs. John Hart . - -
Miss Lila Cole who b't ; been bowel
a few months retulrned. on Saturdayy to
xe:rune her studies on elocution.
John
will be lonesome. "Brace tipit
3' for a short, time.. -V " ill
Robinson is in the Stratford hospital
down with typhoid fever, last heard.
front is doing welt. The O. O. ('. F.
Council here is booming, last Monday
evening theft were ticandidates initiat-
ed and 2 More for Thursday ,,evening,
an front the good done by Friend 5. In j 4
Barnes.
St. Marys
Bir. --;11r, Pridharn hots accepted
the nomination to carry the Conserva-
tive banner at. the Coming general
elections, Many will taeeased to
learn this, as lir. P'ridham All certain-
ly make a.goodrui. Mr. Erb is bound
to s
defeat. t.
Exeter Muniolpal Council.
Council met at call of Reeve at
Town Hall, Sept,: 24th. All present
:Minutes of previous :meeting read
and confirmed.
Levett-Evans--That the clerk asle
for tenders for drain on William street.
Tenders received up to 7 o'clock p. rl1.
Friday, Sept. 29th. Carried.
Muir--Armstrong-That council i-
ir n tto l Friday,Sept. 2Sth,at S o'clock.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment Sept. 28th. All present..
Tenders were received for drain aand
on emotion of J. Evans, seconded. by
W. H. Levett, the matter was laid over
to next meeting.
A petition signed by Carling Bros.
and 206 other a rate
li, vers of the villa n
ling the council to grant the sura of
one hundred dollars for improving the
Exetereeilltter'y, was presented to the
Council.
Arnistron€-Levctt--That the sour
of one hundred dollars be granted,
provided the CemeteryBoard raise the
further sura of four hundred dollars.. ---
Carried.
Areaatrong---Lovett.... That the fol-
lowing accounts be passed and orders
drawn on treastrrrer for saauae:-a'aalter
S'4" esteott, labor, $7.05; Thos. fartnall.
des, 7,:37 ; d. 'V. Creech. der, $7.87 ;
Alf. Sheave. do, Slat ; Goor3 ' Atkin-
son, do, $1.50< -Carried,
Evans -Muir -Adjourned to Pride.),
;ath Oet.
G:eu. 1.1. Bis—.Err, Clerk.
..m
1zXETER Plll31.10 SCHOOL,,.
The following is the report of the
Exeter Parbl(CSrhool for the month of
Sept. Only those pupils who have
taken 70' or over on all examinations
oaftthe uaoiith are included in report.
nts are requested to see that
pupils attend regularly ,and do a fair'
amount of Hoarse work in order to keep
heir class standing, Total No. on
oll 375, ay.'att, 207.
IiONOR Roza..
Rom I .►.xis IL -Class A, Russell
Frayne ; Class 13, Evelyn Gill, Ruby
Treble ; Class (`, Millie Martin, Perry
Browning, Ruth Rollins. NO. on roll
0. Av, att. 22.
ROneltTeens
S. J. A. BOYD, Teacllcrsy
1 nowt III. --Sr. IN., .Alvin I3rintnell,
pry; ?arsons ; .Tr. IV, Annie Reid,
lin Gardiner, Vera Rowe, Edith.
lfortcur, equal, Viola ,Davidson. Mor-
ita Carling, Annie Brown. No. on
oll 52. Average att.-15.
Ileo t IV. -Sr, O• Senior,
Sr, Ili, Elmore Senior,
rover Bissett, Netta Frayne, equal,
lly Gould, .Fred Trevcthick. Edna
Bissett, Howard Powell; Johnnie
Jones ; ,7r. III, Clifford Spackman,
iarlle Drinktvater, Eddie Vesper:
o. on roll 51. Av. 10.
BOolf V, --Sr., III, John Ros .G Lit
cbeson, Alice Howard, Ida Ar
ongg, Hervey Gardiner, Lena Hun
r, Mary Kessel, Delia Willis, eclu
nu, McPherson ; Jr III, Willi
issett, Millie Bissett, Sophia 'G Perry
ed Smith, Erntna ,Hiedeman, Cas
I3oward. No. on roll 48. An 37.
, WALROND.
003I -VI, --Sr. II,. I Row e,°nt Makins,
Martin, L Athos, 141 Taylor, (; Davis;
MTI, G Sweitzer, E Vosper, L Gould.
anson, W Armstrong, equal, E
itb, E Mitchell, R Davidson, equal.
oc on roll 03. Aver att 52.
H. ROOM VTI, -Total number nRroll 6I.
erage attendance for September
Stasfa
EXETER x•'t'3IBELL 5 es tD. e
17 Lame steel: of Luanber-pine and henioek, Jo
feet of hemline:. lumber, for barns. etc,. th
also shingles. lath nett cedar poets. Prices
reasonable,- JAS 11'11.7,1', Yard : East side r
aaalu st.
BRIEFS. --Mrs, David Davis has re-
turned home after spending the sum- G
mer with her parents in Scotland.-- O
Mrs. J. Jeffery, of Buffalo, is home
seeing her mother, Mrs. Webb, who is
at present very sick. \Ve hope for her C71
speedy recovery. -The Grace church IN
tonic was a success, although the
fibs Melvville, oftHensall, spent Su t- - A
day with friends here. -It is with son- sir
row that we announce the death of to
Mrs. John Miller, sr. She had been E
enjoying her usual health, and was up eo
and around on Friday morning, but I+'r
shortly afterwardsshe wasfound dead.
!'he remains were interred in the Ful-
lerton cemetery. Mrs. Miller had R
reached the advanced age of 80 years, L
-Grace church held their annual: bar- Jr
vest thanksgiving cervices on Sunday, J
Sept. 30. Dr. Crawford, of London, Sm
preached in the morning, and the pas- N
tor, W. J. Doherty, in the evening. -
The harvest home thanksgiving ser- {
vices will be held in the Methodist Ay
church, Staffa, on Sunday and Mon- 44.
clay, Oct. 7 and 3. On Sunday the
Rev. Mr. Milyard, of Exeter, will
preach morning and afternoon. There 57•
will also be service at 7 p. re. On Mon- be
day a fine program :will be given.
iri
a1,
e + Maiden name was Jane Chesney, an
e
f,ionel Nafte), of Goderich tow,
left Monday a
thinks f studying for Toronto, 'm where .lz
Mr. end Mrs. Gould, Missionaries of
Formosa, Japan, who have been on a;
year's furlough, with friends. in this
district, returned to their field of labor
on Thursday last. They have left
their two eldest sons with their grand- «... ,.
parents,!Mr. and Mrs. . T. Mellis, to at -1 Now is the time to buy your
'tend school,
,9 nleetin or the cfQdiiorg Of Win. , UNDR13•
Baynes, grain and bay Meta; it of Z'Vehave this year better value I
Granton, was helda than
t Loon on Sept even; which is saying a good deal.
Make Ready for Winter.
Our new Steel.; of Winter (goo
owing in thiol,. and task.
s"
25. Mr. Bayne's liabilities will amount 1
to about $'9,000. with assets of about
$3 , 34Ir. (2'Nell, of Istmen, tsas a3p- 4'-'7,SS GOODS. I,`I `N`> LE "1.
Pointed :assignee and overseer of the ' ALIS ICZN1dS' A LL Fltlf",
estate: —
Much regret is:felt at the death of . 3
Mrs. Burke. nee Miss Mary Coyne, vbo ll rc'r01 74/ Mail is
died at her lioine in Arthur towta$hip, ALWAYS ON, IMA.
clear Mount .Forest, i few days ago. THE BEST'.
She WAS a native of HHililaert township
and lived there all her life, previous to
her marriage', some 15 rears ago. 1)e- { tt
eearsed was the eldest daughte:i' of the FULta LId QrRDRIIE
De -
late John Cipyne,
I.:rst Sunday morning another of the """" '""
pioneers of Carlingford, in the perm Ail kinds of Farm Produce for which
of Mrs. Stewart, passed away in her # highest prices will be paid.
84th year. The deceased, whose maid-
en name was Ann Brown, was infra' in Room*
E«,
county Down, Iceland, ori 'ann3 .ry t r-- P--.
26th, 1t117. Slue was married to Wm.
Stewart on March llth,1S37, and they
cause to Canada. in 18.16, and settled on a x.gutherlarud. Teary Public, Convey
the farm where she died, aucer, Cotzzraisseener, Fire Insurance agent,
Court for the revision of the Voter's .3ndz ureror'iarrlage1,tcenses. I.egal,decr;,.
hist was held atLondesboro,on Tees- 'mans taloanonFreedmateaClawratesoCin-
deny, before Judge Musson,. Ci. a____!,,erest. Vence at the Pest .o11iec. FIen. 1l,
row 8pgfr'aled on behalf of the Liberals,
dud Me. Beek in his own' behalf. For '' AA. - . - . Di f(1£l E,
that portion of Hallett which is in the Mate with tl:li• row .4 Pcxlndteoll Da. 7'- e7'
West hiding the following eliariges 1 ^-aalottor. Norms -Public. ic. Reti:•if. Out.
were made! :--Censer vati';es added. 4 a ? F: at le a' 4. PP} .,.• 1z. D. s.'Renar omen.
Liberals mined, fl; t.anst'eeeelees' aot.znivers:R.Pentiste, teeth
struck off 7 ; Liberals struck off 1. ' ext aaetea ritheut eieaterl ,d effects. Of cc
There is no rnan in this section at' afesdameanuene z M FS.iih Zurich every
Any rates who handles alarger quantity li cmr.lt.1tII.1..
of
bar than t
lues
3' TYztu. [•
ladnuo
., 1t C', of liet$e'tiS.tlir.'. ,atut pe sc*zciderao;;,ir' ly mill
Rippesi, since Dee;einber Inst he hay I yin cotutticul,v wort;, on alae'-lt'k of teis month.
"zperted 2,2altl taus, and would have '-ar,;. :ti;ra.,:,,•,
exported more if he had been able to rl, L'i'.QI'i1:;LLT
secure boort apace, but this has been at d
a3 pcenuitaun. this year. This large quaa,t a Vagi- ):NIG` 1 1'',10:'11
city was bought at an aYeragaa of about -
S0 au, ton, which does not include cost ,
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions salt
of pressing or handling. life of joy, Buekicn's Arnica Salve,
The regular meeting of the Gode- cures then» ; Old, Running and Fever'
ricin Division of the 'Vest Horan !Sores, ulcers, I3oils, Felons, Corns.
Teachers' Association will be held in ' Tarts, Cute, Brurt5es. Burns, `Scalds,
the Central school on Saturday, oct..Chapped hands, Chilblains. Best Pyla
1 gh, 2 p, in. The programme will cure on earth. e -Drives tint pains and
' aches. Only 2,z cents a boa:. Cure '
fivar ante(.d. SoIdhy all Druggists.
,Alex, Strachan bas purchased the
residence of 1 r. Snider, on Turr31berry
street, Brussels, the 'latter moving to.
Port ,[)over. 'The prier' paid was
Wm. Warnock, of Goderich, won 1st 1,aw.
Prize at the Indiania State fair for a seine
one in twenty arefree. from
mammoth squash weighing 313 lbs„ some little ailment caused Up inaction
and nieasuring3, in. in length, 37 in. of the liver. Tose Carter's Little Liver
in width, 26 in. in height, circtrtnfer- Pills. The result will hen pleasant
e one wayS ft. 5 in. another way surprise. They give positive relief.
ft. Sin., ancost ever $10,00 for ex J. C arming. who has for some years
ressage to send it to the fair. M. carried on a very successful mercantile
Vnrnacl, shipped one Weighing' 222
business at elvippen, and who recently
g g' sold out there, Inas becoltte resident
Ills. to Rennie, of Toronto, and neat c so ou ,, tt, itr., a, know
season its seed trill be sown all oyernot what Ontario, and lug sgtaashes should be
•shown at many an agricultural fair,
Another ofliuran s honored pioneers
has passed away. .Mrs. Alexander
Jamieson, of the Huron road, ilullett,
died on Wednesday Sept. 29th, ]laving
reached the ood 'age of SO years, She
ass oliows a Bliss Rusk, impressions
of the public schools in the Territories;
IIiss Trudgeon, literature, III. reader;
Miss McLennan, drawing, according
to the new drawing books,llliss Coutts,
Old Virginia, the country and the
people ; Mr. Toru, the British (`onsti-
tution,
TESTIMONIAL OF MR. 'WILLIAM
Il. KERSLt'4,IKE
rt TO Tun vetnE O
g
and been 111 only two weeks. Hernf ENGLISII STOCK FOOD.
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ROOM VIII. -Total number. on R`rollier
Average attendance for Septem
r 43,
B. J. RUSE.
Mitchell
14
13aenns.-Miss Archer, of Mitchell, Stn
has been secured for Bushfield's school tha
for next year, and William May has
been engaged fora school near Exeter. of
John S. Coppin,who has been on the Sat
sick list for some time has secured a of
month's leave of absence and gone to` age
Ste. Marrie and other places for a rest; A
-G-eorge Day was horde visiting his pia
-parents this week,, . He got married in wh
Dunnville to -Miss Dora Smith, end is hri
now on his bridal tour,-Oharles Poll- you
akowski gob first money with his: horse of
in Stratford, but, a Seaforth.horse got M
first money in Mitchell. -.'Word has of
en received of the death of Thomas
omson in New 'York.'` He was a
nephew of Walter Thomson, and wall
known in Mitchell, where he resided. a
number of years. -John Skinner has
entered a snit against' the Hardin En-
gine Co. for the loss of his son's arm,
which was taken off by the machinery
last spring. -Mrs, Dr.. Iluriburt went
o Port Huron old Tuesday afternoon
o 'visit her sister, Mrs..Capt. Neal.-
rs. William Ryan• is seriously='ill
this week, which. her - many friends
will regret to heat• and hope for her re
covert', -Wm. Moser left last week for
Blyth, where his father keeps a hard-
ware store and needs his services. :,He
is a popular young man and has made
a great many friends. ---One •.. of : those:
interesting events which join hands
and hearts took place in Dublin on
Thursday, when l--Tarvey,Da.vey, of,,the
Argas stall, in St. Marys, was'united
in marriage "
toill'
Miss Mable, e daughter
, of:
James Davis, of Dublin: Afer the
wedding dinner the happy couple - left
on the afternoon train for eastern
ints.
The
young couple are both
ell know n in Mitchell,' having lived
re for a few years.
On September 28, the wedding of
lr W . E. Kerslake and Miss Susie
ith„.of Se ""u was celebrated at
t town.
The remains of Arabella McKinnon,
Brussels, were sent home from here
urciay. Deceased was an inmate
the asylum, and had reached the
of 79 years.
pretty Se
tembe
p Y r
P weddingtook
ee on Wednesday.laast in Dwnie,
en Miss Agnes Oorbett became the
de of Richard Ffawkins, rhe
lag couple will reside in the Grt re
Downie.
rs. E. Fogarty, a former resident
Maguire, Biddulp'h, but who for the
past two years has been living in
Mount"Pleasant, Mich.', has decided to
make her future home in Mount St,
Joseph, a home for aged -people there.
A. very pretty house wedding was
solemnized at high noon, on . 'Wednes-
day last, at the home of J Smith, Sea -
forth, when Missy elusre, his third
daughter, was .united in marriage to
Mr. W. E. Kerslake, merchant of Sea -
forth. •
Dr. F. W. Del mage, B. A. son
James Delmage, of pt. Marys,Chas re-
cently
passed very successfully the
Yorl-
Medical
Council. Among 9b0
candidates writing, the highest .marks
taken as 95 per cent. , Dr.,".Deltnage
tookft per cent,,
C. B. Latta, of Al`vinston, who ar-
rived there the other day, was the:
recipient of an address from his
scholars on Friday last, as well. as a
1Ugold
piece and souvenir spoon, as a
mark of their esteem. He made a neat:
reply. Mr. Latta was formerly of.
Zurich.
A very pretty wedding was that at
William Cameroe's, Port Elgin, on
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, when
his daughter, Miss Emma Catherine,
was united in marriage , to J. W.
Dougherty, druggist, also of Port El-
gin, and son of ,lames Dougherty of
Mitc
e tallage for votes and both express: +Th
themselves as ` well pleased with the
outlook. -Work at the brick Bards
has ceased for another'rteason.. Some
of our boys have . secured work .in, the
car shops in Port Huron for the win-
ter. -Potatoes are a ' good .crop this
year and, prices are away down, -The
sale of goo Sec,,'. property of the lot? -; t
Jacob Finkheiner which took lace
on Friday last was well •- attended Mr
and good prices were realized,, tLevi
Stahl, purchased the house and lot,
and we understand his father will
v.
moe into
it
shortly. -Milton, infant
son :of Alfred Bedford is very sick this
week, -9. very interesting game of
football took place in our village on
Saturday ...afternoon last between
Exeter and Crediton teams,
resulting
in .
one
goal each.- anniver-
sary services will be held in M. E.
church next Sunday and d
n
Sunday Rees J. G. • e nay. Bay-
field;e• a for er ' handl p Ba h
m pastor, will preach
morning. and . evening. Oh Monday
evening an excellent programwill
p
be
gpo
(rendered, consisting' of addresses by'v
Revs. Yelland, Hart, of Woodham, he
C, NV. Brown, B. A., B. D., o' Exeter,
•
d J.G. Litt of the ' village. Special
Thank Offerings "will be taken up at hi
all these services., ,Do not miss them
Thomas • Pearn," of St,: Marys, sold'
s 150 -acre farm at Glengowae, to Air.
rago, 4th line, Stephens
as
she was the last survivor of a once
large and prominent family of that This is to certify that I have used
vicinity_ She cane to this countryn lish Stock Food for horses, cotes
from Scotland, when eighteen years of and calves and have found fI of great
age, and, after her marriage to Mir. oodalae,Insall cases. It gives them at
thriftyappearaance and promotes
Jamieson, settled on the farm on the he growth and digestion. I recom-
Huron road, where she continued to enol its use to stock raisers•
Wen73. RERSLAI E,
has resided for nearly half a century. *
reside until her death, and where she f Hibbert.`
>' Your money refunded if purchase unsatisfactory.
STOVE
and
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