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Town Directory
Menvmell Ontnent.-Sabhath SerViette
at II a trt and OM p.m. Sunday Suboo
at 2;3Q p Ai, Rev, John Bon, B
pester,
X10105 00171100,-Sithbath Servieee at 11
m and 6;80 p m, Sunday $0beet
2:30 p m. Roe. It, Millar, pester,
131'. Jemee Onnuone-Sebbath Services
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday School
at 2:30 p. m, Rev. W. G. Reilly, Mime'.
bent,
Meenomse Onueon.-Salebath Services
at 10:30 a m and 0:30 p niSunday
School ab 2:30 p m. Rev. G. H. Cobble -
dick, 35 A, B D, pastor. •
Bott.1/40 Caeiromo Ononom-Sebbath
Serviee third Sunday in every month, at
10:30 a Pi. ROY Joseph Kennedy,
pries b.„
822Arkefort Alltr2,-Servioe at 7 and 11
a in and 3 aria 8 p in on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 o'cdook, at
the bat:melte,
Ow) lietermws' Longo every Thursday
evening, in Graham's blook.
MASOATIO LODGE Tuesday at or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A 0 U W Lencm on lot a)18 3rd
Friday eveningof easel month, in Bias.
bill's block.
O 0 F LOMB 2nd and last Monday
eveninge of each month, in Blaribill's
L 0 L leb Monday in every month,
in Orange MIL
I 0 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Pel/owe' Hall.
16 T on T, 2nd and 4th Tuesday'of
each month, in Odd FellowsHall.
SONS Or SCIOTLAND, Lit and 8rd Tues.
days of each month, in Odd Fellows'
Hall,
E. 0. T. 111. Lome, 1st and 8rd Thurs•
days of each month, in Vanstone block.
limen Omen, 2nd and 41b Friday even.
Inge in Blashiles Hall,
FOK OFFICE.-011ioe hours from 8 a,
m. to 7 p. m.
Mummies' rEST/TUTE.-Library in
Holmee' block, will be open from 6 to 8
o'olook p. m. Wednesdays had 8:30 to 6
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Mise Dolly Shaw,
Librarian,
Towel Congare-W, H. Kerr, Reeve;
W. H. MoCraeken, Robert Graham, R.
Williams and S. Wilton, Councillors;
E. S. Scott, Clerk; Thomas Kelly,
Treasurer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and 3.
T. Ross, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in eaoh month,
Swope Boon.-1/ev. Ross, (chairman)
D. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, A. Reid and
J. N. Kendall ; Sem-Trees., It. Ross.
Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each
month.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER/1.-J. 11. Cam.
eron, Principal, Mies Braden, Mise
Downey and Miss Cooper.
HOARD
or HEALTIL-Reare Harr, Olerk
SOWS, A. Stewart, IL Dennis and J. N.
Eeodall. Dr. McNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
THE STRAW HAT.
Soon the hat of straw
Will daily greet our eyes,
And aided by the wind
Give fat men exercise.
A. FAIR ATHLETE.
She could swing a six.pound clumb.bell
Sbe could fence, and she could box ;
She could row upon the river,
She weld elamber 'moug the rocks ;
She oould do some heavy bowling,
Aud play tennis all day long ;
But she couldn't help her mother,
'Cause she wasn't very strong !
SURPASSING MODEST'.
Tell me not in mournful accents
Tina sweet modesty's no more,
That the maidens of the present
Are not like the maids of yore.
'Tie a slander, false and cruel ;
Ne'er oould maid more modest be
Than a damsel that I lately
At a dinner chanced to see.
"Whieh part of this chicken," quoth I,
"Will your hunger beet appease?'
And she hung her head and answered :
"I will take -an ankle, please."
THE OLD BRUSSELS CARPET.
Ob dear to our hearts are the sad days of
springtime,
When the anuual houseeeleaning recurs
to our view,
When we sleep on the sofa and eat off the
mantle,
In nn atmosphere strongly suggestive
of glne.
We think of the sbovepipe, the soot that
came with it,
Likewise the adjectives fluent and fine;
BUS saddest mid bitterest of all recollee•
Gone
Is the dusty old carpet that hung on
the line 1
Oh, that dusty old carps, ,•
That rusty old carpet,
That musty old oarpet,
That hung ou the line !
We remember how, armed with a lithe
elagelfator,
In the morning wo blithely advanced
to the fray,
In the mmoular pride of our heart little
dreaming
That cleaning that carpet would talcs
the whole day.
We sweat and we tore, and our hands
badly blistered,
While the sun lent his countenance
warmly benign ;
But the harder we pounded the move ib
was needed
By that dusty old carpet that hung on
the line 1
011, that dusty old carpet,
That musty old carpet,
That cusety old carpet,.
That hung on the line!
Tiletseter.,
L. Hardy purelineedsali the iron taken
out of the old bridge at Grand Bend and
had it removed here.
.A. new fence is in -course of erection
around tae echool grounds. Emmanuel
Bissett has the contract.
The large boiler to be used for driving
the eleobriu light plant has arrived and
placed on the building Bite.
Jeremiah Hearne))'While cutting b'ack
knot in soma way fell to the ground
alighting on his head. He is stilt, in a.
precarious condition and it is feeredlhat
t e e eets of the fall Will result
, The anneal meeting Of the Exeter MO.
Chaniee' reetitlete elooted the following
offleere and directors for the entitling year,
1-Preeldent, H. Smith The•Preel.
dents 11, Muir; Seeretary, W. D, Weekes
• Tretweeer, 3, Grigg ; Direotors-de Tay.
tor, II. Hamilton, Dr. Lute, J. Allison
Rev. W. Aladin, W. 23. Weekes, 19, D.
}23:tdoa, 3. Grig, 26. Muir.
At a meeting of the Excitor base hell
olub, the following °Moore were °looted
ter this mention :--Hon, Preeidenti W.
Bowden Prosideut, N. D. Iferdon
Vioe•Preeldent, 07. B. Catling; Comm!
tee, J, 'melon, J. Tapp, W. A., Snell
Tree,, J. Topp; Sea., W. A. Snell, The
MO is now open to reoeive shallouges.
b.
liVroeseseissa..
Andrew Miller, who has been visiting
in Scotland for Berne time past has re-
turned hoMe. He is much improved bn
health and his many friends are pleasad
to see him batik again.
On Thursday a pleasant party of invit-
ed petits iteeemblea at the residence of
Mrs. Allen, to witness the marriage of
bar daughter, Mies Janette, to Alex Mun-
ro, of the firm of Ruthetford 3 Munro,
hardware meruhanta, of this plaee. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Thos.
Davidson, at 11 o'oloelt a. m„ otter which
the greets sab down to the wedding feast,
MissElsie shiter of the bride, act-
ed as brides•maid, and the groom was
aseisted by Mr. Neilson, Tile bride was
the reeiplent of a litres number of very
handsome and coctlypreaentie. The hap.
py couple left on the 1:50 train on 00 es.
tended tour followed by the best wishes
of their host of friends,
Grcesleeritelle.,
The fishermen are well pleased with
their catch ;colter this season.
Ono of our locaPmerchants, George AL
Elliott, ie shipping toll butter to Mantra,
al at the rate of over 500 lbs. per weelt.
Mr. Graham, of Kincardine, has put,
chased the Bohr. Mary S. Gordon from
M. McDonald. We understand the pries
he paid was 0600.
Ste, Acadia, of the Aferehant's Line,
arrived on Sunday of last week from Poet
Arthur with 10,600 bus. of wheat for the
big mill.
Capt. Gilbertson had on his diving snit
one day exploring the bottom of the her.
bor. He discovered a number of tools -
cant -hooks, axes, etc.-wlifeh had been
dropped by the men while at work on
the new piers.
At lett amounts, S, 'X. Reid, who has
been ill for two months with typhoid fe-
ver in the Kingston hospital, was improv.
ing slowly, and as soon as his condition
will permit he will be removed to Gods.
rinh to spend the summer here.
John Lynch, 00 06 the litigants in the
High Court of Justice, lase week was
charged before Mayor Butler Wednesday
with baying committed •perjury in giv-
ing his evidence. The testimony in sup.
port of the oherge was leaking and the
case was dismissed.
Lastels.xese yes.
Bills are sent oat announcing the pro-
gram of sports for May 24th,
Through the efforts of D. W. lefayea,
station agent, the Grand Trunk Railway
has reduced the freight on the cannon
from 653 to $30.
It is not generally known and may
surprise some people to know that a huge
number of lottery tickets aro eold weekly
in Lnolcnow. As a late drawing one ream
drew no less than $12.
Mecuaxxos' INSTITUTEL-There have
been added to the Library shme last re.
port one hundred and ninety-four vol.
tunes. Twelve meetings were held by the
directors during the year, besides the
various oommitters in the discharge of
the duties allotted to them. The follow.
ing is list of the new officers elected :-
President, John kturchinson ; Vice•Presi•
dent, D. D. Yule ; Secretory, 7. G. Mur-
dock ; Treasurer, R. D. Cameron ; Dir.
actors, G. W. Carter. J. Sootb, 3. Bryan,
W. Connell, W. S. Holmes, T. W. Hil.
dred, Dr. D. M. Gordon, P. A. Malcom.
sou and Jae. Somerville. Membership for
the year is 160 being 25 less than that of
last year.
A camp of real genuine gipsies of the
boarder between Scotlaud and England
are encamped just on the northern boun.
dory of Lucknow and Kinlose. The dia.
lea of some of them is of the Berwick or
Tweed description. .A. "Sentinel" report-
er called on on who said that he had
often seen the "tylers" as their head men
were called buried with the same honors
and greater ceremony than is now per..
formed by any secret society. He said,
further, we believe in our mode of life
an'd consider we have a right to camp
where we like. We do nob beg or steal
but offer our goods for sale, those may
buy who will. We have alwaye been a
free nomadic people and we always will.
Olin ton.
Mr. Lee has sold his hotel property on
Albert street to Robt. Moon, who is
°leering away the debris preparatory to
the erection of a brick hotel,
Doe. Blackall dehoeued a largo number
of cattle for W. Weir! on Tuesday ; since
he commenced this kind of work he has
dehorned about sixteen hundred head. In
W. Doherty is :them to area an aspen- bit
sive stable, near hie residence, and has ha
given the contraeb to S. S. Cooper ; it ea
will be one of the best in town. yo
A young men from this neighborhood, 101,
who has been in lelanitobe 12 years, fie
writes home that if he could only get wit
enough money to move back to Ontario, box
he would very gladly do so. 1
Albert Jackson, fur some time the eel- nay
client freight clerk at the Grand Trunlc hou
sheds, hoe severed hie connection with Kid
the road. He has not decided what he gre
will do. its
T. Levan met with a bad accident pith
while at work in the fonndry. was 01/8
holding a board up to the buzz saw when mal
16 oatight, and hie hand Slipped over, wat
striking the saw, whish cut three fingers med
so badly that the doctor in dressing the cure
injury bad to remove the fingers entirely. Dery
It ie no small limier for a Olintonian to A
hold second plane among the ehort.hand Stri
writers of the Iinited Statee, and this is eugt
the distinction won by L. Hutt, son of fens
0. A. Hutt, of town, who is private Seo• pain
retavy to the General Amager of the driv
Wahaelt Railway, St. Donis, mid achnitt- ly
eci to be the sewed fastest short•hanclee ling
ill America. • •by,
FRESInalliit or lefunote-Thie Presley- body
tory held its regular meeting at Olinton righ
on Tuesday, theft!: inst., with the mod- pier
erator, Rev. a, A. Hamilton, M. A., in teeth
the deer, Rev- W. M. Martin, 13. D the
was reappointed as convenor of the Pees': long
bytery'e Horne Mioeitrh oommittee fur the undo
ensuing year. A. committee conenthing of to tit
eV/. Fletcher, Stewart, Muegrove, Mar- inch
Tag Bitussuis POST
tin and McLean wag eppeinted eXerns
ino Mr. Guthrie -the student new atielet.
kg Pr, MaecionAld with View to Ileete.
IMO et en early date. At the tafteenoon
eetielOrt this aorornittee reported, highly
eneometuling Mr. Guthrie, 13,0V. Pelee:
1119egreee, eenvenor of the linence Qom.
;MON submitted a tabulated stetemenb
of the Ananoiel Merritt from the oongro.
gatione withie the bOnnds, when it Wall
agreed to have the statement printed and
distributed among tbe families in each
congregation of the Presbytery, Rev, j,
A. Aecierson, B. wag appointed ao 11
Member of the assetnbly's committee on
Wile and overteres. Rev. Alex, Stewart,
B. A., appeared before the Presbytery in
the very trying and peculiar position of
presenting mill from the °once:14;0,Mo
of Union (thumb, Brimfield, in favor of
himself, as being at the time moderator
of that eeseion. The call was signed by
Ild members and 00 adherents, and the
promise of en annual stipend of (11,000,
With manse and foue weelcs' holidays.
A number of rernite sent clown by the
General Assembly were considered by the
Presbytery. The eoarb ageeed bo held an
adjourned meeting at Clinton on the 22nd
inst., when the °ell from Brucefield to
Mr. Stewart will be iseued, Mr. Guthrie
licensed and any other matters coming
before the Presbytery dealt with. The
next regular meeting will be held at
Brueefield on July 10th, at 10:30 a. rn.
CIL 14.1H11.1. Fkl. 0 NV t..4.
Aorioeclin,o to the asseesor's returns
population of Paris lute inoreased 108
sr that of last year.
The shore end of the Commercial 0
Company's new cable wee success
landed ab Canso, N. S., Friday.
Forty families, comprising 200 per
arrived at Montreal on Thursday of
week. from New England. They
bound for the Ottnaclian North-west.
The damage by the landslide at
Anne de la Perade, Quebee, is a
3150,000. Two more houses were oar
away Friday. The 0. P. R. bridg
found to be in good oonclihion,
Truskey, the murderer of Gong
Lindsay, of Oomber, and who tried
kill himeelf, wss taken to Sandwich
Fridey. Ho clays be does not want
live, but lie may in spite of himself.
One of the best evidences that Ay
Hair Vigor is an article of exceptio
merit is the fact that the demand for
is constantly increasing. No one
uses this incomparable dressing think
trying any other preparation for
hair.
The celebrated Campbell heresy o
WaS before the Presbyterian synod
IYInntreal and Ottawa Friday at Carle
plaae, but beyond the reading of the eb
gas and Dr. Campbell's protest nosh
was done.
HEART DISEASE HSL/E050 IN 30 M
oTns.-Al I oases of organic or sympathe
heart disease relieved in 90 minutes a
quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure
the He'art. One dose convinoes.
by G. A. Deadrnan.
Edward Crawford, proprietnr of b
new shoddy mill near Gaw's brid
Guelph, is taking holiday. He w
workincr a wool picker the other day wh
the belt flew off and his left arm g
caught, resulting in a bad fracture ns
the wrist.
"Tex people out era dozen are invalds
says a recent medical authority. At lett
eight out of these ten, it is sere to alto
are suffering from Borne form of bloc
disease which it persistent use of Aye'
Sarsaparilla would be sure to oa
Then don't be on iuvalid.
RHEUMATISM OttanD tie Der. -Sou
A.merican Rheumatic Cure for Rheum
ism and Neuralgia radically cures in
o 8 days. Its action upon the syste
a remarkable and mysterious, It r
moves at once the cause and the dims
mmediately disappears. The lent do
reatly benefits. 75 cents. Warrants
y G. A. Deadinan.
Anemia Wood, of St. Thomas, has bee
hewing his appreciation of the labor o
number of olergyrnen by presentin
bem each with a new suit of clothe
ode of the best broadcloth. The gentle
en who have been favored are Rev
aeon, of efuncey ; Nethercott, of Ken
ridge ; Soott, of Dutbon, and 111cAllise
r, of Fingal.
A Book To HORSEMEN. -One bottle o
nglisla Spavin Liniment completely re
oved a curb from my horse, I tak
leasure in recommending the remedy, a
acts WW1 mysterious promptness i
be removal hoax horses of hard, soft o
Housed lumps, blood spavin, splints
tubs, sweeny, stifles and sprains. GEO
011B. farmer, Markham, Out. Sold by
A, Deadman.
Very few Windsor ladies, go out alone
nieht now on account of "Jack the
ugger." He is described as gentleman.
in appearance, and is evidently par.
cuter, as the complainte so far have
ms from ladies noted for their beauty.
he majority of the fair victims have
en single, but some of them have hue.
nde who purpose to go gunning for that
gger if he continues much longer.
"As a noiseless wing
To weft Me from distraction,"
Are those powders which everybody is
'ng now for sick headaohe, neuralgia,
loneness, ate. They are called Stark's
Macho and liver Powders. Write the
me in your hat or on your cuff so that
u will know what to ask for when you
vo need for thein. If yon have twenty -
scents in your pocket, or good credit
h your druggist, you can always get a
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tinder rti Six Hoons.-Distressing kid.
and bladder diseases relieved in sir
re by the eGreat South itmerioan
nsy Cure." 'Ate new remedy is a
at surprise and delight on nottount of
exceeding promptness 10 relieving
1 iu the bladder, kidneys, batik and
0., part of the urinary passages in
or female, It relieves retention of
tor mud pain in passing it almost im.
lately: It you want (oleic relief and
this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
dman, druggist,
e Andrew Gardiner, a resident of
tthallan, about 40 years of age, was
teed recently sonetruoting a "crab"
a on hie premises, he enstaiped a very
tut itecident. Ale. Gardiner was
ing a :Enke in the ground and sudden -
portion of the top eplit off aud fel.
directly on the eharp point left there -
the end of the sbick penetrated his
between one of the ribs and the
ttime the shoulder. The stielc
cod the man's body in an upward (H-
oe mid broke off. Dr. MoLing found
pieoe of wood which was five similes
, completely imbedded 111 the dash
r the elbow, having been driven hi-
e body a distance of three oe four
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NO IffilANGES. No TitANSINffiltS.
Through Toithlot ear Iteares
TORONTO EVERY FRIDAY
6.r10:10n', 01, DIRBOT To
SDA1TI.311 IVITUOUT OITANG.N,
A eply to any Agent of the Company,
T. PEPPER,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
RN HUI
Uie..ring Sale
Of the WI.101.-: of
Good. Brothers'
NBVI !SPRING BOOTS, SBA
Slipperx, Rubbers, &c..
Crockery, China & Glassware
.aats (bud Caps,
GPOOCHOS, SnOp Furniture,
to make way lor the now Grocers,
Messrs. Taylor & Smillie, ab
"Slaughter Prices.
The stook must be sold as we have no
room for the geode in Seaford]. No rea-
sonable offer will be refused.
FOUR MONTHS CREDIT
will be given 00 all purchases of 35 00 and
upward., purchasers to furnish Approved
Joint Notes. The greatest chance ever
offered for secorhig seasonable goods at
60e. on the Dollar and upwards, and 4
menthe to pay for them.
50.1 pairs Boots at 50c. on the 3
1000 e 75o. on the $
500 men's uk 1103.1e nate Ikt 50c on the $
Boxes of Boots tub '25o. a pair.
Boxes of Boots at 500, a pair.
Boxes of Boots at 31,00 a pair,
Men's Felb Hats, 25o, 50o and 75o
that cost over twice the money.
"Butter and Eggs Taken.
Good. Brothers.
Sala is IlOW going On.
A Centiernan
Who formerly resided in Connecticut, but
who now resides In Honolulu, writes: "Zor
20 years past, my wife
andlhave used Ayer's
elate Vigor, and wo
attribute to it the dark
hair which silo and I
notv have, while hun-
dreds of our acquaint-
ances, ten or a dozen
years younger than wo,
are either gray-hoaded,
white, or bald. when
asked 14000 051 hair has
retained Its co/or and
fullness, we reply, 'By
the use of Ayer's flair
Vigor -nothing else."
"1111820ony affianced
was nearly bald, and
(et the hair
. s kept fan-
, .,l'esefees,e ssigr ing o u t
,rooa; 0 y
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.0, any. I
induced
Ntlt, which has , hortouse
Ayer's Hair v and very scan, it not
loss of hair, but
produned erylow grov
remained losureent and glossy to this day.
I can recommend this preparation to all In
need of a gehulne hair -restorer, It J3 all
that it is claimed to be." -Antonio Alarm,
Bastrop, Tex.
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TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Lnpure, Week and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, fileeplessnese, Palpate.
tion of the Heart, Liver Ooroplanet, Hour.
algia, Lose of Memory, iironahitis, don -
gumption, Gaib Stooes, jaundiee, Kidney
and TJrirtary Diseases, 81. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General Ds.
bility,
LABORATORY RODERICH, ONT,
S. M, MoLEOD,
Prop, and Manufacturer.
Sold by 3. T. PEPPER,
Druggtst, Mussels.
White Star Line.
ROYAL IIIAIrt
leotwoott New reek and Liverpool, Yee
Queenetewn, every Wediteedey.
Ao the otoamors of thio line carry only a,
etnietly 11116356. number ha •the rInstr and
SECOND wenn notiounnoclations, intending
Passengers are reminded that an early up.
lineation for berths is neeeseerY at 01.110 Ha-
wn. Por slags, rates, eta, apply to
W. H, Kerr,
Agent, 13rueeele.
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IN CORSETS
Can only be obtained by wearing
No. 393. "improved All-Peather-
bone Corsets," No side steels to
break, hurt or rust.
TRY A PAIR.
AU First-class Dry Goods Houses Sell Them.
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What about a Hat?
We have just what will suit you, cheap and stylish.
We can also get you up a suit of Clothes that
will surprise you as to quality and cheapness.
And next you want a pair of
aoct
SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, dC.
We can rig you out from head to foot and send you away
pleased with the purchases you have made and at the
same time bring you back when you want anything
else in our line.
We would also ask the ladies to see our Prints and
Dress Goods. Also those Lovely Oxford Shoes.
Ali
Sizes in B. & C. CORSETS -
ALEX., STRACHAI
Eerily Pair
Gnome teed.
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CONFEDFIRATION
LIFE ASSOCIATION,
TORONTO.
Established 1871.
Capital and Assets, l 5,000,000
Insurance at Risk, 22,560,000
Gain for 1892, - 2,000,000
vc. C. agAcitosAzir.
Actuary.
Annual Insurance, $ 900,000
New Insurance, 3,670,000
Gain over 1891 - 750 000
TH1 NSW UNOONDITIONAL-MOIMATIVB POLICY
Is isetted Only by the Confederation Life Association,
rlb is absolutely free from all restrictions es to residence, travel and occupation
from the date of issue. twit is entirely void of all uouditione, terlt is absolutely
and automatically non.forfeital3le, after two 3 earn. The insured being entitled to :
(a) Extended insurance without application, for full amount of the polioy, for the
further period of time, definitely set forth in the poliny, or on surrender to a (b) Paid.
Dp Poliey, the amount of which is written in the policy, or after five years, to 41 (e)
Clash value, es guaranteed in the policy,
President,
Managing Director,
Hon. Sir W. P. Howland, C.B., 111.0.161,G. J. E. Macdonald.
W. IT. KERR, Agent at BrusseN.
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s ya 7,7 Ci; Y;F;
Opposite the American Hotel, Brussels,
Is the CHE,,IPEST for„s‘-
GROCE re ES, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE AND SEEDS,
All will be sold at a Big Reduction on usual Prices
A Large Stock of Seeds on Hand.
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Iitegag"-Before removina to our new prem.
Assa,...._ises in Dr. Graham's Block,
TERMS, CASH ONLY.
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