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THE 13Ii,USBE�S POST.
OCT, 22, 1885,
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Fj ti)..Y, OCT. 33, 1885.
Temperance Oolventitou,
A. largely attended, en thusiastic and
thoroughly representlative convention
of tomperanee workers of Huron
county was held in the town stall,
Clinton, on Thursday, Oct. 15t11,
commencing at 10 nem, and coutinu•
Mg throughout the day. The ladies
of the W. C. T. U., of Clinton, spread
a tempting table in the council chain•
ben, and invited all the delegates of
the convention to partake of both
dinner and tea, free of charge, The
delegates accepted the generous in•
vitation, and were loud in their prate.
es of the deltoaoles provided.
The convention opened with devo-
tional exercises led by Revs. A, Y.
Hartley, T. M. Campbell, J. Hough,
W. Birks and E. S. Rupert. The
program of business to be brought
before the convention was prepared
by a committee appointed . for that
purpose. The Executive Committee
of the Scott Act Association tendered
their resignation as executive officers,
and asked to be relieved of the posi-
tion which they had held since the
formation of the Scott Act Associa-
tion ; but on motion of Rev. J. Bough,
of Londesbolo, seconded by Rev. Mr,
Danby, of Varna, the present execut-
ive WS3 re appointed.
Reports of the delegates from the
various municipalities of the county,
concerning the worlciug of the Scott
Act, made very evident the fact that
many hotel -keepers are violating tho
Act, and the Executive committal's
statement of the difficulties experienc-
ed in obtaining magistrates williug to
net in Scott Act cases, rendered
equally evident the pressing necessity
of a Police Magistrate. The Execut.
ive committee were authorized to
adopt any means which they deemed
advisable to obtain information of
violations o1 the Act, and to prosecute
offenders, the convention pledging its
support to the Executive in the work.
In regard to the police magistracy
a resolution was moved by J. C. Stev-
enson, of Clinton, seconded by Rev.
T. M. Campbell, of Goderich, and
unanimously carried, to the effect that
the Ontario Government be requested
to appoint a Police Magistrate with-
out salary. Another resolution was
moved'oy Appleton Elcoat, of Tucker -
smith, seconded by Jas. Wanless, of
Stanley, that John Beattie, of Sea-
foetll, be the choice of the convention
for Police Magistrate, and that the
Executive committee do their utmost
to have him appointed snob by the
Ontario government. This resolution
was also adopted by a unanimous
vote.
Much indignation was expressed at
the inactivity of one of the inspectors
appointed under the McCarthy Act,
and the following' resolution, moved
by 3. 0. Morrison, of McRillop, an d
seconded by Edmund Corbett, of
Clinton, was unanimously adopted
"Whereas it has been represented
to this couventlon,;i assembled, that
many cases of violation of the Scott
Act have been brought to the notioe
of ono of the inapeetord under the
McCarthy Act in this county ; and,
whereas, his fees in some of these
cases were guaranteed to him ; and,
whereas he llae failed, neglected and
refused to prosecute these cases ; and
whereas it is reported that he has di-
vulged the names of parties giving
Information. Now, therefore, the
temperance workers of Huron, 1n con-
vention assembled, would call the at.
tention of the public in the county to
the failure, neglect and refusal to do
duty, on the part of the inspector,
and strongly censure such officer, tend
that saoh acts of neglect and breach
of duty be, by the Executive of the
Scott Act Association, at once brought
to the notice of the Dominion Gov.
eminent ; and the government be
asked to have the said inspector forth-
with dismissed, and a party appoint.
ed who will do his duty.
A lenglity discussion took plane as
to what action ehould be taken by
tho temperance party at the approach-
ing municipal elections, which result-
ed in the adoption of a resolution
moved by Rev. T. M. Campbell, of
Goderioh, and seconded by Andrew
Govenlo°k, of MelRillop, recommend-
ing that an electoral union be organ.
ized in each municipality, to select
men who will eupport temperance
principles as candidates in education-
al, municipal and parliamentary elec.
tions.
tf. S, Spence, of Toronto, Secretary
of the Ontario branch of the Dominion
Alliance, was in attendance at rho
convention, and delighted the midi.
3nc0 for npwaada of an hour 111 an
able and eloquent address upon the
present aspect of the temperance
question.
Rev. T. Mt Campbell moved, se-
oonded by4 Hugh MoQuerrie, "That
we, the members of this convention,
desire hereby to express our deep and
heartfelt sympathy with our belovedPresiden1 w W
Soaforthtinithe sorrow lthrou h Esq,,
hich nation, you
Dona has bten appointed
he bythe loss of his Reusing Barriatlr for Eoet and Vest
he 1e now passing
companion, and to assure him of our Ridings of Duron, and Judge Toms
prayers that God may sustain slim for the South Riding.
A. BAllr'r1N1113isf is still confined to
his house with his stiff knee.
"DoIeT 100011 my arm," 19 the
every day anlutation now. Vaooi-
anti continue to ilius wisdom aucl
strength for his responsible position,"
This resolution was carried, as was
also It vote of thanks to F. 8, Spence
for his interesting address, and to the
ladies for their kindness in previdiug
euoh au excellent dinner and tea for
the delegates ; and the meeeing ad-
journed.
Canadian 1N a wvs.
Another case of small- pox is report-
ed from London.
The President of the United States
has appointed James N, Childs, of
Maine, to be United States Consul at
Guelph.
Proclamation is issued of an elec-
tion under the Canada Temperance
Act in the United counties of Pres-
cott and Russell, to take place on the
26111 November.
David F. Hendricks a farmer lin-
ing about five miles from Chatham,
was very badly gored by a bull on
Sunday, one of the wounds being iu
the abdomen, causing the bowels to
protrude. His recovery is doubtful.
A Winnipeg despatch says :-Hon.
Thos. White promised the settlers of
Prince Albert that the question of
North western representation will be
taken up at the next session of Par-
liament and probable the odd seotiona
will bo dealt with. He did not favor
provincial legiel(ltion for the present,
and thought something simple would
avower better.
Sarah A. Murray has commenced
a $10,000 libel suit against the De-
troit Free Press. Mrs. Murray'e
husband was recently arrested in
'Windsor as an escaped convict from
the Central Prison at Toronto. In
reporting the fact Wednesday the
Free Press stated that Murray's wife
had the reputation of being "a slick
party herself." Mrs,. Murray feels ag-
grieved at this statement,
According to the Dundas Standard,
Township Treasurer 1/'raser, who left
on Monday evening, was behind in
his account with the town-
ship some $1,600, and with seotion
No. 2, of which he was also treasurer,
about $600. Apparently Messrs.
Jonathan Morden and John Froder-
ick, Fraser's securities, are stuck for
$1,800, and R. Surerus, school trus-
tee, for $600. There are numer.
ons other losers besides.
The agent at the Fort Belknap
Indian reservation in Northern Mon
tans has informed the Interior De-
partment that a number of Oree In.
dian refugees from the British Poe
sessions have orossed the line into
the reservation, having in their p os -
session silverware, articles of ladies'
apparel and other spoils supposed to
have been captured during the Big
Bear outbreak. The agent requested
that these intruders be escorted across
the line and forbidden to enter the
United States. The matter was re-
ferred to the Secretary of State, who
has replied that the Iudiaus cannot
be arrested except upon extradition
by the British authorities, and that
this Government should not counten-
ance any kidnapping of the Indians.
The Interior Department is at a loss
to know how the dangerous refugees
can be removed.
Win are. Barry to hear of the severe
and clnugereue illness of John Leckie,
our old townsman, but eve hope ore
this he is on 0 fair way of recovery.
A TneNxeoIveso tea will be hold In
the Methodist Cburoh on the evening
of Thanksgiving Day, under the anti -
pines of the Ladies' Aid Society. A
good program is in °ours° of prepara-
tion, Further particulars later.
En. DuNFoen could not stand the
separation from his wife who has been
away visiting any longer so to day,
(Friday), he takes a trip to Brigden
and Ohatbam-
RIOn. MANNING, District Agent for
the Confederation Life Association,
was in town this week. Mr. Man-
ning ie a model canvasser.
Ax -ex. MoLaowAN has purchased the
shop and dwelling, on the corner of
Turuberry and Queen streets, from
R. G. Vincent. The price paid ens
$860.
Tan youngsters in several of the
department of our public school en-
joyed a holiday on Thursday and
Friday es the teachers were away at
the Teachers' Convention at Wing -
ham.
LITERARY SOCIETY. -The long even-
inge are Coming On and will 500n he
Here and our Mock Parliament, is
connection with the Brussels Literary
Society, should be talked up. The
Hoose was prorogued last winter with
the expectation of being called to.
gather early in November. We hope
a lively interest will beitaken in this
Society this fall and winter and there
is no reason, with as much talent as
Brussels can turn out, why a very
pleasant and profitable time should
not be put in,
LEOTunE.-The lecture on the Holy
Land, by Rev. Win, Henderson, of
Wyoming, in the Town Hall on
Thursday evening of last week, was
very well attended, considering that
it was a lecture and that this 15 Brus-
sels. The rev. lecturer was introduc-
ed by Rev. W. Smyth, after the meet-
ing had been opened by prayer, by
Rev. S. Jones. Mr. Henderson then
entered upon his lecture, and for over
two hours had the closest attention of
the audience as he described the towns
and cities of the East ; the people
and their manners and customs ; the
kinds of grain and timber that grows
in the Holy Land, &c. To add to
the pleasure of the lecture he has
samples of grain, wood, stone, pipes,
flutes, and a boat of other articles
collected during his visit three years
ago. Before the close of the lecture
three ladies and three gentlemen ap.
peered on the platform robed in the
costumes of that far off land. These
various articles of apparel were de-
cribecl by the lecturer and will help
many a Bible student in understand-
ing the history of Palestine. Tho
lecture was instructive and entertain'
ing, the only trouble is there has to
be too 11111011 crowded into the couple
of hours. Mr. Henderson should
made two or three lectures out of the
one. A hearty vote of thanks was
passed to the lecturer. Those who
stopped home missed a treat.
Sir Charles Tupper, the Canadian
minister of railways, was interviewed
at Chicago. B,e has been wont on a
tour of inspection over the Canadian
Pacific railway. He states that the
work of construction is progressing
rapidly, But forty miles of rho road
yet remains to bo iluilt to connect the
government road with that the Can.
adian Pacific Railway is building.
This is the only uncompleted part of
the road wast of Winnipeg. The forty
miles yet to be built aro west of Kick.
MgHorse pass. Sir 0. Tupper thinks
the connection botweeu these sections
will be made during the early part of
November. When this work is com-
plete the Canadian Pacific will have
a through line frpm Montreal to the
Pacific, as the Lake Superior section
is expected uo be completed and ready
for business by the first of next month.
All arrangements for the opening
ceremonies have been made. The
last spike will be driven by Governor.
General Lansdowne, who is now in
the mountains.
NOTION.-A13UUT TWENTY -
four abenp to lot On shares on the usual
terms, to soma goal larmer.
1f. Apply to i IIUN 1o.1'111aYale
LIT AY CATTLE,-OAM I; U N
1,1 ll, promises utises of tate undersigned, Lot 11,
Con.
11 rot holNUNler Mop,d spring 1inlI'1 whilm te st cele piny
person owning t1:0 Sana olid proving property
pan ilia 1110111 Ily'payhlg 111, x e1190i
15.1 OLLIIY.
LOCAL ITEM.
$EE professional card of Cr. L, Ball,
L. D. S., in this issue.
A. M. TAYLOR, of Toronto, was here
this week attending the funeral of his
mother.
S. PEARSON and wife went to St.
Marys last Monday to attend the
funeral of his sister.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
10011, SALE. -1 SPAN O1' HEAVY
. Draught Colts. One is rising 1 years ohs,
aiid was sired by the wall -known stalltOn'Wel-
come," the other le rising 3 years old, mid was
sired by "e4elloa" They may bo 0000 on bot
10, 0^n. 5. Groy, JNO. LOWS,
15.4 - Prop.
WANTED -A. SERVANT GIRL.
V` Y Apply to 0110. untorssoet.
QT11AYLD ON THE PREMISES
17 or the undersigned lob 14, 000, 18, Choy',
about the last of Anguel, ono year-old holier,
red and white to color, The Gwuer Gan have
Santo by proving property and paying oxp aaeee
P110S. L0000UAI41rMO11800k,P.
O.
l0.4,L ,
((,�,,�'.iTliAYE] P11011 LOT 28, CON.
, Morris about Aug. 15111, 0 cattle -5 year-
lings old 1 steel', 2 years old, gray nn 4010r. 2
of the yearlings are rad and wit to ; 2 heifers
aro reddish gray, and 1 steer is nil white. Any
iutorm0tton leading to their recovery will bo
rewa-0od. J011/4 BOWMAN.
16.9
QTRAYRD P11011 TSL PRLMIS.
1J °sof the ludersigned, lot 94, eau. 5, Groy,
about two months ago 2 pito-your-old heifers,
light gray lu color, with a small hole in their
right ear. Any person giving information that
wi11101o0 to their recovery will be suitably re-
warded. WM. AfoDON ALP,
1e -4r iloufryv 37,0
1.105 SALE. -ONE GOOD GL"N-
J.. tlo driving horse, 6 yours old; 2 general
purpose mares, rising 3 years old: 6 steers, rig -
log 9 years old; l dry cows; 4 dairy oows; 10
lambs; 10 hat yearnag wailers cad owes; 10 fat
owes; 10 heavy fat pigs; 10 at pigs; 1
brood sow and four young pigs. Apply to
'BRIAR Mcb'All1114N
16.1E Lot 3, Oon.10, Grey.
�3OICE FARMS FOR SALE.-
'Anew splendid, 180p007011, #00100 far sale
10 rho township of Groy, Morris and AlaIill-
lop. Apply to A, DNLGATTY, Oo, Auctioneer,
Brussels F 0.
tm'iTRAYED ON THE PREMISES
01 thee iidersignod lot 13 con.13, Groy, on
or about Aug, 1st, a yearling bull. The 00005
1e requested o call, nlovo property, pay ex-
poneo scud take him away.
14-4 JNwen, SK, Prop.
'AMA le011 SALE, BITING THE
south halt of lot 28, con, 6, Uorrie, contain-
ing 100 acres, 76 mum:cleared. Frame build-
ings on the premises, The property will be
east at a Uargain. For 1'000, 5,10110814011100
apply to
SB ti.
LARGE STABLE, Mal FEET,
fitted up with 6 stalls, and a driving floor,
for colo, 0101er has no use for it. Purchaser
mars ask at it
P s Pub1FOr 1sbingrNousre artia-
14.4
iC11AR1'I FOR SALE, BEING LOT
I t 6, con. 10, Grey township ,11111011 00., 00D -
tabling 100 acres, 80 acres a leered, The farm
is sitnatod 1 1 miles from Brussels, Ler fur-
tior purtiuulars apto
3OyBT, MONA17GHTON
14-8 Prop
STIa.YED ON THE PREMISES
of tho dndoreignod,lot Be, con, 16Grey, a
,
yearling heifer, rod In color, with a white
belly. Oamo on my premises about Sept.
10111. The owner is requested to Provo prop-
eriy,4.00
pay eXp000 and take her away
66 , 7AS, L'17WST'1u1t, Prop.
QTRAYED FROM THE PREMIS-
S...7 oe at the undersigned, about July 16611p
throe hood of cattle 2 years 01 d. 1. steer red
and white, horns turned out, 81 01 cm forehead;
1 rad baiter, horns turn0ditt, spot on forehead;
1 vollowIOh brindle, Any information that
will load to the recovery of the sane will be
notably reWar1l100 If. 166x
Lot 11, oou, 8, Grey, Ethel
DIPSIBOICUM
A true tonic, is highly recommended for all
diseases requiring n oort,110 etboiont tonic, 0n-
pcolony Iudigostiou, Dyspepsia, and el Ap-
posite, Loes of Strength,
/0enriches
now life to the nerves, 1tbene 0 eats ul kle a
oharm and 10 lust what ovorybndy wants. It is
al oliolio Worble sale bydealersgoeernllii0uon-
C'(TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
e.
e. ilio premises of the subscriber, north 11011
lot 10 000, 2, Aforris, (theta jay 1st, 6 head
yearling oattlo, viz; -1 white heifer, 2 red
heifers, 1 rod steer with white mark on fore-
head, 1 red and white steer with white strand
down book, and L rod bull. Any person giving
ouch information as will load to the recovery
of the same will besuitablyrewarded.
10-41, ROBT. BLOOMFIELD, 731uavalo,
T1ARbf FOR SALE IN la•REY
°' 1'778 10, 0onnty of ftltrou, bolas lot 19,
000.7. rhd farm lomat acme, 70 00008
cleared, and 10 well watered. well fenced 10 fn
a
first -aloes state of cultivation. armMore is a
good brick house, frameebaro, stables en tho
1308801000, and an exoollent orchard. The
fermis situated ova mho from the village of
Lithos cad 6 miles from Brussels, Por further
particulars apply to
15-4 F, BATEMAN, Pro°,
J ARM. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
.a-' -being lot 12, con, 4, Groy township, Our -
on 0o., containing 100 Rens. 70 nares of high
,laud fit for gro ming fall wheat, 00 soles under
pasture and fit for any per pose, 2 sores in or-
ohare, There are frame buildings in good state
of repair andgood water for anypurnose. The
farm is in god state of oultivation and im-
mediate possession (limbo given. For further
particulars apply on the premises.
79.4• H. MQl7
OARBIF„ Prop.
STRAYED FROM THE PREMIS-
t os of the undersigned lot 6, con, 0, Morrie
township,
cattle,. 6 of theme aree22 years pieJune. and t12 he
other 3 are throe years old. 6 of them are
steers lands of the two year olds oro heifers.
Ono of the two year old aims le mostly albite
and two others are spotted red mud white and
the rest wore mostly red. Any Information
leading to their recovery will be thanktftlly
rooived, BORT. IRVIN,
16.2 Proprietor.
GUELPH
3USINESS COL ILEGE,
t,lll:f,t'H, - - ON's'.
rreetie 144CONI) tHLIZOl.ARl'1c; Y1i.t11
oonunouood Sopa. 101 11nu01 don artment
Is in char:;0 of it almaiallst. (o impart 0 prae-
tloal 10,1111110 for tho (+Melon1 coo do et of beet.
DAM affairs in the 01011000 and wont of the h atl-
tution. its orndnnt: a are already holding 00-
0p01) 0111) positions 111 1118 ooulnierolnl centres
of the Do,il,iton, 19uorgotie young men and
women aro thoroughly prepared for positions
as 130ok-ice:mers, Htortdaand Writers, Corre-
spondents, or Telegraph Operators. SEOdont0
received at any baso, Por olroibnr trod eata-
10gnie, givhig full information, addr00e
13.0ioo At, kf00CCli\tICf{, Prluclpai
ESTATE NOTICE.
Notice ro C1eeditors.
Pursuant to the Act 40, Vto.0ap, 0, (Ontario)
the oredttore of Wnl. Rhine, late of the Town'
ship of Groy• to rho County of Nam 2, who died
on Or about 1110 12obday of March, A, D. 1886,
and others having claims in r00peet of hie Oe -
0a10, aro hereby notified to send, on or before
the prat day of February 1846, to the nuder0lgn.
ed executors of the personal estate and OHoot0
of said deceased, their names and addresses
and the full particulars of their claims and of
alto aeouri tilts (if any) held by them, and also
that ts
of paid deceased willter bo diet n
distributed amosat d dale theeig hlte
'parties entitled thereto, having regard 01111' i0
olohns of which Oho oxoettors have then not-
ice, andtho executors will not be liable for any
asset ea0 distributed to any person of whose
claim they shalt not have bad notion.
Dated in Grey the first day of OI0Ot,b or 1885.
WM 13-410 388.. FERGUSON,1.87A N11,) I'xnerrona,
BERXSHIRE BOAR FOR SBR.
VTon,Theuuder0ignadwillkeep a thor.
ovg11 bred Berkshire boar for service on lot 27,
4thline, Morris, about two miles from Brus-
Sols 011uron Lad" was bred by II, Barbey,
Guelph, and w0,0 sired by Lord Wellington,
0917, broil by l7. Tombs, Mislead; 1010, Lady
No13y, 6010, got byyrrizoman 1407, bred by E.
Tombs ,Llughtnd. This well bred pig was far-
rowed Jan.28th,1882. Terms: 01, 10 bo paid
at time of service, with privnega of returning,
if ne00aary. Jenna M. pro' fetor.
49-6m0p
T1ARM FOR SALE. -THE EN.-
ooutors el tie estate o1 the late 0Amair,
be-
ing 1a con.19.,Groy thatexcellentare 100 acres in
the farm 80 of which aro cleared, 10 acres part-
1yyclaared aeon) acres of good hardwood bush.
There ie a good frame barn, 80x60 foot with
steno stabling underneath. Immediate pos-
session will be stem. A goal portion of pur-
chase money will be allowed to stand on inter-
est, For further particulars apply so
JOHN 1/310E113,
014,
107 College street, Toronto,
or JOHN SL1aMILON,
15 it Ethel P.O.
11OR SALE OR TO RENT. -TWO
forma -Lob 14, on the 0th Oon.,aud Lot 15
on the 7011 Oon,lof Morrie, containing 100 acres
each, about 00 acres cleared, free from stmmns
on 000 10001, and about 60 aoros cleared 011 the
Other. The cleared land is in 0good Onto of
oultivation, and well fonood. Good frame barn
and stables, and log house on ono, and on the
other a log 110000 mentos hare' There is a good
bearing orchard on Lot 19, A never failing
spring crook runs through both plmr0a, The
Soil is drat-olass, there being no bettor farm010
the township. Those places are admirably ad-
apted for grain growing 00 grazing, and within
five miles of the nourie ing town of Brussol6.
Tito planes will be sold together or separately,
and earth° bought cheap and on easy terms.
t1tp1y on the promises or address the ptropri-
etor, Sunshino P,O, 0800. menu,
16,lx Proprietor.
THD ORB iROOK HERD
OP
"BARNUNI" & `LBARR{NUTON"
Tan MIn9T rn1ZE BER11011101 BOAas.
The above mentioned pure bred lSoritohiro
Boars win bo Itopt for the season at 'r BOWS
Pieta, 0raabrook,Ortt. Barnum wag harrowed
March 114,1886, bred by W. H, McNish, Elm
Groove Farm,L5ed0 Co,, Ont., from 180porte4
sire and tram dli0ot i0o01 the bora a1 the 0010-
bratod brooder ,R. bwanowiok, L10g, and is one
of tho finest Berkshires over brought to this
oouutry, Barrington was farrowed Nov, 7011,
less, bred by Simmons & Petrie, of Delaware,
Middlesex Oo, He is from Imported stook on
both sides( With registered pedigree and is a
grand animal throng110ut, Also the pure brad
Oullollt boar, "Yonugdhamp len," bred by las.
Main, 01a1t011 Oo, Ho i8 a porn typo of Suffolk
standing on very short loge with groat length
of body, immense shoulders and wall turned
steins. Bove exhibited my herd at fairs this
fall earryleg Off 26 First Prises. Terme atrlot-
iyy cash. One dollar at the time of service with
the privilege of roturnin if nocoesery.
38`1015 0, 117020
10.01 Onbreek, b
raut,
BRUSSELS PUMP WORKS.
WVlL,SOJV ' PELTON
Take much pleasure in announc-
ing to the people of Brussels and
snni'ounding country that having
Purchased the Business of Mr, C.
Pike, on Mill Street, opposite Mr.
P. Scott's Black`smitll Shoo; they
will keep a Good Supply of
PUMPS ON LUND
And are prepared to till all orders
at Reasonable Prices. Repairing
neatly and promptly clone.
Please call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
WILSON & PELTOI4.
15-tf.
No now departure with Shand,
Ho is content with acting on the
good old rule, the simple plan,
to do what's honest, fair and true,
and squarely deal with every man.
NO HMO ; N9 BLARNEY,
Shand's no inflated wind bag,
that would burst if it did not empty
itself now and then. He deals in
SO&ID 'ACTS St SOLID DEATII?IRI
My customers work for me, the
old bringing new ones every day.
My boots speak for themselves.
1 spare no pains 1101' tremble to
make my Work what it should bo -
first -class in every respect -and
give Ily Customers honest Value.
THAT ! T APPRECIATI
my efforts is shown by the fact that I am
doing today, probably, tho Largest llboe-
Mualriug Busiueas ever done iu Brussels.
I mean to continuo to fight hay Business
Battles on exactly the sante linos I have
hitherto pursued, and so keep the load in
apito of the Frantic Nfforts of some, of
whom it may bo said "They know them-
selves to bo humbugs and they deem others
no bettor than the TILING$ they seem."
Itemomber Shand 12 110001 for Tiret.alass
Work and is rho place to leave your orders
for
BOOTS AND SEM
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