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No less titan four M. D's. Inoue village
in ono day.
Geo, trill has rented the hotel from hie
father and is fitting it op.
A. couple of our young bloods went
down to Brussels carnival,
Our Reeve, W. Milne, le attending
County Council in Godorich.
We aro going 10 try the magnotio ouro
on our pork es it did nut keep wo11 last
71060110,
Considerable spotting of our main
street, considering the state of the
sleighing.
Our band has en engagement for an
entertainment in Molesworth about
Thursday, February Bra.
Judging from prognostications Wm,
Doig, our esteemed watchmaker, is on
the eve of entering the list of benodicts.
A lecture fn Robertson's Hall of t110
8th of Fab., on the siege of Derry and
Monte Melee I wonder if the lecturer is
a married (111421 ?
The 0a7rament of the Lord's supper
will be diepelsod in the Presbyterian
()Introit next Sunday. Rev. :Vv. Steven -
den, of Molesworth, is expected to con.
duct flue service on Saturday which will
00111111000 at 11 o'clock.
)tlr. Wright, our butcher, through mitt -
platted kindness happened with an a001 -
dont. He thought 11101 a largo dog, be-
longing to F. S. Scott, of Brussels, was
in want of at "hand out" 0o ho gave Itim
a piece of steak. The dog not satisfied
with the piece given took hold of Mr.
Wright's linger at the 0(4070 time. Mr,
Wr)vht'lr•tetensvengenee, so tho vill-
age may look for some saasagee soon.
Grey correspondent makes a great mis-
take when he credits the i:thol soribo
with the atrocious attonpt at rhyme that
appeared in the (trey columns three
weeks 721)120. We (as Artemis Ward
would remark) ''utterally disgust it."
We don't try tho "tnnefnl ley'." Wo con-
fine ourselves to the 1102Te items of our
village and if Grey correepondont would
onlylind ant the author of the lines in
question and inform the public, so that
the young man could ho forcibly convinc-
ed of the error of his ways ho would con-
fer a )meting ben051 on the pnblio and
probably save the young person in ques-
tion frorn o premature incarceration in
some place of safety, especially designed
by a kind Providence and our all wise
legislature for snob people.
Pensoxels. -Robt. Weldon ,jr., is still
on the sick list. Report said he was
60111e hots.: during Lite poets week, but is
a little bettor now.—RObt. Hail is repov-
0ring. Wo 'lope to see hint out before a
great while.—Ed. 51001100n was worse
on Monday but is some bettor note()—lir.
and Mrs. Atwell aro visiting at D. h:ck-
mier's, - Myatt'. 'I'. Cooks has been very
ill during the past wook.—Joel Yanabalt-
er, of 1(1' )11 ler, a former reeidont of our
villago spout a fete days hero visiting old
friends. Miss Maggot M7lrray ]las been
o„ the site: ;1:,1 f.,12 the post few wnekg,—
[.o11,11, i1113'11 ilal( 11ter of John Heffer-
nan 111: been very sick fl'mn infla im-
uth:,i of the lungs, but she i9 ((0w rocov-
erinet--('lutrlie Davies, son of John
M. Devises 1.1 very ill from iullannnetiou
of the leusr,. /u1 old resident of Ethel,
J. 13. Iiteithson, paid 720 a visit this wook.
1•lo contemplates a departure for Van-
50nvcr 1.111nd iu a few clays.
%ammo. -On Wednesday afternoon,
,41172. 1.11th, te Happy event was celebrated
at the remittance of Riohard Rupp, being
the marriage of his oldest daughter, Mary
to Thomas Davidson, of thio plane. The
?eh rooting ceremony was performed by
Rev, D. 13. McRae, in the presence of a
large number of guests.. Tho bride was
supported by her sister Matilda, and the
groom by David Weir. Tho bride, being
a general favorite, was the ,recipient of
many handsome and useful presents,
Although the thermometer was away
down below zero, and rho roads badly
blocked with meow, some of the younger
1110m11er0 of the party declared their not
Iention of having! a sleigh ride, so amid a
prof me theater o, rico the 'bridal party
started for Brneeels, 011 their return
au elegant and sumptuous repast was
served, and an evening spent which it
will bo pleasant to remember. We wish
the happy couple joy, happiuo5, and
prosperity. May all their troubles be
Little ones."
31170.11 Jinnses.--Prom a letter received
from Chas. Dobson, by the editor of Tux
POST the following items of interest are
taken :—It is now over 10 months Mem
we 06(010 11ore ko I thought •a liue from
me might not be out of the way. Wo
are liking Ranges much better now than
when wo that mama as the months of
,tulle, July and August wore much warm-
er than wo were ec1ustouod to and wee
rattler ]lard on us. Since that we have
11ac1 beautiful weather, such as I never
9)tw before in my life. We have only had
a fow cold days so far anti not a bad
Storm, in fad the frost le nearly out of
the ground and wo aro expomtb1g to oom.
menu plowing and sow our gate very
soon. .Oleo ground has never been cover-
ed with 0110w (1110 winter yet the rude
are as Hood as I ever ease them in Ontar-
io in September. Cattle are out night
and day, where the farmers have their
fields fenced, feeding on corn stalks. Ca.
tlo that aro being, fattened aro kept in
s yards. ''hey can bo bought cheap now,
about 4: mats per pound. Stook cattle aro
(sheep owing to the drought hi so many
parts lust ,simmer. Good liege two worth
4 cents 1)or pound, and they pay well at
that, 'the corn crop was light around
Mole hut I believe it was worse in many
0tiler. ports. It is worth ee met 25 punto
Iter bushel. Oats about tine sante, wheat
65 cents, butter 15 00110 per pound and
eggs 15 malts pee dozen, Wo have voted
homlefor two now railroads; through this
country, to be built right away, The Dn.
ion hlteifto, which has had its OW11 way 00
lens, is going to build two more branch
01100 00 you goo we are likely to 1)e well
railroader. If we have a good orop next
8011(0)1 wo aro expecting a boon, as the
land to sero to go up. Tho soil here is good
and the country rolling, We have pt'eadle-
ingby the Methodists be our 0011001 liege,
000 prayer 010011050. Thom is auni0n
Sunday Sollool that is well attended. nut
Posy gots baro every Monday molting and
weal'Q011 'anxious 17) see the nogg. le is
fiulom',11, Jan. 22, 1+3737,
erstar7 erA:
o and popular Well service employee, was
united in marriage to Miss J. Bradley,
an equally ;volt -known and esteemed
young lady of this city. The intoroetiug
ceremony was performed by liov, Air.
Berridge of St. Andrew's church, The
bride was attired in pie blue actin, with
a aroam luno over dress trimmed with
poarls ; the that bridesmaid, Miss Farrow,
sneer of the groom, blue satin, morn lane
and pearl ornaments, and the oocond
bridesmaid, Miss Fordo, of New 'York,
pale pink esti», trimmed with pearl»,
There were quite e. number of handsome
presents from the frienids of the bride
and groom, inolnding a megniileent silver
tea set from the l,Imw172ont boarders and
employers; of the hotel ; a handsome fire
screen from Mr. and 1tIre. G. Doran, of
New York ; a well executed portrait of
the bride and groom from 100. G. Vander.
lip, of Toronto, and numerous outer, ap-
porpriate and costly gifts, The invited
poets eat clown to tho 6n7tptnous diener
whioh had been provided In the epaoious
dining room. Crawford hose propo(ed
the health of 11na bride in suitable terns,
which was ably responded cob/ the groom.
The toasts of the b idesmairls ware re-
opondod to by Mr, Code, barrister, The
happy couple loft on the 11:45 train for
the west, taking in Chicago And Detruit.
The young couple take with them the
best wishes o4 the hosts of Ottawa friends
for prosperity and happinoae in their fix-
ture career,"
l?Iorri.e.
THE BRUSSELS POST
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mon will go to work in unmet and do ail
in their power for to olcet the Reform
candidate, Many thiage have Demurest
of late to exposo the folly and falsehood
of tho rinluelee n:romi00e made by the
Tory leaders to the fern -tore and others,
Let us, by all nleane, have a ohauga 01
Gnvornrnent,
Llltt11,
Reeve Kelly 1e110 111 Gaclericll this week
attending Comity Council,
Miss Susie Malloy, of Clinton, wan vis.
Rag Wanes In town last week.
Mrs, Jas. Sperling is at present 0)7500'-
ing from ant attach of 0011730810011 of the
longe.
JOS, Carter has mo1110d the agency of
the Glencoe llfanufeetering Co. for this
town,
It. Howard has 1ispoeed of 0110 of hie
houses to A, V. Brown for a 'llandeouto
011111.
We aro pleased to state that Jas. Logan,
who has boon seriously ill, is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs, R. Brownlee, who has been s0r-
107(01y ill for some time, is able to be
around again.
A large number from here attended the
political meeting in Clinton last week,
which was adclrosoed by M. C. Cameron.
Mr, Smylie, of Wingham, has leased the
briok blook owned by P. Roily and will
open oat a general store about the lst of
March.
The band gave a few eulootions
on the
tate street on Friday evening. They have
been ifareasiug th•'ir number (tId are
1naking rapid progress.
Tho anneal county Xabbet)1 School Con-
vention, 1411i01177170 to bo hold in Blyth
some time next month, has been p 1(15on-
od till some time during March.
Geo. Stewart has opened out a bakery
and flour 411 food store in the pr0071508
lately occupied by iter. VanAllen Wowish Goo. mums in hie new enterprise.
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Tho annual meeting of the British and
Foreign Bible Sooioty will be had in the
Methodist church next Tuesday evening,
Feb. 1. Rev. Mr. Manley will address
the (0001)ng.
P. Kelly & Sol shipped 5 oars of floor
to St, Johns, Newfoundland, this week.
They are doing an immense trade at pree-
ent, '.Choy have been shipping flour to all
the Eastern markets.
Mrs.Dr) Sloan. who wont to Arizona
a short time ago to bring home her son,
who was very ill, returned hone laet week
with hint. We regret very much that 11e
is not re00verin73 as well 02 1110 many
friends would w(0l1 him to be and slight
hopes are entertained for him.
Itis our painful slaty this week to re-
cord the death of Master Jabez Walker,
who died on Wednesday evening, lflth
intik Hie remains wore tattered in the
English church burying ground on Friday
afternoon. The friends of the deceased
have the heartfelt sympathy of the com-
munity in their bereavement.
The anniversary services in connection
with the Presbyterian chsroh will be hold
on Sunday, Feb. title, whoa tho Itov. Mr.
Ball, of London, will officiate, On the
Monday following Mr. Ball will give one
of his popular leoturee on the Northwest.
The lecturer has boon highly spo1on of
and nobody should fail to hoar trim.
Tho council meeting tuns hold in the
Orange Hall on 11lonclay evening last, the
Reeve and Councillors being all present.
Wm. Wilson wan chosen clerk for the on'
suing year. Otll"r important business
OM canna up before the meeting was dis-
posed of. Geo. Rowed and Alex. Elder
worn appointed Auditors for the torrent
year. No other beeinoso being brought
before the meeting it was then adjourned.
1131e1sevales.
Thanks to the weather, wo non' get a
daily train 0arviee.
Groat anxiety was belt here during the
8(10W blockade lett the writs should be
issued c41113 the election over before we
would find it out.
It is reported that that vorsstilo genius,
Dan. McGilliouddy, of the Huron Signal,
will stump the 1lidineo in company with
and in the iuteroot of Dr, Macdonald.
The Doctor Inas secured a good ally.
In S. S. No, 10, Morris, the Ross Bible,
like John Brown'0 whiskey jug, "lies 0e-
glootsd on the shelf," while the more
antiquated and possibly lees genteel Ring
Samoa' version has been restored to first
favor, There appears to be some few
people still left who are not afraid to ex-
pose their children to the "corrupting"
influence of the entire word of God.
That veteran political hustler, the ir-
repressible Thos. R. Soddy, of B:owiok,
who has been appointed Beturning.Oflhcer
for the East Riding of Huron, for the
coming elections, passed through tbo vil-
lage on Monday. He le making a tour
through the 'tiding on business connected
with hie office. Mr. Boddy seem Howiok
will "whoop'er up" on the 22nd of Feb„
which means, when translated into
Queen's English, that the Conservative
vote will not be a small one.
R. R. Farrow, of the Civil Service,
Ottawa, has, with his bride (100 MioB
Bradley, of Ottawa), been spending the
honeymoon with Mr. Farrow's relatives
M thio vicinty. This Mr. Farrow is one
of Dr. Maodonald's boodle brigade, whioh
he trots out in 1318 oampaign opeoohos, and
ono whom, the Dr says, will soon bo sup.
arananat011 at the public expense. To
judge by Mr. Yarrow'6 rugged appear -
emu neither the Doctor nor any of hie
generation will live to contribute any-
thing to his euperannuatio) allowance.
Quite a sensation Was created in the
Methodist church, last Sabbath morning,
by Lan erratic stranger of singular ap-
pearance,'relldered still more striking by
a shaggy co)10lcin weigh -oat and dilapldat-
ed black loather shoulder satchel, which
llo wore, Tieing at the close of Rev. Mr.
Cook's sermon and demanding an appo>.
1nni1y to Melrose the audionee, Mr.
Cook, who evidently know the atyl5 of
man ho had to dual lvith, informed him
that such a demand wa1 contrary to our
uuwgos and could not bo allowed. In
spite of this refusal, however, the man
50r516tod in dolieeriug what he claimed
17770 a commission to this people, until
Ono of the muscular Christiana h77ndee
flim out of decree those to wa0te his elo-
quence on the wintry air. It tral@pires
that he is a wo1derhl r hook -vendor ,or
tramp by the name of Dr. Buell. 7:10 to
a pious fraud of the (teat water and eon.
0idorablc more knave then fool.
TheOttawa-Citizenof jam. tith says
"At's deloek last evening, 120 Spark
street wag the scene of le brilliant gather-
ing, when 10. R. ;'arrow, a well7u)otvn
Mrs. Adam Reid has been very ill for
the past week or so but is improving a
little note.
Tho person who Jeasad 1331r1( M. Card.
iff's farm is Alex. Cannon, not Connor as
reported last week.
An old and esteemed pastel•, Rev, J'. S.
Fisher, into preach m160ionary sermons
on the Blyth circuit next Sunday.
On Tuesday, Feb. 0111, there will be a
mammoth 770Ctlon sale of furniture at
Isaac Rogerson's factory, Sunshine.
Bargains will be given su that it will pay
people to attend.
Isaac Rogereon's works have suspend-
ed 05812at1one for a time owing to rho
high water and the mon have taken to the
bush with a will. As the water is going
down the greet wh08I01vi11 soon bo run-
ning once more.
LastMonday afternoon Goo. R. Stubhs,
4th lino, had the misfortune to hurt his
leg 'chile chopping in the bush. Under
the care of a physician he is progressing
favorably. He is a member of the Sun.
shine Court of Foresters, who will look
after his interests,
The Foresters, of Sunshine Court, No.
1060, have decided to hold a grand entor-
teinment in the Morris tawn0:,ip hall, on
Friday evening, Fob. 11. The program
will be an attractive one consisting of
musical selections, recitations, dielognoe,
addresser, dc. Stabling will be provided
for horse, belonging to persons coming
from a dlstanoe. For further partioulare
see posters or esquire of the members of
the Court.
LITooAuY 00CIlt"r.—Last week the 1113-
ual weekly meeting was Hotel 111 Ander-
son's sohool house. Janis BloLanehi:n
was voted to the chair and the debate
"Resolved that the mechanic is more in-
dependent then the farmer," was taken
up. Tho spo'dmrs for the affirmative
were Win. Coehrouco, John Sample and
Joseph Bowman, and for tiro negative,
Jas. Bowman, Donald 1f(La11olllin and
Andrew Sample. Decision was given in
favor of the negative. Readings were
given by Mies Sarah Armstrong, John
alason, WVnt. Bowman, :yes. Ireland and
Jas. Bowman. A song was sung by Jas.
MoLauohlin.
LITxnoxr Sooixrn,--Tho usual weekly
meeting of this so0iety was held in their
hall, Cloggsgreen, on Wednesday evening,
26th inst. After the ordinary'tranea'otion
of buoinese Joseph Bowman was appoint-
ed ohait'mau of debate, Tho subject dis-
cussed was "Resolved that Mary, Queen
of Soots, was unjustly beheaded." The
affirmative was led by Wm. Bryden, as-
sisted by W. R. Mooney, Wm. Molloy,
E. Snilie and James lielly. On the neg-
ative were Thos. Robertson, captain, as-
sisted by H. Mooney, R.. Dickson, J.
Sharp and James Shurrio, After a live-
ly and interesting discussion the chair-
man gave his decision in favor of the
negative. A vote of tllanlc1 was then
tendered to the chairman in appreciation
of hie services, after which the mooting
adjourned to meet again. next Wednes-
day evening. The subject of the debate
willbe "Resolved that 0omttry life is
more conclusive to happinoae than city
life."
To the Editor of
Dien Ser,—I
of the Mothodi
that body. I 1
a good malty y
Mr. ]Farrow w
zoalona worker,
0011777gw0r the
bel' of times ho
aheroll on Sul
How often ha
the same time
heard in the p
still oon0id0120
Afriend handed
that
work for the. to
owing to the
and many o1he
to the above c
judge w1106her
on ns Or trot. T
ovary time but
10011 a trial before
Jan, 24, '137.
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Tea POET,
hoar that Thos. Farrow
in making a str
01173 ploy for 11110 solid veto
et 011012011 in the riding 011
account of him
holding connection with
levo boon a Methodist for
ears and renumber wbon
was, what might bo styled a
ere but I think unless he
e following questions it
will bo conceded by his Methodist breth-
ren that he
has fallen from grace.
Would Mr. Farrow please state 1110 num-
ber inside the 131asvale
day durhng the past year
attended 017780 mooting in
? 1f his 120100 was 0000
ray01' meeting and 1f ho
himself a 10001 51201701)012?
d me at Wingham ueu'e-
paper urging tat every Methodist should
01 Bro. Farrow, but
oon(radiotory reports I,
1's, would 1)170 au answer
0o that we man
Mr. farrow 1)170 a Maim
41011211 on 11Y100115)'
believe 11, giving over)'
you hang hint.
&O.,
Btrruontsr.
Geste _...-
The much wished for thaw came at
lash, most of the Dn011, 11(7.0 disappeai'sxl
from off the 4lolds and the low lauds aro
flooded with water,
'1'110 y0nng men have organized IL Do.
bating Society in Shine's 00h0o1 house,
12th col, They had a (lobate ou Ween.
nesday evening of last week and will
have another next ltioldey evening.
They purposo ]laving a literary enter-
tainment every other week,
Now thee the Dominion oleetione will
00011 bo upon net wo hope that the young
Dian. --bast Friday evening hIra. Tlr.
lab McFadden died lifter ft lingering
n008, aged 57 years. The funeral took
piece; ea Monday, the interment being
made at Millbank cemetery, The deem.
ed Crag very highly esteemed by all who
knew her. She had been 14 resident of
this township for the poet 12 or Ll years.
The sorrowing relatives have the 1011.
pathy of the community.
The Wingham Advance 'lays :---A 11ap-
py time was Spent mt the reoideuoe of
Geo, Hughes, Wingham, ea the 11th
inst., the emotion being the marriage of
his eldest daughter, Judith, to Joshua
Bateman, 01 the town -hip of Grey. A
la•ge number of relatives and invited
guests were in attendance, and many and
valuable were the gifts presented to the
happy couple. The nuptial kn"t was
tied by Rev. D. 0. McDowell. T110 mar-
riage ceremony being over, another fin.
portant event took place—tile baptising
of the two children of Fred. Ilughe0,
brother to the bride. Goo. Hughes has
resided in this neige borh"ad for twenty-
two years, and 11e and family are highly
respected. Although he is a grandfather
ho still hes the a5'earatco of it young
man, and w0 trust he will livelong enough
to be a great grandfather. Wo with the
bride and bridegroom much happiness,
and hope their troubles through thin life
will he few and far between,
COUSIN ALSCO ,\.0013.--D121n1111, Ewen.
---Seeing that you thought my last, or 1
might say ley first, epistle wurttle, of 1b -
Bartlett in your valuable paper, I again
take the liberty of sending you this by
way of 0paaking still further of matters
and things whioh prevent themselves
from time to time, ospeoially to thooe
like myself, who are malady looking on
all the while, and tvhicll may be Merest-
ing to many of your readers. Chriebrmes
and Now Year foativities are not cele-
brated in the .ams manner now as in
yea s gone by, at Meet what used to be
the rule is now the exoept:on. In "ye
olden times" the bottle was uppermost,
every act was rnrried out 111 a "spirited"
fashion, so bo speak, and if such were 1101
supplied in profusion all p uceedings wore
declared off, notwithstanding goose, tur-
key and dumplings to the contrary. Now
itis quite different, the bottle is found, as
Or general tiling, in so many pieces 1)1 the
chip yard, and what used to be a pleasure
to some andrief to others 13 11.1W 11,
:1W
pleesi110 to all.
Another matter 1 will ;monk of and
that is 8)1010 fence. Of late years, or
since the township lta1 boon pretty wen
cleared, a heavy 1101 of 0110V1 followed
by te high wind is a nalamity. Such a
misfortune has lutpponed 1'eeeatly, and
people havet,l resort to digging ant the
roads or tearing fences and take to plow-
ed fields in. order to got to market, to a
funeral or to the ehmroho. Now, ate
all this trouble awl risk Nebel] 'here is a
simple reluody 4 The Legiolat. re of ('lie
Yrovinoo has given the Councils of 1llun-
inipalities, 511011 as Grey, power to enact
by-laws to compel property holders to
erect snow or wire fences along highways
and to make a portion of the coat of melt
£0noes a tax on the public, and T think
this is 00 it should be. I believe to io
just as reasonable to levy a tax to bnild
wire fences to make rho roads passible in
winter as to grade and gravel the same
roads in simmer. A good many have
built wire fences on rho roads leading
past their places during the last two or
three years, but the progress is dew cont
pared with the amount that ought to bo
done in order that the benefit be more
univeral. I believe little or no fault
would be found if our Council would bo
more liberal in this r005eot in future and
even resort to compeloory immures in
inotanoes where such would be neeessay.
By the way, eine my last wo, in Groy,
passed through the turmoil of two gener-
al elections, I mute the. Provincial and
tho Municipal election% and, as yon fore-
mentioned, we gave a largo majority on
the Side of Provincial right0. -The munic-
ipal olootion wes also a lively affair, as I
anticipated, and the result to those who
wore quietly looking of was not surpris-
ing, Somehow about election theme
there is a number of divides take piece.
Tho Arse and most important of *met is
the North against the Sont11. Then the
South is divided against itself. It ie said
that a house divided against itself will
not thrive, so the South 0anuot be in a
thriving condition, espooially at election
time. Then there is another element,
who will, in the first place, make their
ohoico for Reeve and then will only sup-
port such of the other 00nd1idate0 as work
and vote for said Reeve. Now, nth pro.
(feedings me these, whioh are certainly of
a 0Onteutions nature, naval' Fail to Lave
their marks. How different it W03 111
party tura.
I nntiootho Groy ccrrespondetlt and the
Ethel soribo—for soli they term each
other—have been indulging in Rome cross
firing lately oott00rning the recent muni-
cipal elections. Now, it seems to me
that such as these aro people of great
Winds, so it will bo noticed how two great
minds differ on *hie matter, There is
0010 poonliarity I have noticed with thio
elves of public benefaotoro. They will
"Wool" away at oath other for 11'00011 tend
weeks in meth at mangler 710 would 103,1
one to suppose that 11211811 they met one
or the outer would have to lick the dust
or die in the frog, but it i0 quite the re.
v1r8e, they ere the best of friouclo w1100
in atoll others 0ompany. 811011 proe.0arl-
inge must bo 0e iential to the nunae`ie 711
their liminess. '
I see that another generel 010011011 10
1110 at hand, to ley mind cue of the
(nest fm5ortent elections over held in
Ca1771a, I notice that these who take a An illnp7({i011 of our excellent stock asked.
leading part in such matters aro alreeely pare tl'ttla (my establishment in the country.
bestirring themeohvos, T)1ct'o ism much,
and more, at stake this tilne are et the
Provincial elections, 00 that I am led to' 1lepair111g attended to with neatness 11nt1 despatch.
believe that Grey will roll up as largo a
majority, and more, fin' tiro, Ref7t'nt ' ( Will t111tt' mI,U V quolith ' of Saw Logs ill -,1CC11 1 t
0atid11let0 thio thee. I don't think either ,, l J g e a )¢r,C; for �tlrlltitUlif).
Reformers or 001108rv0tivao would over I
regret Ottal173 (110 Dr. as nue reproeuuta. MRS.*
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