The Brussels Post, 1927-8-24, Page 4WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3-1-tll, 1327
TI -IE BRUSSELS POST
NOT A CANDIDATE
Premier. G. Howard irergosen, 1,h'
o dcfinitt•ly alknaunc'_ l than h.„,
f be trussels °; IH t
WEDNESDAY, AL GUS C 11th, 1927
LEAVING BLYTH
A
Rev. George Telford Accepts Church
Call at Fredricton, New Brun-
swick.
[tl}th. Ault. 1p. --- Ileo, (ieorg,
e'I, 11 :`._, 11. D., of St, An-
drew'. chureh, Blyth, has a:r'epted a
call to a church in 1 eedrdeton,
11., ae ;t +clary of 2,+100, with n fr: c
tnan:e anti a month's vacation.
I R•t•.
Telford, who has been here
inr „v,•r t,.,1 years, hn, ant only been
a faithful int' o1 and gtotl Treacher,
but ha,: always identified himself a'th
t it
good work in th:. vbitg'. ".Vhen
\tt,amlial Hall was op,ned in 192(1,
Mr.. Telford designed and made `he
beautiful ask tablet, on which 1,
placed the u.^,In]a of ail ;hist. from
-Blyth and vicinity who made the' .,up-
r„1n. :ncrific'e, He •tial d,•rofatted
ale;At of the scenery in the hall. In
• rederal I. musical circles he well br greatly
t.ulvu pal•.y, missed. He trained and di1''t(ti the
Blyth Choral Soci,ty who t they pre:-
ent+'d !'our different cantata, wmeb
:vert presented (deven times at var-
ious places, and nett:.1 over $1,000
for the society. He was also a ]mem-
ber of the Public Library Board.
Ho will preach his farewell sermon
in St. Andrew's, on Sunday, Sept. .1,
and expects to leave ea"ly bit Septem-
ber for his new horse in New Brun-.
swick, whence he and Mrs. Telford
will carry the good wishes of a host
of friends.
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ESTABLISHED 1832
Capital $10,000,000 Reserve $19,500,000
Resources $245,000,000
2517
CAR ACCIDENT
Teeswater, Aug. 2q. -Two per-
sons were badly injure i in a motor
accident which occurred near Wal-
kerton about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning when a car containing two
Chepstowe young men and two Tees -
water girls ran into a ditch at a
curve and upset. The ca,' was driven
by Tony Olheiser, who is employed
on the dredging outfit at the Tees.
water Elver, the name of the other
young man being ' larance Doerr.
The girls sustained severe cuts and
bruises about the head and face. The
car, a new one, was completely
wrecked. The car belonged to an-
other member of the dredge gang,
the boys having secured the loan of
it for the night,
SECRET NOW LOST
India was in possession of a steel
secret once, which is lost now. This
was the inlaying -with gold of steel
blades in such a manner that the
strength of the blade wa: not impair•
ed nor its temper spoiled.
Highland `( 1
tF-
Le Canadian Rockies
3. Rel;imrntul Piper ? S •r,''<1 , Canna t-- salt,; of Sir Georg cre
Simpson On cermnedal inspection Mason ason Bay Co's pasts in
1825 by <mitoe. 3. David lhtn,panu, nor oto, to ar,;x,n.
ritoc, of the first subjects convening
itj Canadian events of 1't( that elle
Right 'Ion. Stanley Baldwin touched
on after his arrival in Canada re-
cently vies the Canadianroiksong ar, 1
Handicraft Festival hell at the
Chateau Frontenac last May. Pre-
mier Baldwin observed that such
a Festival was invaluable in preserv-
ing and reviving the old-time c utitonis,
songs and handicrafts, indigenous to
Canadian life and particularly the
province of Quebec. On the h ell
of this musical sure ',s turista the
announcement that a Scott i'Ih (eat d
ing and Song Festival is allot t io
take place at Tlanff, Sei,te,niet ie
3. Scottish communities are look,,,,
forward with keen interest to tf',•
coming festival to which the Prince
len his patronage.
Hayed a meinnr-
i? t 1:10'; development of the
country. their names having,pro111in-
enea in many historic engineering,
fur trading and exploration enter-
prises --such men as Fraser, Mac-
kenzie, Thompson and many others
in the past generations who have
penetrated the mountains of the
west. 'Here in these same mountains,
unrivalled in the world for beauty,
the Scottish Gathering and Festival
• will be held. Activities will centre
around tate Banff Springs Hotel
that stands on the side of Sulphur
mountain commanding a "million Hebridean who sings the Gaelic
'b fir" vl r: (:' !low Valley, with a Gaelic tenor --none sweeter.
The historic lora. ter of the And with him aro Hebridean folk -
Seat has keen (tallied down from eingtr, who sing with indescribable
'i neratioon to generation in his music. charm the exquisite songs of those
The gyri s a h I h dk'ads that are sunt.,,'
with navel term' entlliluiaaln will
he heard to advantage at the coming
festival.
The singers themselves will be
'mod St•nis of no r1.•4111 artistry. J.
Campbell alvInnes is a Ilighlanrler,
T.fr'',/settled in Toronto, who is a
r ,_/1i. 1 ri ear In the in'terpreta-
t'oe of the c ,i L t1I 1, His render -
11 of "The 'rwa '»iters of Binorie"
is one of the erq-1 things in.the
Mei my of hong. Jeanne D naseau,
,Fourh her name is hoenrh by
n3 :u rift,!!' van ler Ii ret stip cetei on
the cau,ert stage ender her maiden
earnti ai Ruth Thorn aril hail,
originally from North-east S(•otland.
Da aeon Thor: eon Bent saw the
light in Perth and now direct: the
famous Grace Church Choir in
Winnipeg, triumph.: t hirlri-winner
at many Wester 1 eleeeivale. lie
himself has slton). ie a at.ln' at many
Festivals in the Baited Stt.tes as
well as Canada. Ruth Matheson
is a young contralto of Winnipeg
who is winning recognition far out-
side her native city for her inter-
pretation of Scottish songs. She
<knees of the stock of the Kildonan
settlers. Neiman Cameron is a
Western Islands. The Canadian Pa-
cific Calgary Male Voice Choir will
give choral renderings of well-known
Scotch songs,
With the dances -the I3ighland
Fling --- the Seants,Truibhas - the
Sword Dance --- the Reel - and,
with Marches goes of course the
music of the bagpipes, not forgetting
the piobreacbd, otherwise spelt as
pibroch, of which not so many are
masters. It is to the highland
Regiments that we owe the chief
credit of keeping alive this stirring
mucic, the sound of which stirs the
blood as no other meek can. By cnur-
tesyofthe Canadian Ministorof Militia
each of the seventeen highland Regi-
ments in Canada will have the oppor-
tunity of being represented by its hest
regimental piper in an endeavor
to secure a beautiful trophy offered
I y 1.'r, W. Beatty, Chairman and
President of Canadian Pacific
Railway, through whose interest
and generosity the organization of
this Highland Gathering at Banff
1155 been made possible.
Scottish games and contests of
all kinds will be a feature of the
three-day Gathering.
iN QUAINT DALMATIA
Oiri) WORLD BI'Jt11"1'Y 13(CL,ONGS
7ti) TFi11 L' tH'r.
Prom the Time of the Illyrian Pirates
Itakst Has Been the Home of Great
Mediterranean Sailors, But Glories
Aro bast Disappearing.
The quaint, old world beauty of
Dalmatia, that uncle titular kingdom
in the Cisleithan division of Austria-
11nb'ary, Is dyi : ', says a wrii,rr in
tlu' London Timos,
'1'o Limn stricken war generation,
which :thane all eonlaetwith modern
civilization, the Gulf of t'attaro of-
fers a cono'lation of sol.iuule which
is 1101 to be found els ewoot e even on
this golden coast. fader at northern
clintai,., the Baku, with it:; grim,
overhanging mountains and its dark,
unfathomable waters, would look like
the entrance to the valley of the sha-
dow of death, hut in the sunshine of
the south the beauty of the panorama
is increased rather than le,.sseil,d by
the presence of an aril -powerful and
awe-inspiring Nature,
The ,glories of the P,oka belong to
the past, and to day its; little town-
ships are slowly dying, ruined by the
substitution of the steamship for the
sailing vessel. Prom tliu time of the
Illyrian pirates down to the end of
last century the Banca was the home
of the great Mediterranean sailing
masters.
To many it will bo now that under
the Venetians the Croats were sailors
in every way worthy to he ranked
with 2agland's best. And, as the
Boka furnished the best sailors on
the Adriatic, so Perasto proauced the
best sailors in the Boise.. 1Iere, In
days gone'by, the great Venetian and
Croatian captains made their homers
and built their palaces and their
churches.
For, in spite of the presence of
orthodox Serbs and Montenegrins in
the neighboring ports, Porasto was
pre-eminently Roman Catholic, and
even to -day the Perastini have m-
meened true to their ancient faith.
They were a race not only of mari-
ners, but of fighters whose whole life
was a battle against the uaa and the
Turk. When the Venetian Comnmttn-
der-in-Chief put to sea, his flag wilts
always guarded by the twelve bra -
est men of Perasto,
To -fay, Perasto, nestling in the
sun beneath the precipice of St.
Elias, with its two islands of St.
George and the Madonna of the
Rock standing out like two pearls na
the black velvet of the water, is the
gem of the whole coast. The mighty
mariners have gone to their last
sleep, but the Madonna herself Is
still worshipped by every true sailor,
no matter what his ori!;in.
The Madonna. has a curious his-
tory. When the sh•occo blows the
Doke. en be scary rough, and terrible
is the toll it has takenn ships and
in human lives, The entrance to Pe-
rasto Is through a nataow bottle -neck
called The Chains. so -casein hccansa
the inhabitants used to throw a bar-
rier of chains across the channel in
order to keep out the constant stream
of pirates.
Until the middle of the fifteen 5''1-
tury the island which the Msrtnnna
now graces was unknown. Indeed. it
was only a partially submerged inr•lc.
One night, hnwpvr•r, after n v'oh'nt
storm, a shit:wt•„eked roe Muer was
found cltncia' to the reef with 11'"
miraculous Madonna_ in his Iniad. No
one knew how the pi(1111'' came to
ho th^re, Pram that alae the Madon-
na has hoer tho st" dal prtt'rrdian of
all Ramon Co1hello mailers
ller island 11eia been linllt. un pfon:-
ly with stones Ll•er.e.r11 li'e'n far and
wide by g'ratcful sailor: ,,• r1 the Ma-
donna. lu^riialf, o hennliful Meiare
from the tarry Ilona ins!) p"rind, in
enshrined in a citron -1i rurr!ntn•lerl by
ever"s^ e=. Flv'n In -da':•, cvt ry 1 5th
of Au: -list, railer p?Calms of <'
roe,. (etre to in" tier h ,hrngr' and In
add a mise to her island home. Ti'e
visit. of Lord 1,att0 cord the, Whist'
fleet in 1 02 1' ,:till the rl'iof eve:It
in the'hfe of til,' modern P"rast'00.
The p00 •rly et 1 b inhabitant:, hi
almost in1'.ea(a'ibable. raven in the
days whey the whole Rohn lived on.
the Anslrian tleol, the hal:; ''f the
sauna men enli.erate,l to A''le'1^en,
and the paronts eland onn I1,ir
3(1111ty incattle with the r, In it ta'.nees
from these exiles. To -day. the war
and the,'A,'r 3' 111 Iminlcralion quota
have pit an end to this 'alio!, and
the pr'w(mt g^nera1fen larlty the Ini-
tiative to break rear xr011n0
T•lvrn Caftan's itself has the im-
print of a dying Inwn. It ir, the
to ai ontene,!rn, From Ifs !molt deer
lends the path »p 1, 1 1)iv T,nvclit'n,
the grin moantain whirl! nauseas the
fastness of the Vol-de/l r:Tiln capital.
Here, on SO MIN'S and en feast days,
ane rein ser' the 11)31(3 between the
11d -W.419'1 and. the new Moorhen)
civilization.
Tiehln'1 the fawn the Monten'31'lna
are dunning their '`knit)," a kind of
Seotinsh oia iilsmin' in which man and
women ontvfe earl] other in their
frenzied deans (tail hounds. When the
dcaa . it aver, the wont -111 shoulder
{II sir pada and, laden Tike mules,
begin without complaint the keg as-
cent 10 fet11',je, whale the 111011, 110-
fnt•arin" nod herr,'-looking, fellow
ieis,trely behind, idle Ilnt magnificent,
Two stops across a narrow bridge
and one Is on the garrison football
ground, Pinel, ad's one contribution
to Yugoslav (+Icilization, and then a
short walk to the daneing-hall on the
harbor front, where to syncopated
American music young girls with
short skirts and shingled hair are
elands; a super -Charleston with
arcade a1111 dn.pper Serbian ofiicere,
Sols+, day, when capitalists begin
to develop the tlanbei' of Montenegro,
the linita will ring one(, more • with
lbe Omits tts of sallors, and the inhabi-
t:tnt'i grow rich again on sea -borne
e , ,1nterre, But the cid-world peace
1;111 have vanished. Even now the
black smoke from the new 0Srsen3l,
• which the Yoko:dav Government is
bedding round the bend, begins to
obscure the view,
(ADVERTISEMENT)
THE CAMPAIGN IS ON
To the Electors of North Huron:
The Campaign 1s an. .as c:utdid-
oto of the United Farmers' 1 ani in
the field to stay until the last vote is
palled. The Riding is ours by the
right of inheritance, We wan it t'vk ,
in the last 13 months, It is mies by
the very natua'r of it -un almost
wholly agricultural riding. It will
be oars on Sept. 12th, if we work.
You will hear it said -I live. in
Parchvich, and ant not a fernier. 1t
's true 1 live in i''ord t rb, where my
woik as It l:, B. 0, .I.erpr'r. tater: al-
most all my time. 1 uwlt 50 acres
of land, 20 Teres they year 15 •upder
cultivation, also 10 hears of cattle on
grass stud .10 hogs ",,•dint;. 1 have
never shipped any Animal to any of
the other commission firms other than
the United F'emor'a 1'o-otiseative,
It is true agriculture has (:flan
been 3(3 07 01 both in the business
and polit3al field, but that is ell the
more reason tvhy we v310 ,1rl ltee'p nn
trying im til we find people who will
lee true to our ittten:a- turd our
principles.
Agriculture of Cant'-, has a t -•tai
investment of $7,501267 :led an tm-
unat production of 31,600,000; or
an investment of $7 to pr'oduee $1,
and how little the farmer is allowed
to keep of that $1, ho knows hast.
131, ntfa turers in Canada have in-
vested 31,1108,289,9° I and produces
3.2,948,5,15,315. On a 1 invr.,ttuent
multi rtloturo s produces 32, and I tt
feel sure at higher percomage of that ,
$2 is retained than in the case of the
farmer. These figures are found on •
pages 00 and Rel in the booklet "00 .
years of Canadian P1'ogre;s,"
S'u't'sly Agriculture, o111' basic ln-
dustl:v, needs represe:ltatives in the
Dominion House, unfettered by party
ties -free to vote on the 1»511 s of
each question as it comes before the •
House. Such a member I will be if
the people of North Huron will
elect me.
Sincerely and Hopefully,
SHIELDON TRICKER.
Clearing Up
Sale of
Shoes
Ladies' Blonde Kid
I'alenl regular
$5.00 for
6�$5.00
Boys' Tall and
ford regular
$3.00 for
and
A
Black Ox -
Ladies' House Slippers
regular $1.65
for
1.25
This is a real Slipper for the
house with rubber heel.
Other lines of Shoes at
equally low prices.
R rg
Voters' List - 1927
Municipality oftho Township of Morris
County of Huron
Notioe is hereby given that 1 have Grennlit-
ted or delivered to No Parsons 1000((nncd lei
Sections 8 and II Of the Ontartn Voters' Lists
Ant the copies required by sni(1 mentions to be
Ho transmitted or delivered of the Inst made,
pursnan1 to sold Ant of 011 p80011 • appearing
by the Int Revlmetl AsseH.ni ,111 Roll of 10,5
0hidelpahty, Io be entitled to vote at elee
Wins for nuanherl 01 the LogL blt:vs Amman.
Sly end nt nlnnfollnl 10lentllln: ; and :be sold
11x1 was first postern up In my office in 710,,'is,
on thell4th slay or August. 1997. and remains
there' for inspection,
Islentorsnre ,shad aeon to to+pact the sniff
flat, and If env omissions or any other errors
are foiled tbereln to tante int ue•11 int r prove rd.
fogs to have the said errors corrected accent -
Mg to'a,v
Delta tills 24th day o1. An gnat, It07.
A. 3iw ttWFt'',
('15,11 of Norris.
AuO'1"IOr4 SALE .
Sunshine Church
PROPERTY
,1nnnem Taylor, Auctioneer, will rffer for
sale by Pnblto Anntiotn at 00,1,313.1„ un Saler
day, sop' ember 171),. 11117, at 1 o'.• belt It n. r
the following property, consisting 1,1:-1101,
vrnerred Chu, eh. abed 41 x 45 feet, organ 1
aratmloss shape. 40ro.11 langlhs 41W1
(i0i14.1 11 ,-
fent,, {tlpil ltbrnrv, table, lit oim)rs;,
rtt to tap Intl ern, rhanrl„ltpr.
.......d warur one bro., 'us, nod coal nil ons. 'Parnas
oaall, JAM !':S CLARK,
.__ Sec .• rr,'aattrtr.
]LOOK AT YOUR LABEL
SPANISH EFFECT
A chiffon evening frock has its
scarf attached to the oelt in front'
and extending over one shoulder like
a Spanish matador's.
DOUBLE DUTY.
A tiered green georgette (tress,
smart for daytime wear, becomes a
tea frock by addition of a snoulder
flower, beads, bracelets and dress
gloves.
0
(EARS AGO people used to
make themselves he or 5r
ethoutind from the house tops.
If yo,, tried that to -der you
cold probable have to appear
before a commission in inseniir.
NOW,A-DAYS the business.
man use. our Waal.Ads.
0red0 t
i. ytc�'I'1'1.433t',r-ruts 1Si`u`14St7ir si{.:Sly tfax:st,vx 050. '
tt
st
lie Wednesday rho -Night
",� HOWit'Cransnnnlinetttat express
41ut11, mitt] ,jnnrney1((11111Ipiend hwnity intrad
flew wnr111 n1 11111,1,1,1 tnldot'standing.
A sllid v in PI11(111n11 car persnnull-
tiee, such as only Rachel (Limbers
can give nes, with a Cutin wreck {Stn's
It HP neSt1(111,
Journey"
Friday & Saturday, Aug. 26-27
nO
Tuesday & Wed'y, Aug. 30-31
• James Oliver Curwood's
With
ARENEE ADORES The
rust
]lvs+r'yhndy tvtli he talking ane about_ /lie folcet file in !hie
North 1V00d4 111,11 nlelndrau a. Curwn"d tvrWs. the story
--•1ne of his most It,tpubnr. At d it Ions been piedneed in IL
big ally -the ill on Ih,ill, with the forest fire as 11, climax
ynn'll henemintr. ALIS IT f
Friday & Saturday, Sept. 2 & 3
A FOX FILM
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 6 & 7
15d;jay ,a' � �3 and another
IL
� feature
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 & 11
"Hold That Li 'e l nf7
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 12 & 13
"The Magician"
THRILLS YOU'VE NEVER FELT!
sly has the stake fleshed a dramatic thunderbolt like
this one 1 A beautiful girl, in the ate ange power of a mad
magician -her life at stake 1 What a situation -what a
airmailing climax to this amazing story of love, mystery,
adventure 1
Ilex In ram's great siteoe0nr t:0 "The Cour Horsemen,"
"Searatne,1chA' and "Mare Nostrum,"
I'FlIt', NOVEL SENSATION NOW A. WONDER, 131U1 1
Farre for Sale
A very desirable stook farm of 160 orris, 1'
utile frnn, Brussels Good buildings an,
egnipmetts, Nosy terms to snit purchaser,
For further particulars apply
ANAI,D,
Brussels.
Farm for Sale
60 acres of oltoire farm 'land • loose clay
loam, splendid orchard, frame (muse end
barn, well watered and fenced, 40 acres mum,
ane• fallowed and cnitivnted all ready for Fall
wltent. Easy Lerma. Great snap for quick
sola. Lot 11 ('nn. 12, 6loKil lop, Apply to
THOS„1. NefiAY, 10 11, 2, Walton, or A. 11
COTTER, 847 1511( street E., Owen Sottnd 8.10
Farm for Sale
104 sores being Lots 27 and 28, Oon 14, Mc,
Killen township; 1335 miles from the Village of
Walton, On the farm is n good house, two
barns and other outbuildings, For price and
terms of silo write to
01105. RA LPH W. CONNOR,
1.8m 10705 75th Ave., Strathcona, Alta.
Farm for Sale
Tet No, Pt 211, Celoesslon 14, Township of
itoHillop, 1 mile east of Walton, oont,dntng
42 acres of land; four•romn ed frame house
and small barn and hon house. All well drain
0d and fenced. For further particulars apply
to ROBSRT HOLLAND, in mire of Thendoro
Holland, Senforbh R. 11. No, 1, Phone 287.3
Do Your Foot bother You ?
Oh ! tate tragedy of nohin'• tent, the misery
of painfully dragging one foot after the oth-
er, 1110 bitterness of watching others step
Montt withopt u foot care in the world. Foot
misery Oen be avoided, I know, bncense 1
tettered for years, but I found a way to re,
flava that painful strain upon 103' woaltened
arches. Now, I want to help °therm ; 1P you
area sufferer, please mention T(411 Poesy when
writing. J. T. WOOD, 228 Prosopec t mt., Ham-
ilton, Ont., or puny be pornha,ed at Downing
Bros., shoe dealers, Brussels.
Souse and Lot tor Sala
Tho u,dt,' 1, sed offers for sale Ills Sousa
and lot on Albert, street, Brussels. House
tottnins bath, furnace and is stertrio wired.
(Baal garden and garage, Everything n,
tirat•olaoa repair,
86-tf J AS, HENDEI.RSON, Son fort h.
Farm for Sale
Vann of the lute William lt. Haste, aon'tst'
Jo or 72 sere, of excellent land, 1n the town•
ship of Nowfalt. Abunt 16 fleets of Lush, gni•
nn00 all workable; splendid natural water
supply; good orchard, horn and Prange hetet.
Situated shoat 1(i miles from (9urrie P. 0.
and shtaping station. Also l00•nnre gt'aes
term adjoining Past•:lass land, well drain•
ed, gontt :Made and never.fatling water sum
plygood barn, drive shed and fruit trees,
Vvlllselleoparfltoly or together. Possos,tea
Marcel 1st, 1027, Apply to Mrs. Wm, 13.Iles.
tie, Sxecnirix, Box 2101, Gerrie, or
(}, W. WALKIBR,Norris, Ont.
Farms for Sale
,1260 acres. being the south halves of Lots 10,
10,211, nand 22, In the lot Oun, of 12 re), town.
ship, 100 anrus ideal grams farm, with run,
mine( water and shade, will be mol(] separately
df dts(rort Will consider renting part or all
to suitable to nnu b, Apply to 11000
3110. 0, JOHNSTON, 11 14 2, 111pevnl0
or (93011414 tlPOTTON, Wingltom, '
Nouse and lot for Sale
The eligible house and lot on {,mean street,
Brussels, tho property of the late 111 re. Keys,
Is offered rot. sale. Oon,Portable ]louse with
small garden. Fol• farther particnlnra apply
to HARRY K1Y8,
8•tf R. It. 0 Brnesele
Farm for Sale
(The old Hatnilton Place)
100 soros, lbetog N;1 Late 7, 8, tl and North
40 acres of 10, Con. A, Tttrt,berry township.
Large first-class barn, splendid stone stabling
Underneath • Windmill, lunge (]riving shed,
d frame h��ms ottd n kitchen,
gen n o a stonenmiles
urobaW, never failing Bend 1 i nein. schools
iron, Wroxeter o,, to t end , mfo Prov genre
This firm give
Loon inpasture for sone years
mat vwillalues will
Riris higorst returns, Nnit land
valuoswillriae. For pflrtioulnreapply to
THOS, GIBBON
Administrator dein, R, Gibson. estate
P.O. box 77 Wroxeter Phone 80
Farms for Sale
The undocitg noel offers for ante 141810044ore
Perm being Nye, Lot 0, Oen. 7, Morrie. Also
160norm, being North 4, lot 20, and E31,27,
(eau, 7, Morrie. (.400d !teases and barna fn
first-onass oondltlot, oleo all good ont•bnlld•
Inge. Will anti with or without Oran. Rena•
on for selling, poor health, Nor farther part.
Ion -late apply to MYUi01313011,Prontl11os
Farms for Sale
100 fore, of and, being the Hoath 34 of Lot 8,
0°21. 13, and the eolith's or Lot 10, Cou, 7 is the
Township of Morris, T1100 Parma aro offered {j
ante to. 1 se t the estate n 5 0 lot amen
8105 a o0 Ip H of o ed
;0tnith. I[ not Hald they wilt be rented for pie
tare, Per partfoatareAAUL applly to theHexeentora d� t
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