The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-04, Page 7,
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'POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA
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PRICES OF 'FARM PRODUCTS'
• REPORTS mita isis eemainn Teton
CENTRES cif AMERICA, .
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Prices or Como, Grain, Chopin nne, COM
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. Produce at none) .and Abroad:
Breadstuffs.
Toronto; Beet, 2: -Flour -Ontario ' irheal,
:flours, 90. per eent., old, $4' to $4:19. To,
'route 'and Montreal; freight., Flour' made.
of nisi' wheat,. 83.60, seaboard. Manitobas
, ,ofids,Pilat $4.90; strong-daaltera,' irti juts ha*
'Manitoba, wheak-No.' 1, Northern, $1,ott
-traek, Dmv Porte; No, A eft 99c, NO. 3. Piti,
' Ontario wheat -New No. '2 wheat at 85
to 86o, Outside. .
Oats-NO..2
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LAflKS
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ask your grocer for
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, The
• Little nneeelres
ance which,
tO BOldiel0
World for'
quietly , Joined
he parasite
' at liis table
may follow
,they are
: ti,ons, in
'remarking
.The kaiser
aggressive
but it is
drinking
progress
checked by
'world is
th,..,, Populist.
working
ocitel. 'fhe
,sive in realty
the spirit
The World's
what has
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Scents, the,
end other
else -Where
told, there
ars is nuisance;
oue ruenaco
ellen:risers
. berhOod.
-gangs is
But a new.
.Penei).1-1, ininat,,he
i
eadalthe fundamental
activities
-sults can
leave these
themselves
world than
The financial
edit hoe
in the older
1
raefegiyaieyeitner.
and general
Montreal.
of inspection
ponied by
0n8. •
"9.'here
hero," Mr.
beeniu neiou..,,Vditsinanua
f', world-widece.nIt
n
tiaght, and
licence in
_
aelonaininenrianettlaimutonfitYpeZef,o1i1t,ndkorolii•kethlye
to be in
etet suggestive
direction
a few .days
greatflight
sasaioni
iono deo
miles.. Guinan/4
nrieet At
they do no
(1
vie% air%
reliability
111na.itg.nugsom
t 1
to territory
earrying
and there
poet journalism,
coutsi singularly
b d es at
stop% could
t, . ' 1
or aerie
gione now
' •oundabout
Most tuitions-
they pay
peoples,
ir (Let; .3
ed. It wbuld
weekly, the
Problem in
Mon. It 16
to try to
commonwealth
the theory
is, if loft
waste by
the community,
sider the
Mon to be
peso ie to
ployed to
Bake of his
the commonwealth.
There is
Begging is
VagraWOY
Should an
serious effort
tiee proceed
the do he
h Y f
e re nose
workhouse.
maintained,
work to his
for his board
10 cents a
Switzerla,nd
employment
of work,
They receive
end. time
can And
The inipeaoliment
New York
whole .history
executives
moved, one
ilea in 1879,
of Nebraska
ors faced
charges were
in the history
nor been
NoIrah to
the state's
associate
of irreguldritieeart
sent to Jail.
name for
and aubsequently
served his
,
egiet, is
Edward Grey
etsys ie win
eve tutu
eine tato Legislative
era l lAnsembeliyurtooimoieL,engitatteirv:
.fier f: e
eButtyb-six celteed
members.
president,
tlueo Arad)
doctors, one
?tailgate legislation,
oexne eonsatitlilionpail
ra IV.-":
8150,teee eneldrn.
country aim
rovuer=nei'bioenn
the 'development
tion. Bgypt
weYd, and
softie Oa
n 19 tO he
nounced will
the peopM's
fet,er expression
Kitchener
was considered
Egyptian per
tor the EgYptities,"
graee of a
and a striet
a representative
to.day has.
abetter of
,
Coesiderably
Fen the
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A' desnatch
Ci save •
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Biatesh Coleunam
$ r .6he
eseekeva- Selman
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ti 1 b
ie. as. 16
tb, .,. 0
eitgee, peunet
reproet •
ii: Ic‘
1ver Pao
Ade Years
, • , NUE:VENTS
. ,
'kaiser as ft Teetotaler
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on the value of •temper.
the German emperor hes made
and stude.ntsliave prepared the
tho annenneement that he hoe
the total • abstainers, but
the nsual 'wines to bo served
to gimes 'and friende.' These
his, example if 1,11ey lthe, but
left free to at"..t ou their own no.
the prereises. , It' .90111'0015, needs
-that, they Will keep well with
is z.ot likely to becoMe ail
champion. of total abstinence,
Certain, that the Immoderate
which he condemns as- a, OM° to
and eflicienoy ' will be further
hie precept and practice. Tile
growing temperate; science, in-
education are, sever -ally
ler moderation in the Imo of al-
icaleer, so* alert and progres-
things, 'is co-operating with,
of tho ago as regards temper.
The Rem• Problem.
Work hoe been describing
been done for, the boy, by the,
Y.X.GA„, the Salvation, ArmY
bodies, Aivrays in eohool aud
where h03,13 COngregate. We are
are gangs, 'Usually these gangs
Very often they are a seri.
to the morals of the ti
and to the peace of the neigh,
For usually the energy Of the
directed against law and orde4'.
tiine..le condng, for 60 'MAZY
schools, in .the Boy Seouts,
Y other activities have grasp-
fact that if these gene
are guided most wonderful re -
be achievedresults that will
,boys far 13etter able to handle
honestly and effectively in the
were their iredecessors.
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Same All Oser.
situation In -Western Can-
never been any mord 10011.te than
countries of the world.oecorda.
aertiftt'l Yince-triene2 ant
manager of the Bank of
, Mr. Meredith is making a tour
of Western Canada, aceorn.
Mr. L. Meredith, of London.
has been 110 groater stringency
Mer'edith said, "than there hae
ant" J.17.1.o,n,i tizterie
n spells when A ' ln' b n''
moneyhas ee
there is no particular Bigot.
this . . .
aerial man
the deliv.ery 'of mail. and sonic-
of possibilities in this
was the flight- made in France
ago by quillaux. It woe not
in comparieon with the een-
achievements of Dtareel Brinde•
MonIenais, who has done 837
flew but 280. Dut ho car:
Balmer e,Pina,ri4, plUreer.:,„eaVea.11.g.',;
tf o7t131nviolee arrive till a am. a
portent, eiTit a %ITT:race °ore
should ne attained a certain
11 0 h
ea°011iteniu dot tyibneg Itcl'ineleffs
more or less Irnaceessible. The
power of the aeroplane is slight,
would be a premium on eons-
but speed in tho air
little, and by
deeignated places the cnireCd"ifnogr
be avoided. Ent the occasion
• ' ld b
601Y1C0 vou e inalt1 it a-
accessible only by Is Slow and
route.
A Loaferless Land, .
If tittered that
are so se eii I
little heed to customs ther
of o
Almost every nation is giivinf
fi
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.0,,,„,i0,0,,,iite,,.., ca::,,,a iie.,,,e,...,,,..„.
seem, according to Iforner's
Switrerland has solved one
ta manner worthy of imita-
rather diftieult in Switzerland
live without working. In that.
the neonie meeeee „pen
that a man who is uncniployed
to himself, liable to become a
being a, aliarge and a tax upon
The Swiss, therefore, con-
problem as an eeenendo sues-
solved by the state. The pur-
:assist tbe unfortunate nnern.
6001.11.0 WOrk not ouly for the
family, but In the interests of
no toleration a the , loafer.
prohibited by 1 ''
hi classified almost as a crime.
unemployed person not make
to obtain work, the anthori.
to And it for hire, and when
is compelled to perform it. If
•k h i 1 d i the
AO we/ 0 s n ace u
where stria discipline le
and every inmate required to
full capacity, receiving there.
and lodging and from 5 to
day in wages, There are in
institutione where temporary
may be had by persons. out
througl/ no fault ,:if their oWn.
comfortable accommodation
money compensation until they
more remunerative WU1S07.'h
emu Two letprnetted.
of Governor Sulzer of
brings out the tact that in the
of the republio only
". t'w°
have been impeached as,t1 re-
the governor of North Caro-
and the other the governor
in 1871. Five other govern.
impeachment charges, but the
not sustained. Never before
of New York State him a
impeached. The nearest ap-
it Centred about George Clinton,
Arst chief executive, in 1791. An
of the governor woe eon/noted
lasdpidaelerliattindo
ti bat he w s never tried
a mo, u a, . . . ,
1 vod it.. doWn ant
he I
state thereafter tor yeans.
act eno s gyp .
K" h t. E t
to bars a parliamsot, and sir
g.VOn it hie blessing and
has ,
leer euee the liberties :f
people. It is in tensed t coni-
eounca ana the Gen!'
,,,A.,,eti.
laid Seventeen nominated
The liatter wdeli,..0
i' ToPifi"cotill:'
the v te-preSi4 ,, r _ r . Cox;l.
an 9, wo
Bedouins, t‘ Me Oh t , t
engineer, two educational
.,ii;-; te'L'L",7,,,rneulcetlj't)gi
save where it eon-
Irs,vhe‘jivai 4eonn
• it ie dee4ed to OngtOW the
run OlnaighteonoCid .93,6ielti Or
I I i F bninistra,
so'arinaiv...clutil liberty, end
of ,progress and erf ULM,
ving lip.
is time certainly In° .
more atm, ene teoeble .ebicia
g toge loeiced reetlemng scorns
to -day of , a healthy solation„
a
hOPed that5the changes now
prove a real lestone i,
marelf towards a fuller aini
' f Myer natural genius.
o .!.. , , .„. ,
went to .gYnt hie appointment
an answer to the Young '
L cluerulouS orY, "CgYnt
-Y's ,
and lot-bere by the
stern maintenaime of ordor
:Insi,hie is' already' emerging
gevernnient. , Tho ivorld
great. need of such nom de .7i -it.,
Rhartoutn.,
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CANNERS' OM YEAR.
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Below, the Average
.Lait Sixt - Y r ' :
- . • eel& ea s'''
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from VancettVer, 31.
Tl ' - '• f X tie •
le eminence o et el n
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report a lean year
see,e,,n •11,0t, el .43.4 - t'he.
pa.o1 4.21,1-14.k.smv
' r h - - • - .
e tiveeage pack ea
' ' 7' 0 "
years, was b0,....00 eaSes. •
,. A .,.. 1, ,,,
cannel tee, i10.1. 333 (1',
big. season.. 1
We. ,Frps,r
• ituallt$
- amoun s o . 0,0 ,',,,eila4ea
- .againSt. a 11111/1011 irk -1911.,
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a
$
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Pains :Piave ,Vanisflecil
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:Neuralgia Completely Cured. '
, The cure of krs. H. Lc Durrett
' Guthrie, P. Q:, is another victorY b's
Hood's Sarsaparilla. , This great_ medi•
C1� WO succeeded in many' caSee
where others have utterly failed,
Barrett ' says: , "I -suffered intenselY
from neuralgia in the head; face and
shouldere. rI had used various meat,-
MIMS Without relief. kheard of Floog's
Seataparilla arid ,deelded to try it, and
' X blese the day I did. I took it -several
months. and 'ripW feel well. Ail MY
Patna htrVe vanished.",
' Get Heed's Saraaparilla today: Sold
by all druggiStlaYerywhere.
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THE NEWS RECORD'S CLUB
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BING LIST FOR 1912-13
WEEIKLIES.. Newalteeord
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Ontario oats, 34 to 34o, outs
oats 33o outai o Western Canada eata.
40'1-2c for / o 2 and a 390 for No 3 Bay
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Peas-Nominal.
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. Barley -60 to 62c, Outside; 569 Toronto.
COrn--No. 2 American 78 g2o,
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THE NEWS IN A 'PARAGRAPH
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.HAPPliNINGS FROM ALL OVER
THE -GLOBE IN A -'
NUTSHELL.
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Canada, the EMIlire and the. World
. in General Before Your
Eyes.
Canada.
Six
fpom,Twoorno•inetno, ianrestitti.ovbie;61.,., deperted
y
A ederal_ commission to investi-
gate, prison reform. has been ap-
pointed.
- Edmund Hayes, jr., ee, Fee:ming.
ton, Mee killed,. in Mexico, felln-
arty lived in HaileyburyOnt.
0.....,,,sma chief Reieger. 'Steven,-
„'-'`e-t-'`/', ,.`,-'"
Of the I. O. F, announcers tnat tie
would establish a home for aged
Feresters, -
A horse from the stable of King
rt,„,.,,,, e ..
,-7-,,,,-g 2.1 to be given to the Do-
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minion Government breeding de
putalient. ,
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Nicholas B46.'4 19, dean of -the groan
trade in 'Winnipeg, says the west-
grain crop will a,verage 20 bush-
to the acre. -
O. A. Woods, I. C. R. engineer
illdiet ed for manslaughter a5 the
result of a, wreck, was freed by a
grand jury at Bathur.et, N.B.
It la unclerakood that a, British
firm, Baidray, Yerburgh & Hutch-
11,16°B, is the lowest tenderer for
tete Toronto harbor improvements,
Seven Brothers of the Order of
, .
the ,Presentatien have come from
r
Cork, Ireland, to take charge tie
the Boys' Separate Sehool ab Corn-
wall.
Homeetesiel entries in Western
Canada, for the first half of t•he pre-
......n•
t e • tot 11 d 1- l'4 Ili . '8
''.".- • 411 a , e o, o . nis i
a decrease of over twenty per cent.
an siei
compared with the firsb
months of 1012. . ,
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ValleOliVarel, °IlaWs SieCeitY retigrocei5ais °a
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re-sult of water pipes approved ey
..../. ../.WiS' l'Il rePresentatives g
bein.
found below the standard, causing
the city a loss of several thousand
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dollars.
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Big Departmentai - Store 'At Peterboro Collapses,
the -Partition Being Removed. .
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torn, c.i.f..
Midland.
,tri:,--,,,Itt,ViLinal. .
I:ran-Manitoba bran, $20, a ton, in bags,
Toronto. freights. Shorts, $21, TerMite•
4011111 McAlpine,
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formerly of Fresoott C,ounty On-
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ear o, ewe& to OSAMU in nes home.
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Newridteeord' and Family "timid* and •
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News -Record •aud Sun . . .. . .......... 1276
Norte -Record and Free 'Press .. .. 1,73
Newalteeord and Advertiser •.-::..: 1.75
10ews-Reoord and Toronto Saturday -
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•A deSPateh from Peterboro, says ;
Witil no More weaning than a few
ominous oracles, that were isnenedi.
e,tely followed by a rondina f tie,
' s - ° . '•".
be'r8 a" craabi4 cl bricks arid
morta.p.„ a 'big Section of the largest
departmentalstore' *he that
111 e city,
of the. j 0 ra.rnb /a 0.e.0 ,or
. •., • -' IX _., ece ge
and , Sianeee streets, collapsed' on
Thuesday.. morning, killing, -five and
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injui•Mg more or. less seriottely al-
most a dozen of the oecupants, The
,
olivioulg cause- of the calamity whica
oce„.„.eatho,,c5, befo,,e ,tem 0,d001E,
was the wea,kening of the walls by
, .
firemen a,nd the remainder of the
' luding Chief Mortar,-
Pelicertoree, Mc ' ' • '
son, were on the scene ill a few
=elutes. Their first thought was
tO t out anyone who naireht be
' livg: The dead --eor. uld wait till let-
lb ' . , .
er.. Some eould,be seen with headR
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career parts. of their bodies pro-
i ,e4in.r miss .muig. ali 1.1,115 amio..23,,.
ee --,, 4-:, e„ bc„ , gea '
''-us-,0-0,7 Ze--c;:o.e.waedil`',;hiab ' einieki:
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gathered' all sa4er *0 do 1:ailat ibc3'
amid threatened to interfere with
e , . , a e 1. a.
the work, and had li h
1.o be lima eau..
It was here that marey_of the saddest
nountrir Produce.
lirleeksale dealers quotations to ratan..
ere are I- ,
nutteraoheice dairy23 to 26e; inferMr.
1,7, 00 19o; 1,orreasila3oefy, 26'50 27o f roils IVA
41 sohde.
Egge--Gruse lots of new -laid 25o• selects.
t a . .d .f.), 20 '21 ' d o.
O , 0 per ezeu• rea • I° e' an "
°Me. 16 to 160. . .
Cheese -New cheese, 133.4 to 14o for large,
and 1412o for twins. . ..,
•Beane-liand-picked, $2.25 to 82.35 per
bushel; primes, $1,75 to $2,
ig:E8YitTsc:rritidroca:eln;d:tworczeleorance,.: isicalcidazi.2b$2:4.'26921!
92.5o for No. 2. ' spring
PoultrY-Rens, 16 to 1.7c per lb;
chickens, 20 to Mc; dueks. la to rat geese.
13 to 14e; turkeye. te to .20e.
Potatoes -Native, 81.20 to 81.25 per 90 lb.
bag,
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tirItInlA:NY WILL NOT EXHIBIT.
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A . t rs l• " , a
eaatil .ie I
ec Ines to appeal, at the
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Panama Exposition.
A de•spatch from Berlin says,:
Germany has no intention of chang-
ing her recent decision not to ex-
1„,.1...,
,,lid.i, OffiCially at the Panarna-Paci-
fie Exposition in San Francisco in
03'3' Mexicans fight eat their own
of the United Stattee Emba,ssy, con-
fmaed on the subjece foe a emesid-
era.ble time on Wednesday evening
with Gottlieb von Jagow, German
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n OrMr,n. Hamster. Mr. Grew asked
the Milliater whethee, in yeees, ee
the announced intention of various
branches of Geranan industry to ex -
h.:Mit in San Francisco, the German
Government would not revise: its
Cle.C1.610/1 11.1.-regad'd to Official non-
partieipation. Herr von jagow re-
Go-i,derinnnatt'isle.ggwroliuvnedsgivfoillrgitT the
ti°E i'l re 'high cost of an ciffmial ex.-
Whit, the general clisibolination to
participate and .Americees back-
wateriness in attending foreign ex
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CLINTON,- ONTARIO
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extensive, interior. alterations, in-
volving the removal of a brick paeti-
'don seParating what formerly were
twO •eteree, - . - ,
During -the whole day upwards of
100 people worked in the ruins, first
rescuing the living, and later re-
moving the bodies of, the dead.
Even after the last body, .001 of
Afie,..s Dorothy siesea, h" hew an_
covered nvi about 3.30 in the after-
noon :ther working peaty 'did 'not
scenes occured. , People who knew
not whether friends or nem rela-
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laves were dead or alive, etruggled
frantically to get into. the ruins,
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Cries and me ,ans'aveza,tbodies
eecognazed
wer'? 741°14' n'anle„krtgawn
Agaan, there were joyous meetings
betw.ee:n frierals and those Merck-
fully preserved. , •
Dead. -Mies Dorothy Verona S1S-
eon, age 25, of 287 Park street,
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Peterbere' saleslady in .b4s abe'-'
Provisions. '
nacelle -long clear, 16 3-4 to 16o per 114, in
case lots. Pork -Short cat, 829: do., mess,
954. Hams -Medium to light, 211-2 to 22e;
heavy, 20 to 20 1-2,o; rolls. 17e; breakfast
bacon, 22c; backs, 24 to tube, 1 -, p _
,,aeser,d--Tiercee, 14 1-4c; 3 1 ,,c ; an'',
"3'1
Sated 14ay and Straw.
retied haii—S12 to 911, on track, Torom
to. oid hay -No. 1 hey. $14 to 814.50, on
track. Toronto. end NO.
No, 3, 98 , 99.
Baled straw -$8 to $2.60, on track, To•
ronto. .
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cease, fel' it wag feared that -there
ta t. e, ,
migne Lie- others. By eight; °Voce.
in the evening it was leagued that
eeveral rweeern it, webs, fe.,,,,,,ed. had hee a
killed were- eale, and only Oven clid
work cease. . All- thoree who „,e0,0
keeled were, wailing either on the
-firs-testers; 'or the third, the rOLOE 'of
Whiell 17.41,9 open to the sky. over
,and over again Marvel 1141,5')0071 c e•
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preesed -that' with upward of 50
Paa:Ple' in nhe atnre: including anns-
tomeres ,and- employees, the list a
-dea,c1 and injured was,. not much
longer than it is
Miss Lily A. Bodclison, age 23, of
74 William street, Peterbo.ro sales-
2 :I' h th
lady in the store; Mrs. 1 tea cels
B mem, uridow, age about 40, of
264 Hunter street, Peterb?zo
' a
easterner; Hrs. Sohn Relay, age
about .50, Wife. Of 'John Rielly, a
farmer near Norwood; Alfred. 'Cuff,
age. 35,; a. bricklayer, Tarried, a
- -
Broadavod avon.ue, Peteia ,r0.
The iajur.ed.•.-Mrs., J.. . A. Fialay,
.....
of Norwood, back Pnet begs :Berm:rusty
4 4 .0,1 4, ii, SW en. a _miertal
-_,I1P1,T;•-•:•,_.. -
''''''''''3'n 3 HentY , 3.. Mani ea
carpenter, of .175 Edinburgh street;
montreal Markets.
ig t ,,rn
ern,. (Allq Or.:1 I.. 4g Sept.I Z ;a ta 1 Clja aa an i 'Vr' e:tieernIt
r4o.3, 69 1.2 to 40e; extra No. 1 feed, 401-2
to 41c. Earley. Man, feed, 50 to 51e; malt-
00 60o.
114,arin3 50 ltiansia's BrYn'''',,hvf.ah No;,,1011,
$5.60 ; ' seconds. D$5.1e; strong phalters',14.9t;
Winter patents, 8Vtittoteeis.ir28elog,htesel!
romigbliagc i
82.3eto 82,40. Roll:r oats, bar-
rels, 94.76; bags, 90 lbs,, 82.25, _013urniii, $21:
t1.342s' 23.1 tidi2ingel• 12o6U eller l'inot:, liN
to 18.131 Cheese, *.finespt wes'terns, ia to
151.40; finest easterns, 3166 to 12 7-80, But.
ter, choicest creamery, 24 to 24 1,4er sec-
...d., 23 1-2 to,.23 3-4o. Eggs, fresh, 32o; eel-
'ected, 29o; No. 1 stock, 26c; No. 2 stock,
00°'
Do siti.0115 ,
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Richelieu & Ontaior
HOTEL MAID :KILLED.
--
Fight in Toronto Ilonee Ends in
Minder Charge.
A despatch fr-San Toronto says:
Ag the result of an a-lbereation in
-Lae kiteheti of Smith's hotel at the
corner of Queen and Sinaceo streets
LINES
VACATION TRIPS
BY WATER
TEL SUkIMER PLAY -GROUND
ROTJTE .
"Niagara to the Sea."
on, Wednesday morning, 'Lizzie
Ives, a, Wema.41 about 35 years of
age, who lived ma Elizabeth street 1
ava,s killed, and james Dickenson,
230 Simeoe :street, another kitchen
employe, is under arrest on a
charge of raurcler. The argument
which led t
to he fight started horte e
ly before eight es'elock when the
woman asked the accused to take
Daily Sbeameas from Toronto..
To THOUSAND ISLANDS
mid Return • • $13.00
To MONTREAL and Rotuma 34.50
To QUEBEC and Return ..
. 33.50
To SA.GUENAN RIVER, aml
Return 46 . 50
Meals and Berth inOluded.
Perhaps. the, eadeleet of the many
sad features of the dor are the
cases of Miss Doectlay Sissont and
MisS Lily Beddison, who Were can-
ploy -ed in the readvanado ,cleesa
g oods depeatmenb on the first .story.
According to lVfiss.Ola Mulligan
_ ,'
eashier, who miraeulattely asoanett
al moo, unjejur.ed, Miso SiS8011 had
just started to go down stairs. Miss
Bodison. was -waiting on Mrs. Eliza,-
beth B*freserii, a -cuetomer, „Aid Ithe.
' '
Agne•s Tucker was waiting on MI's,
'
3. A.. Finlay. Withal:It IV. y w a r I,.
Peterboro, both •legs ,beokon: and
badly bruised and ehalten up. con.
dition critical; Mrs. •Elidney Middle-
o Smith badly bruised and
ta,„ nr ,f . - /- shock; a _ ,
euffrag Irene more
le. c.,gnes
'rue err .arnia17 f isT, 'w ' a
saleslady an the. store. Head and
face badly bemeed and cut The
- . '
l,oregoing 1 ll ureel are an. the hos, i-
3 P
tal.,
Pha fellewing eaabaiaeci -alizlit' in-
, - ,
juries, ba are able to get aroarica-
Geo Shearer carpenter • Nora.°
' ' - . ' -
la esr
Curtis, brick 3 „
____a -
weinieeg Drain.
Sept. R.-Cash-WheatNo, 1
Noltothnetrrzl,241-4c; eto. 2 Northoru,, 93 1-4 3;
No. 3 Norahern. 88 a -4c; fib. 4, 81.01 NO. 5,
72 1-23; No. 6• 68e; feed60 1-2e; No. 2, tough,
641.90; Re ,
. g.„, ttoouttg, . 6652L. -,2e; a,.. 64. tort:II
act feet], tough, 64 1-2e. Oats -No. 2 C.W.,
34 3-4e; No. 3 0.W., 34 1-2o; extra No. 1 feed,
34 3:4c; No, 1 feed, 34 1-2e; No. 2 feed, 32 1-4e,
B I N 3 45 3 4- N 4 -'44 1-2e; reject.
ar '17-- .0. • • 0, O.. •
ed, 41e: feed,_ 41e. Flax -No. 1 N.W.C.,
$1.31; No. 2 C.W.,$1.28; No. 3 C.W., 81.16,
united States
Minneapolis, Boot. 2,-Wheat--Septoraber,
86 8-8o; December. 89 1-8e; MaY, 94 1-5 to
94 1-4o; No. 1 hard, 88 i -fie; No. I Northern.
87 to 89 3 -Be; NO. 2, do„ 85 to 86 Mc. Corn
-No. 3 yanOW. 1010 to 71e. Oate-No. 3
white, 38:5-4 to 39 1-4e. Ryo--No. 2, 621-4 to
some ice to the refrigerator. When
, . , ,
ne retusect ene 'stomata as , lege, to
have struck him, and when he hit
h k I f 11 1 ti bl. r ,
ac a le e ura er , m oe , arm
striking a table broke. her neck. Al
60011 tba the ma.n saw that ho had
, „ . . ,
peaty abjure°. tile woman he ran
out of the hotel, but he was found
in his room aboub three hours haer
in a bad state of intoxication. He
,, .
a ell -co po me rteatiqueireis,
"`"' v "•
,-......-___4/4
. .
Inland Lines Lted
,
Steamers "City of Ottawas" "City
1.1 u don "
ad H.aluillen'" ". 1 1 • ' ,
"kla estic" and "Belleville.'
J
HAMILTON to MONTREAL
alld Return $20.00
.TORONTO to MONTREAL
and Return ..... ...,..,. 1.0.00
1Vleals and Bull included,
Steamers leeve Hamilton on Wed!
Wed -
ing the first floor began to sink, at
first gradually, then ',vial a. trernen-
clous crash. Miss Mefligan found
herself halt bueied iii tinilsere, dust
and bricks-.
Police Constable Pattereenr-was
standirtig on the corner of George
and Simone streets opposite the
feted building when he saw the
brick. wall. IbuIge .o.ub at the first
story. Then it 'fa, covering Sim-
coe street to the furthera- sidewalk
"'It'll d'arri:2• InimadiatalY the•c°11-
stable tuened inthe,fire Oaten The
- •
By a vote of 1,425 to 483, the
electure of St, John, N.B., rejected
the by-law prohibiting the erection
of wooden ,buildinge. of IllOre than
• •
two etoriee in, the city.
'
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gse t • 4. r, , , ,
The 61101811e vr•iiey oi sioreeeers,
g a . on, an ones le
meetin t Load ' th ' d tl
•
pare' f'l a d ota I f
raSflt - o land all ere on, o-
an office Iniilding or purchase of an
existing building for dams in. To:
.
eanto,
...,-,„......_
64o. Flour and Bran-Thichanged.
Duluth, September 2. -Wheat -No. 1 hard,
lat,8°' N°. 1 Northern, 88 Me; No. 2, do.,
to 36 7-8o; September, 87 5,8n; Deeem-
ber, 0580; May, .94 7-8e asked. Linseed-
81.48 1-2; September, 81.47 1.2 bid; October,
8/.48 3-4 bid; November, 81.48 3.4 bid; De-
comber,bid.
Live -stock markets.
Toronto, Sept. 2. -Cattle -Choice export,
86,50 to 86.00; choice butchers, 86.25 to
$6 40. good medium; $5.66 to $L9ii; common,
• ,
$4 to $5; eanners. 82 to 82 50: cutters, 83
te 83.25; fat ,,owe 6.25 to $5.75; 00=111011
cows, $3,50 to 94, Calves -Good veal, 86 to
97: choice, $8.25 to $9; common, 83 to $3.5a
Stockers and feeders -Steers, 700 to 800
pounds, $4,50 to $5; extra choice heavy
9w00 h East.
r9o4uff.
—
Great Britain,
. 01 . 8 een : flA re LIS 0 or
L •-d Ab rd h 1 ed t
der an inquiry into the con tit of
,
. en on erry po ice an e teem
L d d • I' ' th • t
/iota.
Tth, present prosperity of English
4. : „” ,_, ,„ . ...„, ,
thaiilltrY 4S 4/1w/Calm-u by an outeme
, , ,
return ebewing at ancruptems
th b 1 '
last year -were the lowest in te,
-- '-'
Yea.1A. ,
:KILLED BY ELECTRIC SHOCIi.
—
Tool. Holil of Handle of Derrick in
'
.Contaet With Hydro..
A despetch from 'Waterloo, Ont •1
. -
says. Catchin•g hold of the handle
of a derrick Waliell had 00111e into
contact with a H atro wire and
3 • ' '
which had thrown two of his corn -
panion,s, W. Thomas and P. Sch.
weitzer, to the ground, seriously
injuring them, W. Becker himself
received the full. -13 000 volte which
, , . . .
the line carried,aand was ins tautly
nesdays, Fridays and Saturdaya,
and leave Toronto same days ab
5.00 p.m., 'for Montreal. - Str.
"Belleville" leaves Toronto for
Montreal, ale the beautiful Bay
.
Of Quinte, on Mondaye at• 10.30
p.m. Steamer leaves Toronto for
Ole 6173-12(1 end Deeroja on Friday,
gt T) zo
9.00 ' ' .
For information apply to your own
Ticket Agent or
HUGH D. PATERSON,
‘„, en Ant It. 45 0 L' T
mes erouto.
" -'-• - • - . ,
. H. FOSTER OHAFFEE,
Pass Teal. Mgr. Moaatreal P.Q.
• , ,
G enera 1.
' The Serviar Government has de-
. .
01111ed to co-operate with the Car-
negio Comeniesion investigating the
alltseed Balk t • ...t'
' - - all a, 10L1 lea on ae-
count of the presence among the
meMbeps of Professor Pant N. Mil-
,„ . ,
.
t off, leader of the Cionstetaitionai
Deanocrats in the Russian Duraste
, ---
if.
WARNED TO LEAvE mExico
etereudez
6r:5compnods.415.32160.1 sheOn
a d lambs -Light ewes $4,25 to $5.26;
helavy, 83 to 9150; buCks, $3 to $3,50;
spring lambe, 4715 to 88.25- Hogs -KO
Loa.; 40 fed and watered, and $10.25 off
care.
Montreal, Sept. 2. -Prime beeves, 61.4 to
63-60; 2 to 93-50." Calve% 13.4 to
' •
President Wilson Calls Upon the rs,000 Americans
to Return to the United States.
common,
` 4 1 4 to 4 1-7.e. 'Lambe, 6 1-2o:
6 Mo. Sheep. -
'1°8'8. 1Gc• .
*
killed, at the new building of the
Kuntz Brewery Company Oil Wed-
nes-day morning. - Physicians who
rusheo he s l
d ttame, ktieuthat the
man had been instantly killed.
. .
EvertVMmman
I\ is interestee and should know
.
\ ,, about the wonderful
' 'e. eee ,, Maria whirling spray
V, '''
. ,
TASTE FOR CANNED GOODS.
, ____
-
Importations of 'Live Stocit and Sala
, Bea nation, off.
. . , 16
A despaersh freen Ottawa. cayal.
. . .
Th. t the -.0 d'
.3, e ana len people aie con-
suming much more fresh and ca.n-
ned meats and lamb and importing '
a. correspenclingly less quantity of
lye +Cassie stliu Saie "ea. ire inuiceiteee
in a Obatistical memorandum of the
Oilstones Department. In 1904 a,
i',Otal of 36,549 horned cattle were
imported, In the fieeal year ended
. ,
Match last this, had fallen off to
8,128 head. On the other hand,
• , • . •
impoitataene of 'sheep leave racreas-
ed greatly; In 1904 the total was
e e8 • . 1 0
c2,0 8 anel an 19 3, 2e9,743. Salt
be,ef .- to the. ,extent of 2,878,670
priands was inaported, in 1904. List
' :. a e
yeas it fell off to ,433,582 pounds.
The eonstanption of . eanned meats-
1ast year was ,2,169,.637 poitncle, or
iouble that of 1904,- while- fres b
i
.1-alub impertatione imee. geown
.rom' 157,587 pounds in 1904 to 5,- .susepptible,
F •'
330;818 pounds in ,.913
.--'---41.
TEAM OF HORSES BO LTED .
A &apart -oh from Washington
says : President Wilson proclaimed
his new policy of non-interference
in the Mexican sithetion. Isefore a,
joint seesiOn of the two Houses of
Congress On Wednesday afternoon.
Tile d'elil'On1. OE t11. .addrOSS fOlIONY-
ed Presicrent Wilson's decision 210
longer to wait upon Iteertia's poi-
icy of protiraebinatien ad delay.
The President after frankly ac-
- :
knowledgeng . failure of the Lind
mission, outlined the new peilicy of
the United'IStates -towards Mexioo;
namely-non-interferenee. '''s-
President WillSon-Prepoies to let
1016. 'J. O. Grew, charge d'affaires
destieY, HO enterteltes the steong
hope that, eventually the pride of-
lluerta wffil be beoleen, and that
all factions Will eealize the n.eces-
,
as closing the door for future,
American efforts. towards a peace-,
f 1 solution of the present difficulty.'
-u r
In fact, he expressed the finra be-
lief thab mat man da s vill -I .„
"before we shall triumph as the
friend Of. Mexico." ' ' '
It is likely that the United States
will have the co-operation of the
pow,ers ' of the, worad in the . ern.,
barge On shipments of arms and
ammunition into, Mexico., Intim
ations were thrown out by, Senator
Ba -con, chairman of the Foreign Re-
lations Committee, that .suern ti
course Would be the logical -one 'forrtrastlivnetat/--,
other Gove-eninents. to follow. --Pre-'
sident' Wilson lia.s made it. knewn
that the United States tires had. the
. , -- '.
moral . 'support Of 'several • of the,
great. powere in the mediation ne-
gobiatione, and it is the • b
geumal e-
—
,
Pregence of Mind Displayed by the,
Ralser's Daughter. „
A despatch from Precen, Ger-
.
many, says: Oroevn Prowess Fred-
eri k William saved her sister -in-
e • ' • -• ' ,
law Prineess Au 1st WI 113310, from
' gt e. .• „ r
--,7,1,---,-,-,,,e-"Ivheie ehe lead
0-- --e'-'-'"''' ---- - ' ---'. ser eatne
With his farmil to celebrate Prue-
.' .,..6 . . 3'over la's old Polisl
09,..,e'„0 ein.1121°n 1 r• i• ' 1
Prineess August Mil lam had
0""i'
entered 8,n automobile outside .the
- '
ClitY Hall, when the horses of ' 'one
of the royal carriages bolted driv-
- • - ' • . , . i, ...
inig the carriage polo thrOligill the
side of- the automo .i. ..
b le The Crown
P 'ncees stwatlin b,eatele the auto-
- il'
„/ , 5 , . ,_.,
mobile,aaw tae 'anger' .-a1.1"-I gran
bed Princess August William and
' h 'saga
cleagged , ex to .y. ,
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'
RURAL MAIL RO TAT:S. .
-- •
.
AbOlit 1,000 Added During the Past
Year or Tem.
A despatch from Ottawa saye:
The r Until Mail delivery systarn ho,s
• ..
. , .., 1 . ,
tilicie e an nun mese 7 net ease
its .Douoho
'',.*'''''.''';'- 'tee'Ve
Ask your druggist. for /7
it. sr he cannot supply `
the menvine accept no
other, but send stamp for illas.
trated book-seided, It gives fell i
particulars and directions invaltfable
te1tabeetrwaseniitiPPLYeoowindeor, ono
etheinansatakane1,11611.111111jEtiti
. gon
within the past Year. At the pre-
sea time. .
eighteen hundred routes
are in operation. 'While a, number
of yotites ere being e.s-tablished in
., , _ .., .., , . , , . 0, 0 ,
t1.1 W , -1:1
e eft, le Sal V1Le la Mu 11 120 015
i„,,„„1„ oe„er„,c-, .n., ,the East, espe.,.
'eT,Tyvin —
onba,,,i., wiiich 1.,.. 41E.
plaaed mach gr ater teneleney to
utilize. it. The' re.sult bee been the
closing. of a large numbers of coun-
,,„, ,„„.„,, „,,,,,,,„..., ,
.,-,Y 1."-m'''....'°.
. m _
, ,
. ,,.. , .
TWO 'TONERS Rlf,J,ED
, ____
.;„, , , .
Vr- 0 i Unkn . 0 i
mApio,lon , .0 I own .88se a.
„. e,..
noltia,„ai. Itestary,. . s
1. deeeateh from Tie -unites One.
4' .- Y. ...• ,, 1
.,..„ .
VA lre, •Iv on Wednesday morn-
i„,„.. at' the ECollinger Iteeerve an
4/ .
eXPiGaltill OGeurred whereby teve
- . .
men; Jack Nolan a drill ranner,
- iu,•k tr ,. .1 , - . 1 ,1 h 1
ano I. e . eiee et, a carer arrc ,
were killed,: Tereeke had juet take
en -down a 'Sanely of dynamite and
. .
reached the heading where „Nolan
wci.4 working when -the exPloSion
oconrred. • As far as can be aseere
*sinad r . i .. . •
eee, eel thee oxleheehn ,,,,,ne g .pm,e
AR:el-dee* .and -the cauee ,will prole-, '
ably' remain ail unsolved nky,Aery.,
.' ' - - _.- ' — 2_,_47,...' ' '
' '
Microbes
-
Authorities
b id
cn9seri 111
hair try our
Professor
Dr. Sabouraud,
Dermatologifii,,
crobe •causee
theory has
ecientitits.
the hair follioles,
scalp pone
become sh
nOthillg Will
treated bef
may be overcome.
We know
given such
' mating the
'msedaiair
signe after
the cause et
. ei'. '''' •
her scalp
we believe
thing else can
atop falling
agency can
of lair it will
We want
l'Ve will pay
of Reran "03"
ing e tri4.
cording to
t _
borougniy
• , do thui, you
to at least
'a •,. 1,
......4;ev-Cut
" lima ',request
, ' . • '
in Your Scalp
.
say that a microbe
if
tliOnS. , you are _losing
remedy at our risic. .
thine, of .Germany, and
the great French
01Uhn that a mi -
baldiitifar and their
been verified by bail/mot
This microbe deetroys
in time causing thek,„_ .
to close and the sub to
ny. Then, it is belieyed
reeiV6 en greWthIf
ore thia occurs, baldness
,
of nothing 'that, has
universal satisfactiOn in
EMI and hair as Rend
em a le has been do-
long atudy to evercome
falling hair as diecovered ,
ariaa hair. specialists, Etna
it will d5 raore than any..
toretnove dandreff and
..
ham; and if any human
promote a new growth ,
de that, too. .
yeti to make 0009 ,ove it.,
for a month's treatment .
. mr onic use ,ur- ,
Ff ' T 11 d
if You 'ivill uee t ae,
directions aild aro not
, . . ..._„ „
satuttled. W BSA we. Will,
surety sliorld not hoitatp,' ,
try i',o'
Treatment today. . Youv ,
4410!gotyou; Moixey
sity of. yielding to the American
. ,
mediation demands. : '
The' Preeident -tioes Met conaider,
this 01044 0]l01 of 11011-interterenee
lief , now that these Governments
will lend a. lielpieg hand to the
Unieed States in cutting off ION-
tary, supplies from Mexico. e
, • .
, ,
GERMAN CRUISER FIRED ,O.N,
- . — '
R.ertaliatory Broadsidem
DeoliSluel
.
.
When a man hangs on a woraan's
words they, are net. mai:nee ,
•
-
.
'
,
chtoese Port. ..
despatch trON1 ea•lin says •
The minamanding.,efficer of the C -ler -
man Feet Asiatic ereiser squadeor
, .
- -
d, 1
1 ,-
,
•
piteu raH, et. •
'e VP N IVY
• . • - -
'
' , . '
Rally .Chinese ' Legislators And Others Flee to the
- . • -- - ' -- _ _
SOuth. for, Their Lives'.
• •
repprts to the Govoriament 1:hari
the Chinese rebels in the fort nem
iv th ' 1• o
i, n or recent y ta'aerea
m 1 -n the mm •
Emden with both. rifles and can.non,
.„
pensoMe
handler
porteds,_
InVestinent,'Onti
Wer"eeintr„Petr,„1„ll'„P:eileneallea:
aelldsrlanilAitialatRreftidi,
20* •
re. e
es,. no
1 f-te
, wttesoiwo:.
A ssasosts,whistOeliy,
malt,
......„,,,,
Mb,'
- .' '
. ...-,II
C.arn
-..
- ,,,TeMitte.flalitilrIVTOrobtii:".;
6APItAL'ohiti.p5
, irmsEattr.
belong-- eiteelends
temIteranY
or vwatting
obtain •POL1R
'iy. Wiese 'Medi"
le Wediatia did
..da e nese. Nted
t - ' -1 '
w,e solicit
'vs
- . •,: , .1-'.-
Ltrife.fc*.booklbt.-
1 ;Innen
• • ' •'-; i
pany-LI
. .. ,." k .
'..:sicboo,o06
=,. .. -,
. bn .
ordonger 'SALMON
permanent.
PEIR .
a
.
ore wItli'
, eat 10014 ,'
: b " ' ' •
until` date
stifof town -
'd h '
ePnins- -.Y ' .
,',' .' " ,
- .
Tus,
' '
&lilted-
' • .,
'
'
4aatcotio-
, .
. : .
A ckeepetch from Pekin, Says: A
irlSIS WtbS reached here on .1,jledaies-:
•' " - ' -
lay owing to the arreat ..'of One,
mare Menthol% of. "the Citinetas Par;
ietneue, .,e3inee 'the • ,proelansation
p!,inttrlia,1,•law in the eapital arrests.
•
old summary execetions' have b-oa,
d. beg:tent opourien,ae, oeveral.'df,
.
lice intended to make further as-
•
• • . . •
The Senete, passed a motion dale-
ga.bing the 'Sale:deer. and 'Deputy •
Speaker. to visie .Proviemnale-Pre-
gclent 'YtErvw.'Siti Ica.' • and aslt him
• -
for ',an explanatma of the etatresee,
8M:1 8,1,90 ,to esigaire - whothei he, -
with 25 shot4, uilau.ciog the foet
The :rebel leader in a lettee to thE
,- _a . Nanking •
krernsan Consul at 5 week
• • ' • .. ,
ago,- declared that the Emden law
1, ..-ebe\-aed the rebel positions oe
•-' • ' - ''' - ' • • '
Lion Hill, and he. announced hes an.
ea.- n'te,-, ea le l ' .1 G '
Meg on toe or-
-- -----'' '-' ' -,.- ,Hba' 48' • ,-.. -•
man oruieer emu the oeiareulate,
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Remedy for nearly CV4 y orditairy hunnin ill -
each espeaially designed .for the pertioulet ill
for Whieli It is redolureet1Mid. • '
,The Pcxall Stores ere Ainerico's (litotes;
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kill desired to govean Chins, With
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tor,v, r Plie LOviei Hou•se paseed re-,
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