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The Official Paper ®f the County.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 22 1869.
THE NEW. PLACE MINISTER,.
Of the men,y, pecalier turns in the
Canadian political world, not one of the
least, is that uf the finence deietrtinent.
Mr.. Rose ran the institution till it was
itb longer workable, by him a6 least, and
then resigned. Not that it is very
wonderful that such a minister with
.Such assoctiates as be had, should has-
.
ten -the close of his Cabinet career by
•euch disreputable conduct as marked
his caufse.; but it ie• very remarkable
that a man who occupied such honor-
) able .positions ander the Imperial Gov-
. .
ernment should condescend to be Mi.
. Prag SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR.
patrioas that would glee place to stieh iasent by the pupils within a school- ation given for his services, the moral One Pa rwhits-: flaueel drawet*. ee
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notorious ebartteters as ournew finanae lkalSe walls, we 131/ 0111d be caref )1 to Lipport with which his lawn, are sits- *001ell g6aks, /lot neteehea or
Until, like the'gun; our Miniet4
repaired with a new lock; stock and
barrel we eapect itothing better', for,
"cin a clean thing 6oine out 'Of aft un-
eli3an. "
For the cheapest Boots ha Sea
forth according to quality go to1VCov-
ensry's. 874.
OUR VOLIMI'EFREI.
The volunteer force of the Dominica
has .no -v attained to a magnitude and
efficiency that does infinite credit to the
spirit and chivalry of our young Cana-
dians. Though organised comparatively
hut a few years, and not fostered with
extra()) dinary liberality—it has grown
gteadtly uutii now it nuinbei•s nearly
40,000 Of this number Ontario con-
tributes 21,000, and Quebec 12,000.
This fact must be rnoet gratifying to
those who tesa a people's loyalty by the
saciifices theyare willing- ° to make to
maintain the integrity Of their institu-
tions A few years ago, it wes hinted
that the nate•tial spirit .of England was
fast dying out. The glorious days of
Wellinaton and Neleon were eaid to be
things of the past, and Inver again
Roses successer, as is the _case with .
Sir. 'Francis Hilicks eared it is paseing
strange- that Sus .l•ohn s. Maadon-
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— Mild the sons of Britain voluntarily
old. who has been so hard le denounce
ing Sir. F's conduct eve
shicetbe memorable ministry, of 1851
sem ifice themselv,es to hold aloit the
banner of their country's. greatness.,
r Amid: such rumors, a call was made for
theorgenieation Ofivolunteeicoeipenies,
i
and n a tew years over 100,004 were
ehould exteud, to him the right ham
lof fellowshre ,and give him an oar t
pall in the same boat with himself
: A glance at -the history of this Mai
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when in. Power before in Cauada, i
aufficient to dread the consequence
that may 'laterally be expeetedarom his
apponiteient. Extravagance or indif-
ference for ttl.e. puluic welfare is bad
enough qiehties in a .; tele+ mitiieber,
but when to both of those is to be ad-
de.a if net disifeniesty itself, at least
faithlessneas, as may Unquestionably be
Aerie in the present ca,se, • the forelaal
ings aieanything but eleastait to a
country _like Caliada, already run reel:-
lessly fer into debt: Sir Fiancis
Hincks is the man who oy abusing 'his
trust, and entering Ainte league With
another pilfering pub1c ffice poeks
eted his share of $500b0 at the expense
of the ,City of TorontoIt was espec-
ially- this that Sii. John A. Macdonald
referred to stAma he made use of the
Very correct expression, "be is steeped
to the lies in eotrui Notwith-
,
standing this, Sir. John has se.eii fit to
o thoroughlyand equipped, and
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-declared to ,Ite "Ready aye Ready" at
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their count( y'e call, England is still
loyal, and so is Canada. Nothing twin-
s
ces this more truly than the manly spir-
iit end enthusiasm _of her volunteers.
again jnu him in power over a- people
whose haterests be is solem el )1 iga ted
to protect. in common with some othere
we incline to the opinion that by this
- very act he lees sealed hie, political des-
tiny, so far as the presenkeabinetie con
ce.aned, for if Sir FranciS cannot lieve
hisown way -with Sia Jelin in powerhe
will have it with him out of power.
Sir. Joni is cunning 'so is isth..
At great personal iucon Ye:deuce, and
Often, if not always, at a personal Sae- S
rifice, they legal] the "litany" of the 3
British soldier' and thus afford a attar- a
anteei tuat otir fair soil will not be dee-
ecratel;d bv lawleeS invaders with im-
punity.
1
)rown- ra we 3(1
make due provision for through *end- thin , t 10 in( win s o g • o v e •
lation also for maititaiiiinet a uniforrni-
ty of ternperature. For that reason
the honse should be of proper ditnen-
sions and then' should be such an. ar-
rangement of windows atid ether ap- to that of the man whose elevation
anent offered—all show liberality of sen-
timent. The attention which be gives
the school in visiting, in providing
maps, &e.s will be in surieing contrast
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phances 'would secure a constant
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circulation of fresh In this respect
many of our sobool-uouses are very- ele-
fective. We fraquently find 70 or 80
cluldrer litiddled together in a room
too small to accommodate 34',.; properly
and as a result we have pale face,
stooped shoulders, tue•row chests &e. -er, and blast to a certain extent the
Now we held it to be of the first iut- prosperity of the school. Reducing ev-
portance tit the health of the rising erything to a. mere matter of dollare
generation should not be in the lease anti cents, be would engage a tea(
ndle,gtxrienel t,hjeaatpaerdsoizuendd mIntidiscananonaillycieerxit. becaueo he was cheap—would retain
ist-in a sound body." This being true,
the neglect exhibited on tbis point is
criminal in the highest degree, and
must entail incalcula.ble injury upon
, , •
office was naerely fortuitous. Sue
man, not having any interest in the
vancement of education, and with
being too niggardly to relax his per
stri) ge or too sordid to appreciate al
tfliug so nolae as education, would sti
the am oitiou of the most aepiring rear
les (lea
checked arowii, and tel",ite, the other
&dor y grey; two tem: s, (me gray 5.11111-
113tr twe'ed with velvet eollar, the elute
beowu ; white felt . eat with •
thobg string leteeliat tiirling') it. itt
h a two palates; old cealateih beets, ith sae
ad. oppelis slit in three lite I'S and I 011:2411‘
al, mewed • together with cbeees me. eet-t
se_ the heel or and :he thee welt
worii; L PieCte of the utile a- pc »a ica roe he
.11e lee, of each boot wee eut out, Fie aka
had aseeligh (stg, reesee ee1,4
gene) ation.
The fereiture of over school -houses is disposition should never be Intrusted
also conducive to physical 'deformity. with legielathei They ku'e lig injury
in bow maey sehools do we fled child • to society, and not nufreyeently inihit
ren compelled to sit for hours on long irrepargble wrong.
From these copsiderations of our sub-
,sjchcoti;itdhebnA, e gather, tleit , trustee
a _over of education—that he
should be liberal minded ine•averything
connected with the duties:a his ofhce,
and really and ean.istakably interested
in the well-being (Yt sooletv. Ratep»y-
ere, in making their ohef1-4, should not
overlook sueh qualifications. They
may, not be fount: in the wealthiest
man in the seetions—thev may not even
decrepid ? We disclaim the barbarity be found in the man with the largest-
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of the•Chinese because they bandage family, but they' should be found 111
old furniture because it lied done good
service in the pest, regardless of the
health and comfort of the pupils. would
allow a genera' stagnatien, if net aetual
decay te ay hold upna everythieg con -
fleeted with b:s s :ho: 1. ilea of thie
wooden ferms Without any support to
thelaicke and not unfreqnently so ele-,
vated that their feet cannot reach the
floor? Grown up ' men' aed Women,
whose coestitutotioes have becetrie
to fatigue could not endure to
such torture for a hingle month , whet
then Must be effect oa the-dgicate
fearbes of cbildree Need we N#0)der
that eo malty of those who swalk
our steeets are rEaind shouldered and
their ohildrens' _feet in -infancy, thits
rendering them cripples for life, While it
not unfrequetitly happens that owing to
impropm school accowodation many, of
our future citizens are deformed and
injured in a much more serious man-
ner,
In regard to the effect which the
art bit( ct in el beauty of a school home
might have upon the taete, of children
we will :ay but little. It west he po-
tent to every body that the impreseions
made uoop the young mind ' should be
tich as could be afterwards recalleo
vith pleasure. Hence everything
bout a echool-huuse should be bright
and beautiful: Neatness sh• uld be ap-
parent upon its wads and furniture and
ordev and taste in all its, associatione.
No place seve home itself should live
the memory • of c,hildren with more
ividuls pleasure than the days (1
heir early education andno recollectic n
louts" oe more delightfulthan those
ounected with their first and pethaps
heir. only A.lnia Nater.
THE 'MILITARY IVIOVEIVIENi'.
The Fenian agitation • has not yet
it
sl
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died out, it appease, not at least with t
OUr military authorijes. ,On Tuesday
last orders were giVen from headquar-
ters forenta fling the NynCe Alfred now
Goamich haabor; and in ac-
cordaace thereseith twenty gullet's with
two guns were sent floe) Toronto for
that eaject. A like order was given
regerding the Rescaelvingat Kiegstan, B
Whieli was responded to 111 a similar JY
(reamer. - The oiders spoken of in uur n°
.te le
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No. 3
SCIi0OL TRUSTEES.
There is no office in conbexion .with
our educational institutions, ,the duties
and responsi eilities of whieh al'e less
considered than tlioee of School Trustee.
oth electors and the el 'deal ;Ire equal -
negligent, and as a consequence,it
t :infrequently happens, that a choice
made, regardless of literciry enalitica-
on, social. atanding, and even of sc.,)1f-
,
-Wrest. lat must be eviileaa, to the
(1st perficial thinke: s, that nts
o ma
last to the eifeet tleet the volunteers
yere be ke)t in
s
I 1 aitne,liate readiness.
,is still in -force.
ni
The ayowes1 r asons for.those move- sh
: - e , tr.
meats, are that there ere. two ea:riles of
. ew ci
Fentaes very active, in the Stales, tile f-1,
one it the te ighborhood of ,Buffelo and en
,
ould be entrusted with the•adminia-
'mime ,f a, school, wbo. does not appre-
ate education. It ee. d not follow
oni this that a School' Trustee must be
educated man ; many whose early
iviliges were such as to deter them
no that high state,of mental develop
,
Il OW adaVS callecl elucation,never.-
.
eleSS ;reel:tee i• s benefits The
)I the want, and so wish to remove
O Cause wherever they -have au oeeme Ai siaateicsa AND itYSTERIO0 CAM
-Francis. the other in that of Gil ice% I. A,' sus- pr
aiciaus leolsine craft is being fitted out t -t1
The". first act After hits appointment,
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that of buiina off Mr. Rankin of North '
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OI' 'g(), IS construed to he a
Reufrew tuiworthy of any iastitution
better then our Dominion Ministry. A
few of the opposition jourae Is hid 11 lge 111
the hope that Hieeks will•be defeated ill
this censtituency ; tO be candid we, bow -
ever shale., in no snch hope. Political
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eorrietiaa wrea ;get ue to siva sys•
tem ie. this country that we leok upon
" Reeponsible G ) vet n m mit," P/8 0111
uomin 11. wat canadian
aliste may boast loud .and long of o\ir
"ResficeisiGle, Government," and
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eilreeele just as loudly the .corruation
of aliesericciu pulitirs, but, -wherein, we
would ask, can the Achericans silo* q
MOM oely.tainmv:denee .of laic deb Ise-
ment, than we can, in this same power
of a conniving neiaietey to virtually de-
feat this coast/ft-titian:11 guarantee?
Sir. Frzeicia Hincles' • dregs to the
-r _
electors is a carious tdoctment ecaleel. impiovernent we .now come to consider ger and the titled nobleman—then, let
app icate aiariegse Beginning with tration by the Ingo. ry or prejudice of
ealan riveteer for action on the
per Lakes. Those are the t.urricas. We tb
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some man, and.,to such aed 811011 only
•shonld the.. beners and responsibilities
of trusteeshipsbe entrusted.
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aZe'' tiqu want good value tor your
money in Boots ad Shoes go to T.
Oeventry's,
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Peare.
A peace corgres was lately held al
Lauear s to hasten the l,ipeating of -swords
and spears into cultivators, and to hur-
ry. up the good time corning, „when the
natioes should ail be brothers, and
he e "uo trouble any snore." By viily
a accomplishing that end they pro-
claimed the deposition dell kings and
--
emperors; and the formation of the
the United States of Europe." Jitter
any quantity of present threatening
and prospective slaaght
ureat hed out against - t
Euro, e, Victor Hugo, in
laicals rhetoric 'close,d the
r bad beee.
e rulers of
his. nJOSt de
performance.
ihe last war would scion be foughe e
said ; enders ell blotted out, and - a
paw soldiery replaced by the gratuitous
services of voltinteers, What these.
volunteers were to do in this teign of
peace he slid not say. There iss to be
no more 'civil no saliiied clergy,
no paid juoges. ln fact.money will be
of no value, because everybody will do
everything that 'as required of them
without pay, aud all things will be in
ceelmon. NVhen Mr. Hugo has devis-
ed some scheme to make all the-
rognes honest men—to blot out of the
universal flume]) heart every vestige of
passiun and desire --4o make the most
-diversely constitated people think ex-
actly alike ; or, in other -words, when
be can convert the hunt:inn:ice into a
community, of seines and angels, or a
ineseurn of' unthiliking' autometome
then we will expect. the approach of
his prospective time of peace.—Adver
friser
The Body Found. hear Mt- Brydges
eltvt but
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little faith in their seriotts- tenita. Ori the other hand, there are
• s
itee8. Ple--":111tiC11 is very conamendahle "11.1.Y who, though by eo Frd-71' the Sfr(ttkr°Y Age
On Tuesday leet. ._w MesSrS. W.
Humpidge 4na J. Chamberlain pf
a ,,OVelEtnent aucl.i' such inf: rms. •
eat
tr.)
tion hes bet -n anther, t -ally receitie , we mi
ed, the cod:anon acceptation of the
, :1 re, :Lana .in inherent nar_ow-
,
ndeduess, edtegeler trufit to be en -
conceive that our government has done trusted with the management of our
at least one worthy act in their' iiine -00111109b 8-8hM.18" .r" nstl an Mt°
We cannot imagnie that there is' any
danger from the .Fenia,us this, ' they invaliable invert it whee they use
Wars.
eion—thongh they may nave the tele-
ecope of knowledge in, then. bands, • but
,
atotwithstendibg the • remors- of it, :aid- conseetiently' see the intereets of
.soeuery in such a dinAntive state as to
think them' but of little moreept. - (ewe
we held that euch elemeets of character,
EtraCIATION.
Nor2.
SelioOL
Stra tin ey, were, cut unti ng.,_ they came
1.C3'0,S the dead body of a man, io the
woods, about six. rods south of -the rail-
way track, en the Town liae. bet wef n
Caredoc :aid Lobo, and about two miles
ea.st- of Mount Brydes. They at once
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gave the informetion to Pr. Mu1Sellar,
Corouer, ho ;took charge of and re,-
-moved the body to the North ,
can Hotel, Mt. Erydges steel held an h -
matter in wiren existing, poaitively quest there. The deeeased was a mina
disqualify 'him .for the office of Sehdol betweeue fifty end sixty years of age,
,Truetee. Eclueation is essentially lib- and had been deed, the (lector thinks,
A ItOBITECTU Rg erals.in its tendencies, ita gliardiaes about ten days.' At the inquest nothing
should also be liberal ; it, is cesmopoli wes &hefted to show who be was. aild
Having considered the im 4.-u • tan and is no respecter of persons—it aothing whate,vea was found on bis Tjer-
p '11 e e ,
of edacatien and the benefits,socail eon-rei•sits favois alike --,-to the son to identify him, except an envelope
otherwise to be detived from nitturj taince and peasant—the humble costa. ou vibieb. was, written "lettabetle," end
the reetter i‘s Move, practical and no tribal:1de be laid nuon its adelinis,-
0-a the rife- Palitioal eneeetions he is ! • • • • - •
mutft. The _most conSpicuoas eatrt of
ite content 4, ri rn,06at (?) U3v-ing ted.
or 'Lae distiabtione be won as o Cana- This liberality of mind in a trustee,
e c boo - onse we will peoceed step
Uy st?p to the duties of thoae who ad-
minister its laws, those for whose bene-
fit they are administered and the res- to which we have referred is capable
those to whom its interests hc are entrus-
dian'statesnian. He does aot hoveever .
- lions/Lahti, of teachers. pupiland all , of minute and prectical application-.
forget to embody in it a palpable false- eoncerned. In regard to School Atchi- It will show itself in conrexion with
'hood when ;Alluding to the resignation of tectere there is but one opinion' il'ow everything pertaining to his dialed. in
Mr: Rankin, -whom, he would give the prevailing among those who letve made school architectilie his` taste can he.
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• people of Renfrew to believe did itasa
pure and 'unadulterated act Of iratiioPism.
.1)isy the paor coontry blessed, with
a piece of paper on which was ivritten
in a very fait hand "Glencoe, June 28,
1369." A telegram was eent to Glen-
coe, but no iriformatio.n was on -tallied.
The unknown deceased was between
five feet ten inches and six feet high,
bad blue eyes, a BOIrall nose cleated a
little near the top, high cheek bones,
and light whiskers. He was bald-head-
ed and some of his teeth was wanting
this question a m•ttte,r of study, end displayed in the comfort, neatn.e,ss and shirts, two checked black and white,
His dress was singelaie---he had on four
that opinion is that in Artistic effect desiez of the school•bous, the arrange- one cotton, aa.d one strieed cotton; silk
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rnd comfort it should be pair excellencemeht of the play -ground, &a., &c. In handkerehief with border, around. his
When we eensicler the le eth •
e he aeon ox At. el,
6 • A ne eemtpaer• nee -; one p4irr of gray wcaseted dreav'eras
POOR COPY
salt ; 1.14141 me anti,
wers-.1. als0 foond Lekr 'the htiely. whir,
were identifig!d Alre Robin -oil of Me.
_Brydges, hfac'prop, rat , whieb he
-taken iron: his bai•r) ())) the eight
and
dthlen,Binagptsiwstoranoitr,e),e,u,a.elf„:: NS:leA;;;.{(1 .11 1} (.:11gul
to liiiii y the tioroner.
On- the person of tee deeeeseee sow,
ed *up clue:fully in the inside. ot cies ao
r vest, was found .A meta -
can currency cm green ackm, and aa_07
in silver. There Nyyre also Ionia] oll,
his peison a leather pocket -book eel
parse, a rezoi, a, smell lo ine-edase, a.
watch case. a Church of Erie-elem. preve °
er-boek, earl a watch in. de hy f‘ss
11.01 dee, Liverpool, -am th viol :a 1 )1 a abou'rIt
0. A pair ol spectat v amid he
the prayer -book at page 366, proeably
where he bad 1.een last reedi; g.
Ile post rizo3-Nra examinatitm, whiele
....as cone tilted 1)y laa eTagestat,.
showed that the os pass were in a gen-
erally healthy state, execpe. s'441-
g-estion..e, There wae nothiag in thy
stomach except some green inareese ana-
the intestines contained berdemel fzecee.
No uati.ks of violeace wens tome] tha
body, and lee jury resent:sal a verdict
that be caree to his death liy ftxpOsurfik
11 d want of noujfslithebt. !the hear
wits decently and respeetaily inerieds
The renatinder of the money, after pave
ieg funeral expenses, will be deposits -4
by the eoroner tee saving lank, tea -
til c:airned by the pis•per party or par-
ries, hiN is one of the stranaest -
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we have foe some time bested -of. it le
likely diet eefore long sometbiaa
tem ap whiell will sei ve as a dee to
We -tidily hint;
Agricultural ..Elatibitions,
During the whole MOTItil of ti:tOber
aaricultul•al fait's held in atembert
every week. Atmoet, every township
has now its Society," and ever- eoci-
ety its fall show. They have I...new-ell-A
end ere answeriag a good paipose.
We think we can traee ;a great itepia'ase-
Meat in, modes of working 1-(. k, in
implements, in fact in every41;ise
bected with 1•)trming as a profession,
from the workieg of the agrieulteral
societiee. And it is 1,easuee wP want
to see tho e benefits 7e1 more e Maly tex.
tended that we yeateire to 'give a. few -
tants lew) rd improvement in eeete sale
nor del
1. The Iiidges are geaerally tni, long
in gettinf.J;- through their iuspe
The conSeCjneire that the pui•lie geto
an exemeditigly limited space al meet>,
eXatnine the .in -door ef the
tiom If it is replied diet they ceenot
get through sooaer, the bemaer
judges be inereaeed,
2. Let leSS attention hepan to those -
"pure agricultural hoes tot: " raiied
"faiies for saddle horses " Feet welke
ilia! horses are hi valna ble for th f' 'fin II! er;., -
let the Prize rather be given fu '
hag than trotting.
3. Never !Died the, " vgyi0ultural
dinner." If the judli,es must 1;0
let he Secretary give Limn: a elle whith
will be gool at any table d'hote i31 Tama;
nothing else is needed in that direction.
The dinner is often the "I -la k eest"-
in'tbe view cf many a fanner s ite, or
she fears for her husliand.
4. Let the prizes be pseictit;tily paid.:
In some townehips there is oft.e) e
atione delay in this matter. ',the prizes-
.
are not large, and itlf the pleasure of
receiving them is gone if the have to
be several tinieWcallad for.
5, Reviee :he prize list thor Alegi)
every time, and let new Vaituree fre-
quently apne:ir in it Eve- idly this
can be done. in the way of meehanieai
work uid domestie Mantilactarea .et
all trades bave tlieu aturb" if chey- ea11
not be all encouraged at oe ce.-- Loadon
Advertiser,
DYSPEPSIA. cured by using Dr. Colby's-An-
ti-COStiVe and Tonic Pills ilitregulaie
the -Bowels, correct the Liver, clear the
plexion, and renovate the systun ; they' are
composed of active ingredi(nts in a highly
concentrated formane strike at the root of
disease, curiag almost like inwrie, Tbons-
ands testily to their extraordinary ourablYe
properties. 'Sold by all dealere.
BRET ATATISM and all other aches and pains
leave the body on application of Jacob?
Rheumatic qui d. We will wan ant it to,
cure' Burns, Prost Bites. Chilblams, *4'
Throat. Lame Back or Side, Sprains, tes
Some of the cures it has effected are almost
too wonderfai for belief. Many have bEkli
saved by it from impending death, and re;
stored to life and health. No Lonny is safe
laived7anT itthboUustanid"; thallitiarer-rmlorvr-
be
amorally by its use. As a pi e».
contageoue-alsee,ses, nothing ever before II --
vented can compare with it. We, authorize.
all dealers to refund the molle3r if it doer
eau give entire arreiexaceien.
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