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The Schoolmaster in Oarffornda.
The San Francisco Town -Crier
bas the followin-g
A pedagogue in Indiana', who
was . "had up" for menereitully
elting the back of a.little.girl, jus -
tiled his action by explaining that
"she persisted in flinging paper pil-
lets at him when his back was turn-
ed.' That is no excuse. The town
=crier once taught school up in the
mountains, and 'about every half
hour had to remove his coat and
flcrape off the dried paper wads ad-
hering to the nap. He never per-
mitted' thisto unsettle his
patience ; he just kept on wearing
that gaberdine until it had to nap,
and the wads wouldn't stick. But
when they took to dipping themin
mucilage he made a complainttothe
•0 Board of Directors. "Young man,"
said the Chairman, " ef you don't
like our ways, you'd better sling 1 Hathway presided. The counsel on
yoer blankets and it Prentice either side who are still living in
which'wat tanned for the parpose by
a surgeon in the town. The skeleton
Was prepared for the Suffolk General
Hospital, and is still to he seen there.
The hunaan leather is darker and.
more mottled than vellunntof retie-%
er coarse-textured surface, with holes
in it like thiose of pigskin, but small- -
er und moreeparse. A good deal of
.interest attached to the murder at.
the time, as its discovery teemed to
be. mainly owing to a dreads.
A. Bewildered Philosopher.
The Bangbr Commercial tells the
following good story : "Everybody
recollects -Uncle Van Meter, the
colored plilesopher of Parkers -
vale, who died some Imonths since.
Vall was a character He was sum-.
Moiled, on one occasion as a witness
in the -Supreme Court on a cow case
at the time the benevolent Judge
Mulford tOrt skule Yer for mere'n this city; for sheer fun racked their
six months, and be never said a brains to obfusticate the vete an
word again the Wads:" The T. C. African boy by plying till manner
briefly explained that Mr. Mulford of questions pertaining to every
might have been brought up to _pa- other topic but the cow. The ex -
per • wads, and didn't Mind them. • periment was successful, and poor
" It ain't no use," said another three- beffoged Van answered as wildly as
tor, "the children hev got to be a blind pugilist strikes' out at his
amused." The T. C. protested that antagonist. Judge Hathway, will -
there were other aniusements quite ing to enjoy a little sport, but with
as diverting; but the third director a view to getting the bewildered
lierei- rose and remarked, "1 perfeck- Philosopher back to a rational stand-
ly agree with the Cheer, this young-' point,* turned benignantly toward
star better travel, .1 consider as him and put a simple questioa.
paper wads lies at the root uv pop- This was more thail the illustrious
pillar edyercation ; there a neces- vondoo could stand, a magazine
sant adjunck uv the school systimnever exploded quicker. Lifting
Mr. Cheerman, I move and second both hands above his bead, and with
that this -ver skoolmaster be shot," -a countenance beaming with despair,
The T. C. 'did not remain to observe I sez now,
you ole gray-haired
the resit of the voting. „ gemm.an up der on de .bench, don't
ere* you interfere wkl dis matter. I've
1111SQELLANEOUS: • just as much as I can do to take care
of those two_chaps down here !' e
Montreal Was visited, by another
- `heavy ,snow storm on Monday of
last week. So Severe was the storm
that no trains could leave that ,sta-
tion on that niaht,
e
suppressing the sale of in-
toxicating licit:LOTS passed the Nova
S tia Legislature Q11 Tuesday, the
.2n inst.:byte vote of 28- to 12. The
-blue noses of that r Province will,
idciubtless, be a very temperate and
• exemplary people after this.
• Professor Morse, one .of the in-
ventors of the electric telegraph,
died at his residence 'in New York,
on Monday, the 1st inst., after a
• long and painful illness.
• Hay in Mimitoba' is very scarce
and dear this spring, and stock are
, dying in alt directions from sheer
poverty.' •
At a Conservative' Convention,
held at Chatham, on Tuesday, the
2nd inst., Mr. Rufus Stephenson,
the -present representative and editor
of tile Chatham ,PIaszet, was unani-
mously' *seri -as the candidate in
the ConServatise interests, ftr the
County of Kent, at the next election.
• A secoud letter bas been received
at Washington from Lord Grenville,
respecting the indirect claims. The
particulars of the letter cannot be
ascertained for the reason that meal-
bers of the Cabinet decline to con-
-Verse upon the subject, seeming to
have a general understandirig thatit
would be improper to furnish any-
thing concerning it. • It is known,
however, from a reliable soar?e, that
the letter from Eail Granville
in the charaater of an elaborate argu-
• ment against the claim of the 'Unit-
ed States4or indirect damages. Itis
Arm, yet -friendly in tone.
There is some talk 9f a legislative
union between New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia. The matter is
being discnssedbetween the two
Governments.
*ea.• .
_Anecdote of Colonel Colt.,
The following story is told of
Colonel Samuel Colt,' who in his
lifetime was sometimes •inclined to
be a trifle pompous. When he was
building -dwelling houses for the
workmen , employed in • his great
pistol factory, he one day encounter-
ed a boy picking • up chips on his
grounds.
•t". What .tre you ' &Mg. here?" he
Asked eer ufily.
• " Picking up chips, sir," .replied
the youngster, evidently tuaawed by
the greet presence.
"Perhaps" exclaimed to Colonel,
_drawine himself up with dignity,
" you tron't know who, I am. • I am
Colonel Samuel Colt; and he in
that big house up yonder.'"
The boy straightened up, s NV elled
• out and answered: "Perhaps you
don't know ;eh o I am. Pa tric k
Murphy, and I live in that little
shanty down yonder," pointing in
the direction.
"Sonny," said the Colonel, bland-
ly, patting the boy on the head,
t'go and pick up all the chips you
want, and when you getout come
• back for mare."
,BOOK BOUND IN A • MURDERER'S
SiIN —A pnblie library in Bury_
Si.• Edmunds contains an octavo vol-
ume; cbnsisting of a full repoit of the
trial and execution of one Corder,
who murdered a young woman nam-
ed Martin about forty years ago, to-
gether with an account of his -life
and other eeguath matter This vo -
• ume is bound i the murderer's_skin,
• RAILWAY. TIME TABLE.
Trains leave the Seaforth station as
follows :—
GOING WEST. .
• Exprees. Mixed.
1.40 P. m. 8.40r. M.
GOING EAST.
• Ex.press. Mixed.
1050A.
Mail.
8.00 A. M.
THOMAS' ECLECTRIC OIL! Worth Ten
• Times its Weight in Gold. Do you
know anything of It? If. not,
It is time you did.
There are but few preparations of medicine
which have withstoOd the impartial judgment of
the people for any great length of time. One of
these is TI-101.1AS' Ecneeileltic One, purely a prepar-
ation of six of some of the hest. Oils that are
known, each one possessing -virtues of its oval.
.Scientifie physicians know that medicines may be
formed of several ingredients in certain fieed pro-
portions of geetteer power, and producing effects
which conk' never result froin the use of any ono
of them, or in different cembinatione. Thus in
the'preparation of this -Oil a ehemical Omega tee es
"* PIH
DON ON HOUSE"
CUG2.ea
NEA/Ar GOODS.
THE Stibscriber having purchased a large proportion of his Dry Goods at the' beginning of the present
year, (and previous to the recent great advane 1ii the prices of all kinds of Cotton and 'Woolen
Goode,) for CASH, thereby enabling him to offer hie Socks of
DRY GO 01) S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hardware, Groceries etc., etc.,
Woztla upwards of
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
At the Lowest Market Rates,
For CASH, FARM PRODUCE, or approved credit.
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place, forming a compound -which could not by
any possibility be- made beim any other combina-
tion or proportiens of the same ingredients, or any
other ingredient's, and entirely different from any-
, thing ever befoee made,' one ,which produces the
most astonishing results, and having a wider range •
of applicatiou than env medicine ever before di -
covered. It contains no •alcoholor other volatile
liquids, consequently loses teething by evaporatiou.
Whereeer appliedyou get the benefit of every drop;
whereas with, 'other preparations nearly all the
alcohol is lose in that way, and you- get only the
Small quantity of Oils which they may contain.
Prepared by S. N. Thomas, Phelps,N. le, awl
: NORTHRUP & L3 LAN, Newcastle, Out., sole
• agent.for the Dominion.
Noete—Eclectric—Selected and Electrized.
: E. Hiekson & Cu. and B. Luinsdine, agnts for
SCIfOrth. . 208-222-4
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The Gkcat cinaIc Reprdy.
doB 'MOSES' l'EltICIDI.AL PILLS.
THIS invaluable -medians is unfailing - in the
cure of all those paipful awl dangerous dietiases
to which the female eueseitution is •subject. It
. Moderates ell excess end removes all obstructions,
To married it IS peculiarly suited. It will DRES3
and a speedy cure may be xelied on.
;ni a short time, briug on - the monthly.period with
. regularity.
' These tills shonld not be taken by Females'
' during the first three months of Pregnacy, as they
. are elite to bring on Miscarriage, bat at any other
time they are safe. •
•In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pftius in the backeuel limbs, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, •palpitatio# of the • heart, hysterics, ami
whites, these pills will effect e cure when all other
means have failed; and elth.eugh a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or •
LAD
ES' .A.ND CHILDREN'S DREE
SSES, BASQUS, BOYS' CO.A_TS, ETC• .
, Fla directions in the pamphlet-- arotrad each
e
j paceae, whith chould be carefully preserved• .
Job"Moses, Now York, Sole Proprietor. eel .50 ape
121 cents for postage, enelosed to Note -hop tie T,e-rnae,
'Newcastle, Out.'general agents for the Dominion,
will'insure bottle, containing over 50 pills by
retuxu.meil. - • .•
Lee? Sold in Sen.forth. by L'. Ifiekson & Co., and
R. Lumsden.
SE READ OVER THE FOLLOWING LIST CAREFULLY,
!"TIS HARD TO BEAT."
100 P eces Heavy T,weeds, Full Cloths and Flannels, from 50 ate. per yard and upwards.
200 P eat% Fancy Prints, from 10 cents to 17 cents per yard.
100 Pieces Dark Prints, at 121 cents, worth 17 cents per yard.
25 Feeley and Plain Silk and Poplin Dross Patterns.
50 pieces Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, at 121 cents per yard and upwarda.
200 Pisces Factory Cottons, from 10 to 12A- cents per yard.
- 20 Bleached Cottons, from 11 cents to .Y7 cents por _yard.
, 50 Ledie13' Velvet: jackets, at $1 00 each, worth $2 00• .
50 L dies' Black and Colored Cloth Jackets, from $1 00 to $5 00 each.
• 25 L dies' Black Silk Jackets, from $5 00 to $12 00 each.
25 L dies' Velvet Mantles, from $2 00 to $7 00 each.
RQMAN SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
• 1 Ars°,
TISSUil AND BAREGE SHAWLS, VERY CHEAP.
NEW MILLINERY,
2oc Parasols, from 25 cents to $2 50 each,
Ladies' GlOves and Hosiery, from 121- cents per pair and upwards.
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LACE COLLARS AND LACES, -NEWEST DESIGNS.
UTO ARRIVE—Another case of Ladies' PR NELL& BOOTS, at. $1 00 pa pair.
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n't fail to call and estemine for yourselves, an inepection will convince the most skeptical.
In all its branches and of the latest styles worn.
Do
N M. LIVINGSTONE.
AINLEYVILLE, April 2, 1872.
cse
GREAT FillE !
bRONTO MILLINERY.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
SELLING 01-("F3 at and under COST.
ivrISS A. ERWIN,' Senfortle in order to make rem for an exteneive eitock Summer Goods, has
-egiumenced sne elli hex: Whiter Stock .of MILLINERY, at anti invader Comt. • This Sale will
last only about Six Weeks, so that all who want reel 13argains MILLINER): of all ls-itels, would
do Well to call early that they may levee a good. choice.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICES.
S075
LADIES' M.ED HATS, 0 40
CHH.1-YREN';-; Tiai\INIED HATS, 0 25
LADIES' TIMULED BONNETS,• .1 00
Ana other GOods proportionately cheap.
Tic Stock is all new autl in good order. Also, on hand, a, number of
MADJPIE BRIGGS' IMPROVED DIAGRAM,
FOR CUTTING
anythine hmtful to tlie coustitution. • - .
.111111M..
197-5
Price for each Diagram, with full Instructions, $1 50.
UN EROLOTHING5
Of every description, kept constantly on hand.
Kidd Gloves and Ostrich Feather; (Awned and made as gooti as new for Fifteen ants.
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4312111231325a3132-, • ST ORES,—First door North of FoeTeree HoTne. and centre store McGee -se& ileoeic, second .door
Neith. of the Station.
CORN COBS.
ANTED; immedietely, by the undersigned, a,
. • quantity,of CORN COBB, .delivered in Sett-
- forth, for which Cash will be paid. *Apply to
. 219 •THOMAS STEPHENS. •
THE SEAFORTH
LTJMBE.R YARD.
1114.A.BEE & MACDON A.LD
BEG to *form the public that they have onened
Lumeter Yard in Seaforth, near Shearsoies
Mill, on the- grounci formeely used as. a Lumber
Sart, by Mr. Thomas Lee..
They Neill keep constantly on hand a good assort -
remit of ALL KINDS OF LUMBER., • dressed and
melressed. Also, LATH AND SH.C.eGLEs. all of
which they ere prepared to sull at thelowest poeei-
ble prices, for Cash.
Buildets and othe.rs ivffl findeit to 'theie advent-
' age to inspect our sti)ek, and ascertain our prices
befoee purehesiegeleewhere, its we are in a position
to offer good indueements to cash purchesere.
160' MABEE & MACDONALD.
THE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
ASSURANC ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE,
.LONDON, ONT.
Licensed by the Dominion Government.
CAPITAL, FIRST OF JANUARY, 1871,
$231,242 25.
- Cash and Cash Items, $72,289:55.
. This Conniany continues to grow in the public
confidence. On the is Jannney, 1871, it hail in
force 84,528. Policies, having, during the ;veer 1870,
"issued the immense number of 12,810 Policies.
iz._•c- Fail -nen patronize your OUll CANADTAN
Company that hes done }tech good service axuougst
you. For Insurance -apply to t‘e
CHARLES MORROW,
* 203 Agent, Clinten 2.0.
•
SE:
.0D.T11, Feb, as, 1872.
A.-ERWIN.
220
*STOP AND • READ!
And by so doing you will ascertain that you:can purchase
, every description of •
00 11S AND SHOES
At Prices that defy Competition.
To know this to 1)e facts, we. would advise our numerous
customers to call early and examine our stock.
We keep constantly on hand ex -cry description of CUSTOM WOR• K
made in the latest style and by first class workmen.
• All may call and be convinced that
'PURR eS SON'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE
is t e spot which the public has long been looking for and has come to
light at last.
Strict attention paid to repairs,.
Remember the spot, in GRIFFITH DAVIES' Old Stand,
two doors South of the Post Office, Main st., Seaforth.
SPURR & SON.
N. B.—No advance put on goods on account of the rise on stock, 215
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ere eeee„
JACK SCREWS TO HIRE.
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APRIL 12, 1S79'
SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS
AOREOULTURAL SEED STORE.
eESTABLISHED 1858.)
.SEAT1LE & DAVIS
lileE-G to inform the Affsiculturists of Huron that
-L-P they have just received larete lot Of
FIELD, AND CARDEN SEEDS.
And, &sit Is the opinion of the best feaTaeres that
..ileyetinfasth,elbine Isohlwnotintbaoydbillevreenfctosovnial,atnhdoylohacavIo-
imported their Clover from the `Southern part of
Canada, Timothy from the Western States, Car-
rots and Turnips and Garden Seeds frem England.
and France. -Seeds ell fresh and of lea emsea,
Those wiebing old seed can have it at half prim.
A. LARGE STOCK OF
:C.loveAr'Tkinewiy
etI19ver,
• and Flax Seed,
Tares,
garian. Grasg,
urkwhPat,
T2i)171-7a1f'ii:eg'lei
-tilCarrot.
hPL
Aotatees and
• Onions wanted
Tsa,
ces
olErtzleyed•shliongd
suAllg fewarin Kale:icd
tofies and sap spiles oreat
Abtuidanee,
• Cheap Steel Mows, Gang Plows,
Paints, Oils and Tinware.
2,000 Gallons Goal Oil,
Wholesale and Retail, at low price.
SEARLE it DAY -1S,
OLIN:1'0N,
225 -13
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.CREAT EGO: -!Oteirr
XARKET SQUARE, SEAFORTIEL
The subscriber begs to inform the public that:
he has greatly extended his premises and is pre-
pared -as hitherto to pay the highest price for an
quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS,
Delivered at his place of business.
• No Market Fees on EGGS.
WM. 'MALCOM.
Seafortles Meech 25, 1872. 225
Insolvent Act of 1869 -
In the matter of JOHN TANSTONE, of the
1,-illagre of Exeter, in the.Cpusety of Huron,
an Insolvent.
Tiele• Insolvent has made an Assignment of his
Estate to me, and the Creditors are notified to -
meet at the plate wheee he lately canied on bad-
ness in the village of Exeter,. in the County of
Huron, on the Eighteenth day of APRIL, 11372e at
the hour of Eleven o'eloek in the forenoon, to xe-
eire statements of his affairs, and to appoint, on
Assignee.
Dated at Grotimich, thise4th day of April, 1872.
DIXTle WA.T SON,
226-2 Interim A.ssignee.
Insolvent Act of 1869-1
IR the Matt& of ZAPPE & CARTER, of Seaforthe
Insolvents.
T Tale UNDERSIGNED, ADAM HOPE, of the
-Le City of Ilarnittein, Merchant, have betar ap.
pointed Assignee in this raatter.
Cxleditors axe requested to file their claims be- -
fore me -within one month,
ADAM HOPE,
Assignee.
2,262,
Hamilton, 30th March, 1872.
IhOlvent Act .of 1869
Iu the matter of JAMES I.EO.N_A.13,D, =Insolvent.
lle-rOTICE is hereby given thee, by virtue of the,
11 power vested ni atm as Assignee of the estattr
and effects of the above-named insolvent, I shall •
offer for sale, by public anceien. at Leonerd's Ho-
tel, in the Tillage of Ainteyville, in the County of
Huron and Proyince of Ontario, on TUESDAY,
the thirtieth day of Apiel, AeD. 1872, at. the hour
of 12 &dock noon, all the right, title interest and
eqaity of redempticm. of the said Inetilvent, ludof
myself as such Assignee, as aforesaid, in and to
these certein parcels or tracts of lends and prem' -
nes following, that is to say. being Lot Eleven
on Ternberry-street, and Let 28- en Elizabeth -
street, (IIalliday's see:vele) in the Village of Ain-
leyville, in the said County of Iluron.
Terms and conditions made; known et the time
of so
DrxiE ITA.TSON,
Official Assignee.
Goderich, Ont., Mi2,i2. 226-4
Insolvent Act of 1869
In the COUNTY COURT of the County of Harm.
Canada, Onta-rio,) TN the matter of JOHN Hi -
County of Huron Li --LGLIS, Ihe "Younger,
To W'rr ) An Insolvent.
The undersigned. has Med in the `office of this
Court a. Deed of Composition and Diecheage eee-
cuted by hie creditors, and on the Nintb. dee-4A
May not, 1872, at the hour of elee-en o'elock in the
forenoon, he will apply to the Judge of the said,
Court for a confiemation of the iliecharge thereby
effected.
Dated at Wroeeter, in the Comity of Huron,
this 26th day of March, 1872.
205-4 JOHN INGLIS, Jr. , •
LIST OF LETTERS
E,f3otrArs, ,onItNhoG-4itnS
h Aeguorh
s t187P2o:st Office, uncalled
Keefe, M
Moore, George
Mitchell, Mrs E
Mitchell, Alex
McDonald, Gray
• McDonald, D
McLean, Thos 33
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elk: en- istige.11:3:13,1011 1,14 Hi It rRt
Riehmon, 1'
iar
Nerman, Charles
i?slrn
teittith, H
heat; iee(e)einn D0,1: aTcm e s
Ward, Robert
S. DICESON, 1).
Armstrong, W
aberhart, Mrs T
Brown-, W
Campbell, H
Craig, 0
Campbell, A
Denby. john
Davis, George
Meiling, M
Fortune, W
Foster, Richard
Piney, John
• Grant, Mr
Guinlow, 0
• Hall, Thontes
Hill. genies
Has, John
Holland, Miss 1'
Huff, A
Xenee, Wni
jonee, 11
226-3
SEASON OF 1872s
rrIIE endersigned, proprietor of that well0
Trotting Stallien,
RETYRYGE,"
Purposes travelling him theough the Central part °
of the County of Enron during the eoming season .
RON'AL REVENGE
Is by Old Toronto Chief, he by Old Royal Georges
dam by Hambletonian. He it3 half brother to Tom
Jefferson, the fastest trotting stallion in the
United States at the present +ley.
ROYAL REVENGE is dealt bay, very handsome,
stands 15.8, weighs 1,150 pounds, is very quiet and
gentle in disposition, and BM excellent etock
getter.
He will be exhibited at the SPRING SHOWS in
, Clinton and Brucefield, and -owners of interes
do well to see him before makingony engegemente,
The route and further particulate will be ease
.knowatt8 15001158 possible.
CPUS. J. DOUGLAS,
225 Oakridges, County of York.
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April 27,
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young artists beea
tJae first portraits
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thou, and. in 18L
royal Aeaderey
Dying Hercules,"
-colossal size if for
plaster model whi
same suisjeet, to
picture, received
-lure the same ye
o A inerica in 18
Ihis residence ii
with so little e
...snpport that he
Hampshire, wher
iettt in. painting
'dollars per head.
year or two
Carolina, whei
employrn
the north, and to
ir New York in
enission from
helpainted a
Jaen. Lafayette,
,the 'United Ste;
-visited Europe fo
and reznained th
while returnin
ship Sull_n in.
trytnan. —Prof
describing the ex
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electro-ma.piet
-21'0Se a to the ti
sele,ctric fluid in
wire. The reply
wau instantaneon
ang the experim
suggested that it
to any distance,
spark tnight be
veying and. reco
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Iroise, who prop
idea thus originu
ly did his
Ject, that before
ege he had dra
plan of the whole
telegraphy after
name. On his
he resumed Is*
voted his $e
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course he irad to
fkaiities; he
couragement
and, finally-, 111
the practicabi
Ly completing e.
tion in the Nes
model of his
Telegraph," th
appavetus havi
self,. In 18371
the patent ofh
The American
Morse was t
the electrie teletg
their claiAas a
Morse did not
but applied
peculiarly his
world must giv
same• time, it is
.ean claimants to
elpplkation of
df verbial inte
state that Mr.
lish inventorof
took out, in eol
W. F. Cooke, t
land, in May,
ha.; in Bever
of his own_ al)
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•each other.
in use in Eng
of the world ;
use through°
Steieheil's .sys
cated and db
proved imprac
lines. At a eon
by Austria,
• Bavaria, for the
a uniform SySt
that of Meese
Steinheil, selee
perfected his
and set about
into paucticj
years later thit
Com
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