The Huron Expositor, 1875-09-03, Page 5owi�g tol the p of water in
hetr eeTh from 1 sufficient sewerage,
,
The destr4itwe etre to are unprecedent-
01 and ny be ' n in all directione,
Tirearty ail the boats in the creek and
,eanal were washed upon the banks, and
several of them la en with coal eunk,
By the breaking an overflowing of New-
-ers in Georgetown, n rich injury was dole
to mercautile propery and especially to
-dwellings. It is �t$cd that the destruc-
tion of the (tam sep yafing Rock Creek
.a
from the Potomi
ac tver involves a loes
f
of $100,000. .
hy thOtild 't'e fear
hies can't be
n the 1)reent
Ale IS t,0
get for tlie
VCII .hat will n
e
th e: t }ilea
is to cauee the
-ea to be inveisted
eetngs. 1 advocate s
mere meney tae Ruler
btraintee,
trt:kd insue(
nd
6W,
,
•
y I, 6
reefac tire, a by hi
alehi
• --esee-os--
ci
nht Qenius. -A. T
Ce.,bintet I akar-
s generally kiu,v,ii that th
hurob:e dwelling on She
amlierseL tobiJy blind m -
rt lade, whose !skill in
tet ware would ipitt, to sh
e eehe profese lee praet
d work. Yesterday
thr darino perearinati
, ss -
in upon ele,
The propel
e as been aeiioid of efighe fro
euth, and there weethere _-
}tawny/ srk
fl(.2!
id. *fhc reporter of tert
wa5 Sainted by -
&els and white dog,
be feel very uneornt
of the calve'; of his e
misgiving. res awheth
nether habillittients
Hiavever, a treaty
ri eetab1i41ed betwe
qaadruped
biP'effo broug it
satiefactoey result,
the dog brought to view
Dale, who aae buoy at work
,errniee- a handsome set of pi
for letters. aad &err
',tele for hook iu the
le so soon 84e
4rnmed. tely dr
'nto z%1,lmated cone' -
repotter, and i evinced
re at having Ito. (a
eemg entertained, Hc si
blind from his ear y youth,
1
111.1.
rite ws
entre til
ard wh
ed his
..-eed allhia work by
01 "touch." At 11
Ea- surprised ;him at 11
tuay making tha
)tne1 ize woo about
age and the wondet
ey with whieh be did
to behold. He knew e
his hauds up.o
tett. to the eo
Mere a
tint -
18 wor
ov-etails*
put inks
ni skill arid
so Wat mar
-actly where
the tools
) he hid
or applied them with au
that would have done eredit
d served an -
rade. And yet Dale i
aaving seen a hammer
fife, re hes now completed
eeek, with drawers, 1 cks, pigec
end all the appurteiinces in
. convenient, but ale a compa
hamentel shape. The knobs o
• are of Meek wal ut. and *
" h almost mathem flea! pr
The locks on the drawgre have Ij
by hint in a manner 'which migh
A to be ' "tated by those who
,en at tb
ry 1)a1e," a
com de
ich
prenti
self -
or chise
--The Mitchell correspondent of the
Stratford. Beacon a yo that Mr, F. IP,
Pole has had awrit serveel on the pub.
liber of the ;181ite1 ell Advocate for, as
sdieged, defaming h 5 character through
their neper. by pu lishing six distinct
-criminal count g agai it Mr, Pale, three of
whielt are outside the Pole -Goebel affair,
Damages are laid it $8,0001 We under-
stand that thelpablishers have offered to
furnigh the names of the parties who gave
them information concerning what- was
ablished against Mr, Pole, but Mr. Pole
as declined:the off -r, and the Meoers.
Fi
Davi% will have,
ian p portunity of prov-
ing their assertions in a court of justice.
BI ' HIS,
AITCHISON. M on August
21, the Wife of M . John Aitchison, of
daughter,
Cearran,—Ist Seas) h, oxt August 29, the
wife of Mr. Andrew Calder, of twin
&MS,
CAMPBELL!. --in Seaf rth, on August 30,
the w!4 of Mr, fohn Campbell, of a
SKELTON, _ on August 21, the
wife o , John lielton, of a daugh-
ter,
NerroSe, In Grey, on August 25, the
wife of Mr, 'William Norton, of a
daughter,
-
Beanenseet —In 11tIleftt, on August 28,
t
Kaelah, idea da o.„
tter of Mr, George
Balderson, aged 8imonths,
Direfte—In Stanley, on. August 29, the
wife Of Mr, Valentine Diehl, aged 45
years, 1
sammageol.
THE NIARKETS„
— 1
i SEAPORTS, Sept, 2,1875,
There is nothing 'doing on the grain
market. Deliveries are go light that
only a few buyers are now on the mar-
ket. In a week or so, however, things
will brighten up, and there will be plenty
of buyers and, an abundance of grain.
Batter is scarce and in good demand. It
is difficult to get a good. artiele for home
consumption. Potatoes are abundant
and declining in price. Frait seems
plentiful, but all brought in thus far hes
met with ready eale at good priees. We
quote:
Fall Wheat 1 05 to 1 10
Spring Wheat, per bushel, - ,, . 1 05 to 1 10
Oats' per bushel., ,, . . , ..1.... „ 0 88 to 0 40
Peas perbughel 0 70 to 0 75
Barley- per bushel , 0 60 to 0 65
Butter, No. 1, Loose, 0 17 to ' 0 18
Eggs, - . , , , ,,, - ,, ,..., . i . , . . . 0 00 to - 0 13
Flour, per barrel. ' . 5 50 to 6 00
„, , • 7 00 to 10 00
Hides. , 0 00 to 550
Sheep eking, 0 50 to 1 50
Salt (retail) per barrel 0 80
Salt (wholeSale) per barrel, -, „ , . 0 70
Potatoes, now, per bushel 0 80 to 0 40
Oatmeal 't--)• ad • 1 0 00 to 600
,
Wood. ,
Beef
sines a 1 their livet
- ie farm tarly,ea
he mak ng or a bat
ke -contempiate4 sending to
ncial Exhibition . And it is we
et that apart from the ., upertor Et
nake of it, there can be no dota
at it will briag him "much grist
n account of the fact that it
nstructed bono who eas not been.
I bs- the eiglit of th Alnnhtft
daylight encu he w e born '
5r1d. He ie ales, 1nrU0U8 111
action of " nteeleecarved. M fbe
1
ineeniotoi an( eceentri styles &fro
- Ave, and withal n ore lflenit
he author of then is blind) to
ozieht mind how tees/ are coil-
. Robert Dale is w shout excep-
greateet blind gsniue in this.
f the Dominion. There ere in
I rteyluni Of bah this -country
sgland,: nonsfaeing Ferrite who ems -
a.eekete, do wool. work &c., but we
reels" helieve that th( rr oe another
maker, wile has not hc use ofhio
erganee who eau eomp re with him
ese of the toots of a e rpenter. It
01 a vieit of the cum ,us in oak
h to teok at what ia lan lf -
it fOrtil, -04atea 'Pim «.
grops area Palo in Gr
• Britain,
. mese ',rine gaprea:e reviewing
ehin unerketo and crop reports et
!ek, says that the e( ntiuuance af
'rather haa enabie(1 farmers to se- ,
large anroant of pr 'duce in fine
I -on. The noire, however, that is
,
, the crop thra more ce mietainte me
e.f both quelity and yield. Stelt
-the came in rrance, Holland aud
,:rg 1 eport that samples are of t‘
-Aeries:, , Pricein Great Bnp-
i. t uneettle(1, Tha markets ns
- laerse ehow a decline of one
in Franee the reducWa
s ° . Flouts at Paris
eli wheat has '
i aiseettet o fr"x' ofk,rin
,01 ti nrktets fo
. '6) an advetehi of Is,
sniate e that have Ix -Wed,
F_t be a menth befere prices
'arael their E:.vel., ske ft ride
,n the f. Iontinerit,
e withering of the crops is g .
and prices ha -he given sea
a n lielgitim, Holland, and Ger
-
the potato crop haa saffered rall
;row rain and disease.
---sessees.----
paeructiaeo Rain Storfl3.
cat deetructive rain storm occu.
atingtote on Sundas4 lest. N
Inks of the Silver Creek abent -
'uie were flooded i and did
pelted to seek eafetY 10
tories 4 more substantial
,nd could Only he reached'
hundred e'er& frornlii
n the vicinity of thee:Navy h.
eefore beiughnown to be at
covered with water from a
two and three feet. Elea
velfth /Areas, east, were
ed te float an ordinary boa
Scalities, owing to the -burst
., the 'street cars ceased
the -water somewhat
, , A
LUIS on Penosywanta es.' v
2 00 to 2 50
4 00 to 600
C• ranron, Elt, 2, 1875,
Fall Whea,t, per bushel., 5 0 1 12
Spring Wheat,- perbushel. 1 10 0 1 12
Oat,per bushel 0 37 0 0 40
Baxley, per 'bushel 0 60 C 7;
Peag', per bushel 0 70 0 72
* - • • 0 17 13 0 18
Butter
Potatoes 040 0 040
Eggs0 12 0 018
Hay, per toil,— „ ,,,,,, • , 8 00 0 10 00
TORONTO, Sept, 2, 1875.
There iverc in to -day abont 200 bushels
of Tread elt wheats for vvhith $1 21 to
$1 22 w4s paid; about 400 bushels of
barley,- taken at 75(r to 85e; and. a lo
of new oat e at 42e. Hay brought; $15 to
$10, Butter sold at 25e to 27e for pound
rolls. Eggs were a OlOW t ale, at 17e to
18e for email tote, and at 14c by the
basket. -
Lorries's, Sept, 2, 1875,
The delivery of wheat hag been very
farbero being busy- with the bar -
vest, Very little grain of amy kind, ex-
cept oat, was offered, and prices con-
tinue wi1Iwnf ehange, 1)eihl fell wheat
Rohl at $
sold at$
New in
Spring
ing ; gel
Weight. One lot of &x if
class cattle averagin 818 lbs, As so
for $3 75 per /00 lbs ; this was alba tthe
lowest price mid to day. There were
three car-Ioads.of hogs on flee ma' ket ;
two of these loads were distillehytfed hogs
and were bought at $6 624 per 100 lbs
on their arrival. The farm -f d ho'i,
brought $7 37 to $7 50 per 100 lbs.
sheep or. Iambs in the market, Hidc,s
No. 1, inspeet-ed, $6; No, 2, $5 •:N�.
e4, per 100 ; calfs ins are from Oc to
1 le per lb ; sheep and latribekin !il1 to
60e each,
LITTLE FALLS DAIRY MA.R. ET.
TATTLE roue, N. Y., Aug, 30, 18!.
Tile number of box of cheese held
over from last week, torcthtr tsitl the
low state of the market a that ti left
an impression on the miitle of f ,ore
men.. that their loads Would meet with
ready salee and advanced rates. Con-
sequently, the offerings ,of factonices were
large, reaching fully 15,000 boxes, The
unsatisfactory condition of affaire in New
York, with regard to credit on the part
of shippers, had a tendency to ake
buyers wary and unwilling to m hese
at last week's quotations. Ho der , on
king
any -
This
t of
not
.000
tight
be -
here
vard
een
iries
the other hand who bad been lo
for a " rise," were loatli to sell at
thing below rates of a week ago.
made the market by gar the dello
the oeason, • Sales of factory wer
effected lentil a late hour, not over
boxes having been sold. These,br
from lOte, to 11e7 the latter flgur
ing paid for choice tote only, '
were probably 2,500 Nixes sent fo
to be sold on conunission. Bet
300 and 350 boxes of farm
were delivered whieh eold at from 91.e.
to 101e. I
We have received advices from a
up to the third week in AuguSt,,
London correspondeot says ; Tra
tions in ,Atrierican and. Canadian e
are large, at previous -rates.
arrivals cheek the tendency show
ward an advance. quotations are
lowe ; English Cheddar, 76s, to
Wiltshire, doable, 680, to 74re; Che
medium, 68s, to 720,1- fine, 74s, to
Scotch, 67s. to 74s.;,14nerican and.
adian, extra fine, 5/e. to 58s,; fine
to 56s.good, 48s, to 52s, • seat
40s, to 48s. There ni steady
for butter, more especially for
European a few sales of Irish and
erican made. Clonrnels, 120s. to
extra fine, 124s.; Limericks, 114a.;
sets, 144s, • Jerseys, 90s. to 110s,'
•
land, 110;.• to 120s.' Swedish, 1
120.; Normandy, 9fia, to 130e.; A
can aad. Canadian, 60s. to 95s.
road
Our
sa
eerie
rge
to-
fol -
hire,
7Ss,;
Can'
54.
ary,
and
{fine
Am -
220r;
Dor-
ries-
.to
eri-
'008;
NEW GO
MciLL & CO,
D
N C A &HD N A Pi
LL GOODS
rPENED OUT THIS viOEK.
PENED OUT THIS WEEK.
ENED OUT THIS WEEK,
S A.F0
*OU D CALL E ECIAL A TENTION 0 TIIETR:
A
Opening this k5 eseirixrent.
EE OUR SPECIAL BAH N
IN
*Bvtt FLANNELS, Nsw FLANN LS, }-
,
NhaF FLANNELS, Naw FIJA;* IriS5 1
FLANNELS, Naw FLANNELS,
1
E AND SPLENDID
TOOKS
NE
JUST OF'ENED
HIS WE
NTS,
DRESS (i-voltS,
EW BLACK- LUSTRES
NEW WINCOS,
NEW WINCEYS,
NEW WINCEYS,
Whie,h for
ARIETY and B10E surpaskies anything
been able to offer tic) the public.
hat they ha.ve ever • IAILO!31NG DEPJWTMENt
NEW PRINTS, NEW PUNTS,
NEW. PRINTS, NEW PIOTS,
NE* PRINTS, NEW PRINTS,
Thete
oods we
e Seleced with Great Care, ,
1
gest and Finegt Stock ever sh.overrle thc
lowing,Goods
FftEN
ENOL
SCOT(
WORiaTED; eamallos,
syl FANCY TWEEDS;
II CHECK SUITINGS.
,
A.nd he'd
purchased at 'me when money TcO0 scarce, they a e
w prepared to
HATS ANES cAps.
X -EW COTTONS,
NEW Comm,
NEW COTTONS,
OFFER
INDUCEME 'TS TO AU THEIR
'OMER&
oice Selections in est
Goon is quoted in Nevr York at 14.
LADIES' 41JfERIC4E
NGLISII STYLE,
AMERICAN Sfr.YLr
•CANADIAN
KID BOOTS AND SLIPP RS
&
MeINTYRE
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW DRESS. GOODS
- NEW DRESS GOODS,
WE
GIVE AEW OF
ows, TIEs,
1-1
M I P A ID 1 IT
S
THE CHEAPEST FINE COO
.NEW CLOTH MANTLES,
NEW CLOTH MANTLES,
' NEW CLOTH MANTLES,
•EVER OFFERED
IN SEAFO
TB,
ALSO
THE
BEST FRENCH kl
Both inTatton and Lace,
NEW SEAL MANTLES,
NEW SEAL MANTLESTs
--eNEW SEAL 3,1ANVLES
FANCY DRESS
ALL WOOL SE
PLA D DRESS
ME INOES—An
MO RNING G
6
From KIN"; & BROWN, the Best and
Faehionable makers of Ladies' Boots in t
rainion,
MeINTYRE & WILL
Main Street, Se
408
Most
he Do-
'
IS,
forth,
CIAUTION,--Ag ray w fs, „ANNA JANE HOG -
GAM), hag left ray bed and board ithont
just OHM or provocati n, I hereby eau ion all
parties sleekest harboring her or giving h any-
thing without a written order from me, omits
nossoorin, Township eforra, Cosnty of WI-
, ran, Morrie, Aug, 81, i754(4,4
to $2 10. Extra chrerce load
15, New sells freely at $1 80 i
readwelf old $1 00 to $2 05,
fecel demand at $1 70 to $1 90, LACHINE CANAL ENLARGMENT
NEW -COB SETS,
NEW CORSETS,
NEV CORSETS,
heat scarce and ia good demand
2 05. Barley, very little offer- NOTICE TO CONTRACT
at $1 t4 $1 40, aceording to THE letting of the vio kg for the enlarge
quota Oats old ,scarce and wanted at the Lathine Canal, a vertiged to take
$1 23, lew more plentiful and sell freely the Si'rr1f Pr o erMinnit Neat.
at $1 to $1 05. Peas, very few offering, Rol dabolymtrotproneidye milt& ,iloarlElio).1swiEnig)
eell at $1 15 to $1 20, The above quota- 2Oth day of 8opteml4r next, The pia
tions are per 100 po d IP tter scene • epeclileationa will be ready for examinatio
rolls 210,,to 23c; fee ed on Tiltrne
19e to 21e,
, 5
go, 18-cato 20e ; croeke 14aPrevi
e•e° mulY raenti
16th day of September
ext. By Order,
P. BRAUN, Seer
orkg,
-Department of Public
STRATFORD OflJESE MARKET, Ottawa, -Aug. 18,
At the Stratfor Cheese Merkes on
Wednesday, the offeriugs were .4,500 HOUSE AND LPT IN
170 boxes at Ole. -
e1To be Sold by Auedion„I
boxers.- Sals, ,400 boxes at 9c,, and
RS.
cut of
laee on
, un-
date0
y, the
and
, at the
AY, the
NEW TIES,
NEW TIES, .
NEW TIES,
NEW
e NEW
NEW
----- 4
TORONTO liIVE STOCK MARKET,
BSEITIF,S, —The receipts of cattle were
rather more liberal (Janne the paet week,
and thehittatity alfer ehowed improvement,
Prime tor ellPiee were firm, but for infer-
rior And Meditall were hardly maintained,
We
444te fir/it-0148e, $4 25 to $4 50 ;
secondollessee V 70 to $4 ; third-elaos,
$3 to $3 00,1 [la:ported gales include one
cer, averaging 1,15011es, at $53 ; two
954S lbse at $31 50 ; two care, averaging I
1,050 Ills, at $3/ ; one ear, averaging ;
1,100 lies, at $44 ; 'WO Call, mixed, ever -
aging 1,025 lbo, at $31. ; 30 head, do,,
averaging 1,050 lbs, at $34.
Strnefe—Have been in Moderate Rip-
ply, with a, fair demand for the local
trade, at from. $4 to $5 50 for lots, $6
being paid for selc1eted only, '
LA3IBS --In go d request, with scarce-
ly as many aom' g in as are required,
and prices are firm, at from $3 to $3 50,
with asa obtainable for selected. We
note -sa e,s of 165 including 14 sheep, at
$3, 50 aal round., i •
I .
MONTREAL l'ItirrE STOOK, MARKET.
I Sr. GA!lliiIEL, Sept. 1, 1875.
The &LttIe on the market to -day con-
sisted cif twelve carloads of fresh arrivals,
and two carloadheld over from last
week, making ha all 14 car -loads offered
for saki. Butchers taking advantage of
the large supply have succeded in lower-
ing prices ftom 10e to 25e per 100 lbs.
Aldetnian McShane bought several oxen.
at 50 per lb, one or two very good steers
btouk1t 51e per lb, but the general 'price
vba Irene. $4 25 to $4 75 per 100 lb', live
7"1AVAPY12,it
. 3 f
Home and Lot in j ipen,owned and
MTVE1151V-ri7ae-thiril
tbe day of sale, the hala
pureheeer-at 6 per eent
ithetioaoche e
sol4 st Os same time
408-6 WM,
404-8
EN
NEW COLLARS,
NEW -COLLARS,
NEW COLLARS,
•
uetion,
11, the.
oeiip1ed by
the pareha money On
On tiree to ['lathe
interest,
Blsir will also be
el place,
LATE, Sr,,
LUMBER.
.4.,644-6466466e4.
.44 6-44644
WE have now 4s hand for sale, at 1Saw
1,1111g, near Grgy, Young A Spolin 'o Salt
Worte, a :arge (-plenary of
HEMLOC'k LUMBER,
1,Vhieh we now offer et $7 50 per M.
,Partiea favoring no with their attics w 1 have
it promptly attended to.
401 ARMITATE, CARTER, & RAY.
INSOLVENT ACT OF !869,1
In the Matter of OLIVER GABLE
of the Town Of -Goderich, 111t
Huron, and THOMAS MAB
younger; ROBERT CRAIG and
CRAIG, all of the village of Carron
the County of Perth, Stave 31anu
G. ANDERSON Co., both as
and Coopers, tralg under th?
and. partners, In. lvents,
THE Insolvents hale made an aggi
T
tom
eireeserttir ttllr
ifie
the Town of Goderiela in the Cou ty
on Tuesday, the 7th day of nab
EWOUFFS,
NEN.V CUFFS,
liEW CUFFS,
AT
AT
AT
NEW C VF FS,
NEW CUFFS,
NEW , CUFFS,
GOODS-91enit1 an atied.
GE—Yery Serviceable and a hionable,
OODS—
The lading Thing StylisleGoods.
Colors and. Cheap,
OD Large Stock at Rot Prices,
BLA K LUSTR S—A Splendid Choice from
WINOEYS—At al Primo and a Good Choice,
FA CY AN6 P AIN FLANINELS—Chea
WO STED 00 TINGS—A 400d Variety
EDS—Canada English and Scotch,
CY AND P AIN yESTINGS—A Fin. Selection.
TLE CLO HS—Very Low Priced-
")
WOOL BE VER —That wilt lteen l' le Warin.
NKETS—Fora Song this Year.
IERY ANp GLOIll'ES—ak:eaper thaw th Cheapest.
arm.
TS AND OVE S—A Good Stock to 047fie From.
LE DAMA
\
A. G. McDouo-ALL & Co.
&FOUNDRY FOR SEAFORTH
INPSOPti' SCARFS,,
In Great Variety
aiatt for a Pouneety ta Sea.fertbe
0. 0, WILLSON;
TitY,
ORTH AGRICULTURAL IM
PLEMENT EMPORIUM
h you. with the Bed. lairplemente made
at the
Lo >est Mzufaetv;erd Priem
TYV
MA
AL
BL
HO
KID
QUI
TA
OL
1
SM
HA
BO
GR
than ever Before, -
Low,
SOETHING NEW
IN THISTLE CUTTERS,
P
Ina Bc4, a. Stoek of the Improved Thi -41,0
Clatter ilowi, with Wrought Iron This
has sllth good features a tire o18 plow, sud i.
mulch m e dunrIale. It is mar.taaanned bUze
old firm, be orkinal malaise turerg of the
tle Cutter Massey Mautifactueing Conpny
Port Perysud LoadOn Gang Plows, the bt
Gang Pkws ever intrerIuced to the publiot,
trial given and eatiefaction gnaranteed, All kinds
of Geners[IPprpoze PiotV); AlWays on Hard.
11.48.66
MITS AND GLOVES—Very Fine and
KS—
and 1,6101n at all Fri
ler:TRAIN- CUTTERS AND 616
A
C Clil5SHE1186
I I
, •
The old Favorite Straw Cutte and G -rain
Crushers from Ma7well, ef Paris, always on bend.
These Implonents have teen well tried, and barn
,fft,o0d the test of time, as titOge 01 zo izralcr make
have done,
THING—For the Million Cheap,
ANI: FANCY GOOD
s—T4 Suit Everybody,
LL -WARE
S AND OA
TS AND S
OERIES—
—Large Stock.
HORSE POWEES.
minw4n= two, !cur, six Bud ten -horse Po
always on hand.
wellas Prices,
he0a:aSi—nd GA.011047rts and Sizes
HOFFIVIAN BROTi•ileRS'
HOFFMAN BROTII' ERS'
' HIOFFMAN BROTI1ERS!
MILL,
NERY AN
ANTL8
ROOMS
THE FLO ENDE 4
MACHINE
Is novi univeltallyazitted to be the DWI arid
CHEAPEST—the ebf,apeet beea,tifP the best -le -
the market.. This is the elite mallow In the
market having a re---mittle feeder, and ft le flw
only machine that makes rafire than ?nye kindas,
stitch, These machines are sad ou trial, and if
the pnr6l18aeri� wt with. it can retain it
and get any other machine lathe market, A trial
of 'it is all that is v.ar.ired togive a:at/dilation.
DERSON,
Linty 011
L, the !
HENRY!
rook, In',
tiros
of 0.:
viduals
CHEAP
CialEAP
CHEAP
PA AB
UT TWO WE
KS,
WV, at the hour 01 11 o'clock in the 1
reeeive statements of their affairs a1ul
Assignee.
Dated at Goderieh this 10th day
I DIXIE WATSON, In
GARROW 8‘ WAIXEU,
Solicitors for insolvents.
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1 leading tutaehines, so that Tnrehasera eau ha.ve
their etiaiee„
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TO THE LADIES,—In L4
and Mnele DeDartramt
baepa a full Aoek 01
Self -Fitting Charts.
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