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SEPTEMBER 10, Los° -,
issessaassass!
•IES.
Loan and Real Estate
and 001111ittsaion
er-
ial estate in town or
Lpie intert3st. Charges
zht and sold. Matured
ata to snit borrowers.
ty for sale. -
Office-,
i-rnsitels, Ont. 615
RTICLES.
-This is to certify that
of chronieshentaathun
r a receipt I have left
LleaNuell. Far fur.
CHARLES WOODS,
608
pGr Hide a 4wo 'Wheel
new ; eost $6•„; ; will he
fit 8 inches in
pare axle and in
Adttlecs tor price to
.RT, Itensall, Ont. 663
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iSALE.
sane a good bay Colt,
Wilt hr4 ke to harness.
ton McKillop. JA.S.
665
Sale, a heavy draught
crr, of chestnut color,
r Pore. Ile is sound
on Lot 81, Concession
gERCILLE. 665x4
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.,E—For Sale, a Good
to the Imported Fel-
r u color, weighs over
Did. She is Hound and
r...ot 12, Concession 4,
RDIE. 664K2
EERS.
1 Auctioneer for the
Sales attended in all
orders left at the Ex.
xxiptiy attended to.,
AUCTIONEER AND
eial attention given to
srming and thorough -
d -for the English mar -
owns, Acheson', new
ns moderate 615
Licensed Auction -
;t1 attention given to
y. Farm Stock and
eft with eithei of the
0., or Lot 14, eon-
- P. 0., or Lot 29, c
1; attended te. Sale
llrnishe1 if required.
on - GEO. BARROWS,
639
TOCK.
ie into the pterceses of
Concession L. R. S.,
aiddle of July, a two
-5r can have the same
a,liug charges. ilOHN
664%4
into the premises el
11, Concession
tf July, a Red Mealy
The owner can have
property and paying
sRA." 663
4ayed from Lot 19,
qt. on Saturday night,
Dark Bay Mare, rising
U,s. Any person giving
lead to her recovery
PAT LICK KENNAL-
663n4
ED.
anted, for the Waltoa
re:Leiria- belling a
Sc-
te.. Applications, with,
y, wil. ba received by
teraber 18th. Daties
IHS1 ROBERT PAT- '
▪ Watten P. 0. 664x4
— — —
-tra! ed from the farm,
, concession 11 off
O f July, a white year
7. He had a etag head.
:1 lead to the recovery
euitably rewarded by
on P. 0. 662x4
T•nders will be re-
igned until MONDAY,
the erection af a brick
▪ ideations can be seen
'I be brick and stone
undersigned; the con. -
r material
building. Tenders
In -le or for the mason
Ili:FE-1y. The lowest or
trily accepted. D, D.
663x4
NOTICES,
.t..vestell in Wall -St.,
.teelts makes fortunes
It free VIirtaining every-
& Co., Bankers, 17
587.-52
11;1.W, late of Scot-
to the inhabitants of
lg muntry that he has
nen.' House Painter,
ter, ;NJ% All work en -
in first- class style.
Rose's Grocery, Sea -
632
reby given that after
- tht-lot from the that
THE iro!;
application will be
urrugate Court of the
, t. Carnochan„ of the
h, in the County of
Milted Guardian of the
el James, Carnochan,
u Carnochan, late of
th, in the County of
who departed tbi 4 life
ay of 1 ecember, 1S711.
Solicitors for
665-3
nney to lend on good
ItE
7 per eent. inter -
flinch.; charges mod -
631
Riga or small stuns
t:c at 8 percent. yearly
;or on the installment
:ieaforth. 628
n huge or email sums
t Paivat e funds ;
interest payable at
Clinton. 66tr4
• Improved Farm Prop-
torest. Interest pe -Y-
s desired, with a por-
- preferred. Expenses
D. RYAN, Seafortb,
625
t't1
ba s a, large sum at
e investment hest
;te. Seven and a hair
ptineipal as- may be
Solicitor, Sea.
633
t LET.
table brick stare, with
-I, Street, Reaftartla, at
Watson. Possession
.t.tal3. Apply to Me -
D. 631
enty-lire acres of land
tr sale idEgmandville.
t( d for either farm or
•dirtutable. Appiy to -
6 -1,1
Brett class Planing
running order,
Town. of Seaforth,
caq. Enquire of
Gtelerich, Ont.
Y FOR SALE For
thi Lot 8-4, corner of
with two comfortable
1-reonh be sold
tiE04GE W. •SPAR
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oeneral News Items. 000
—Violent gales, thunder storms and ,0 0
waterspouts have done much damage , 0 0
in Spain and Switzerland. 0 0
—On Thursday last twenty-seven 000
young women, paupers, left the Dublin,
Ireland, workhouse for Canadas accem-
panied by their matron.
—A temperance convention was held
ja Woodstock, Sat urday week, to con-
sider the propriety of bringing the Scott ,
Act before the people of Oxford at an
early date.
_Spurgeon's vast congregation, gens
orally numbering between six and seven
thousand people, join in singina• the
byrans without any in strumental ac- ' •
compartment.
—Wm. Donnelly was engaged for
some days in serving subpoenas on the
witnesses for the Crown, to attend the
trial at the Middlesex Assizes, which
opens on September 28.
—The Highlanders of Elgin are mak-
ing- arrangements for presenting the
marquis of Lorne with a genuine High-
land address, on the 'occasion of his
visit to St. Thomas, on the 29th of
September.
terson, of St. Catharines,
has a peach which grew on one of his
trees in close proximity to a russet apple
tree. One side of the fruit is peach,
and the other russet. Who can explain ;
this departure?
—While marking at the rifle range at
Guelph, 'Etat week, a young than named
Williams received a bullet Splinter in ,
his eye. It has since been found
necessary to remove the injured eye,
which operation; has been successfully ,
performed.—he
TFrench Government as soon
as the Chambers resume, will introduce
a bill far the sale of Crown jewels
not considered of artistic value, esti-
mated at about 750,000 francs, the pro-
ceede to be devoted to the purchase of
works of art. WALLY
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—The deaf mutes of America are
holding their first conveution at
Cincinnati. There is a fair attendance
of leading deaf mutes from all parts
of the United States and. Canada.
The proceedings are all carried on by
signs.
--On Saturday Pere Hya,ncithe, of
pis, solemnized the marriage of Abbe , IMPORTANT
Leine, until recently a priest of the
diocese of Maus, with Madame Wo,
chez. Hyacinthe warned them that ,
they must be prepared to encounter ,
persecution.
—Chicago has a new industry, a hos-
pital for diseased and orphan birds.
Mrs. A. F. Moir is the chief physician
and matron of the institution, and is
also a head nurse and instructor -in -
chief to- young birds. There are medi-
sal, surgical and ohsteric wards, an
asylum for the blind, and an orphan
department.
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—'The oyster season at New York has
this year begun fully a week earlier
Th i
the crop exceeds any thins, in the his -
than usual. e s ze aud excellence of In c
Wry of the oyster trade for twenty
years.• The demand is unprecedente
and the shipments to Western citi
are i0 to 100 per centin excess -of last
year's.
—A great meeting was held by the
Irishmen of Glasgow, on the night of
the 26-th nit., at -which resolutionh were
passed condemning in strong terms the
heavy pmaislaro.ent of six months' ire-
prism:pent, administered by the courts
upon the participators in the recent
Horne Rule riots iu Glasgow.
—The- first party of delegates from
Sctelancl to the General Presbyterian
Council, to be held shortly in Philadel-
phia., has arrived. Among the dele-
gates already arrived are Prof. Flint,
University of Edinburgh ; Rev. Dr.
Rainey, leader of the Free -Churc
party in Scotland, and the Rev. D
Goold, au eminent theologian of th
Free Church.
onseque7 c of 02# .15Ytore
easing rade,
to Larg :Pre
a great expense,r 10 St
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George Dent, n tidoo2
egraplt Office, w ere la
sortmeut of Sco
Twee s ever Im rted
and 2)1
Remove
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h
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e.
—Queen Christina of Spain has1 give
much pleasure to the Catholics, b
visiting in succession the nine populti
chapels and churches in Madrid, d.ed
cated to the Virgin, and leaving $20
for ihe poo -2 at each shrine. At ever
chapel she knelt for more than an hou
in prayer. The Queen and her mothe
constantly visit the churches, wher
Mass is offered for the happy deliver
of Her Majesty.
—A cable despatch announces th
death of Ole Bull, the famous violinist,
at Bergen, Norway. Ole Borneman
Ball was born at Bergen, February 5th
1810, aud was, therefore, 70 years an
six mouths old at the time of hi
death. He developed a genius for th
violin in his early youth, and visite
Paris to perfect himself in its study
Ile subsequently performed in Italy an
England with great success. He accu
roulated a ennsiderable fortune from
the proceeds of his concerts, and, coin
rug to the United States iu 1845, h
purchased a great tract of land in. Penn
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i- day. _Popular Satisfaction ey n
0 Handsome and NoLby Stock d
Y Goods. -
OAK HALL-
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forvi
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laths,
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a WHY ! B
- and plenty of r.
represented and
e
avIvania., and attempted to found a
N'orwegian colony upon it, which he
called Oleana. The Utopian. project STRICTLY ON
BE yVISE
cause we have'
oat to show it.
as cheap as an
erceed a failure, and left Bull a poo
Mu. He returned with euthusiasm t
his art, gave coucerts throughou
Europe and America, and quickly re
trieved his fortunes. He has sine
mostly resided in the United States
but tock his final departure for his na
tiveland about a; year ago, after
:eorainetsry.af farewell concerts in thi
—Slime Dr. Loaner has completed
hisfast, the questioe as to 'whether he
lost his teeth from long abstinence from
food has been disputed, and made the
oeimsieri for the spread of silly rumors.
Dr• Titunee says I: "They're floating
TdJ kinds o- gags about my fast. Seme
say I've shortened my life ten years by
say that fasting rejuvenates a
tail; he; gets id of the rusty material
liana System, and when he resumes
batter after my first long fast, and. I
Nbetter uow. I've prolonged my life.
ne to 155 pounds now, aud never
telt better. my teeth 'were loose and
rqgures were sore, and I determined
tr,i? have the teeth pulled: that's all."
1;he dentist who extracted Dr. Tanner's
teoth, Says: "The doe -tor did uot
take chloroforna, and, of course, I did
Z.tt advise it. It was hard pulling at
the two canines from the lower jaw,
rd. after they had been extracted, the
l'ctor lay down, on a rounge and rested
while; then he got up in this
'etir and had the others extracted.
ng abstinence from food had drawn
"_:egnnas down from the teeth, and. some
nhein Welt very loose, and I daresay
"ilte and troublesome, especially after
e,Prodigious eating the doctor did on
1;111rclay aft,ern0013. and Sunday after
,!.6terreination of -the fast. The doe -
WS a Irian of remarkable nerve."
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We have ad
Stock of Readyni
Men's, Youth'san
do well to call a
an impression th
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to our Mar
Clothing,.
Boys' Ovr
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compelld to
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and'
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GROCEr;*Y STORE NEXT THE POST OFFICE. '!
Our Tea 11
at 4(1 and 50 cents Can't. be lieat. The Best
60. cent Tea in the Dominion.
60 CENT BLACK,
60 CENT GREEN,
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60 CENT JAPAN,
60 CENT MIXED.
BEST VALUE IN COFFELS.
40 CENTS-
( 45 CENTS.
Goods are all of the Best Quality, and recommended for Flavor
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ROSE, SEAFORTH.
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RAS JUST RETURNED LR'OM *lr, TRADE
1 SAL1 OF
ES -SRS. BROWN RUTH
here he has p
ROCERIE
rchased very che
tock of Fresh
AND
SUBSTITUTES
The public are cautioned g.Lraint a custotn which
is growins.,T quite common of Ile -among a certain class
of medicine dealers. anti whiCh, is this; When asked for
a bottle of Paiii-ifiller,,
the lt suddenly discover that
they are "sold out." "but
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ha.ve another article just as
good, if not better." whech
they' will supply at the same
•z -ice. The object of this
dece , tion is transparent. These
the Pain Pain-liiiler ; and ern g compounded of the vilest
and cheapest drugs, are bought by the 'dealer at about,
:half what he pays for tlie genuine Pain -Killer, which
enables him therefore tcl realizeialfew cents more profit
per bottle upon the imitiation artiOe than he can on the
genuine.
Fog CHOLERA.t.i4INDIOARLS41jS, CRAMPS,
SUMMER OR WAVEt COMPLAINTS
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN -KILLER
IS 111,1EQUALLED.
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T is teat House Medicine ranks
03:1 t the 'eat:1.1111g neceseartes °rime
Tlese famous phis riiiiiirtbe BLOOD, and act
most pa erfully, yet soophinglyon the
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Liver, Storateett, Xidneys,
I ;
and BO VELS_ , eivirp 100, energy, and vigor to
:hese gr et MAIN SPI4N•08 OF LIFE. They
are coniently recommended as a never fitilimg
remedy all cases wheite fe constitution from
wha.teve cause, as beerrn.E4.mpanvo or 1r eaket-
e . Thriv wondelIttly (It caelou.l. 1.1 all ail -
mets incidental to fl tett -(1T. of 404 and as
a 'ENE AL FAMILY EDICINE are- =stir -
Ita Searcti g and Re) --Properties are
known throughOsit; the World.
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For the cure -431 BAD :I, $8, bad breats,
i t i
Old Wounds Sot 0.nd Meets, .
itn infe1ibleremedv.-1
1 effeetnalIY rubbed
on the neck and chest, sit sell into meat, it Cures
S ORE T i ROA J., Bronhitis, Couhs, ColOs, and
even ASTHMA. For Glandular Swellig,
. Absceste File, Fist u1,..
- f
Gout, Rhea/sattern,
And every kind of SKIN inSEASE, it has lever
bec.n k,nown, to fail.
he Pil Fi and 0-i-trient are Manufactured only
at 083, O. FORD STRRT, LONDON, and are
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sold by al V( ndors of Mediciaes throughout the
Civilized Wor1d ; vrtk directions for nee in al-
most every language.
; The Trade marks of these Medicines are regie-
tered in Ortawn. Rene. tiny one throughout the
British P sision, 'she may keep the Ameri-
.
can Coon t 7 feits for sule, will be poectited.
Po chasms t-houl loOli to the Label on
Pots and axes. If the addret,s is not 53, O-
I ford Si re t, London, they areparions.
t DRUC.STORE, EXETERS.
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IT CURES ALMOST INSTANTLY.
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The PAIN-IC1L1.ER is Rut u-- in oz. and 5 o. bottles. retailing at cc
25 and 50 cents respectively, --large bottles are therefore cheapest.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
i s4 Quality and lt oderate Prices.
CnemIcalli con st ant lir ()Abend and warranted
of e Be
. cOmr, ETE and Full iStock of DruEs and
CHANGE OF BUSSS. bes qualilty. A e omplet el Stock of Trnssts,
edital }Vines an d Lieuors can be relied cit
INEas
Shoulder races, Chi sti Pi1c4etors, &., always
on hand, leo S ta tionery. Sehool Book, Fanny
OtriTIDIZY- , •
T Ve Cep Tel Dreg Stre, (Winn' old stand,)
SEAFORH, Ont, April 3rd 1880.
Havina urhased the Seaforth Foundry from john Nopper, we wilj continue
to keep on'hand: at the old stand, Main Street, Seaforths a full assortment. of
lows, Gang Plows, &alders, Land Rollers and all other Ireplenaents in our line I
FRED R. NOPPER. NOPPER BROTHERS.
OIDT W. NOPPER.
SEAFORTII, Opt., April 3rd 180.
olumn Grestiugs, and School, Church Garden and LaWn Chairs a specialty-,
epairing promptly and. neatly done and eatisfactionlguaranteed. Give us a trial.
directly -op esite the Cenfral ote.
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TRADE ARic,C. TRADmARPG
luuam.
ca. tt
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Having disposed of my Internees, I must Call 11 all those indebted to me,
i either by note or book account, to call and settle the same before the First of
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May, as after that date I will place everythm in the hands of th Cl k f h
as fine a
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GLASSWAttE
As was evir shown in Seaforth. I
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rally would find it to thoi
To Call and Examina these Goods sari as6r-
Wit prices.
esse-a-A;
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Before TIking c= , After
TEE GE AT ENG LINE REMED1', An un
--1-- failing (ire for Semi i al Wrakness, Sperms -
5 torihea , In potency, ur.dll dbeases that follow
as a scqueihee 01 se11-ahtise, a 8 loss of memory,
universal lost.itud, pain in the bak, .-!,,inmssof
visitfin. premature old arc, and many other die -
ease that pad to insanity r?) consumption and a
i,re ature alliT#0. Fail pa 1 t e uls rs in onr 1. am
phit t, wi.ich •ct e thrive th stnd free hy mail to
eve y 03e. The Sr cibc Nedicine is poi d by all
aro gists at ''-i y ei patk6ge, Or six packages for
a P1 1 e sei t Dee tvc wail on receipt of the
rooupy by addressing 'I.ItIE GRAY MEDICINE
Co., No I # Mthanict,' Bloc, Detrit, Mith. 647
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AINTING. PAINTING.
PAINTING.
HOUSE kND SIGN PAINTING.
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J. GRAVES is Prepared to do ttl kinds of House and Sign Peinting, Paper Hang-
ing and Whitewa'shing. Satisfa ttion Guaranteed or no charge made. Orders
left at Wilson & Youngs, Lumsdeu & Wilson's, or Wm. Robertson ar. Co.'e, will
lic ge _ receive prompt attention.
profit 1,, ,
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JOHN KIDD'S -Et tA-1:--0/1-P-1_&.,S7
JOHN L0AN, leforth.' HARDWARE, STOVE, BANKIN HOUSE.
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,a Boys' pit, and 1 _
nyt I la* in this line will .111._
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rnishing. : $ 1 0, , 0 0 .C', TO L.
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ON 1'4M PROPERTY,
even Per Cent. Intrfist,
abt e Yea ly.
ROWERS in wed to ay prin
time • interest charged onlY on
on. Apply to
A. G. McD UG -An
D* Goods ei
Pay-.
al at
Le un
orth.
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MAIN STRET, SEAFORTH.
anners, when 1 in Town, drop in
• and seei; iy Stock of
HARVEST IMPIEMENTS;
cythes, Snaths,; Hay Forks. 3(4744-y
_Forks'Win(isor #.5"teel Turnip
Hoes, Cradles Hay Rake, (Lc.
SELL Ar OLD PRICES.
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P. A:Y"hi
BANKER,
SEAFORTHi - ONTARIO.
Office in the prenases 'under David -
son's 11tel, forinerly occupied by
the Bank of Comerce.
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'Fo ;PLEASURE,
tombd and health.
-.Slino oniv the eer,u-
'n6 QUI FLAKE,
Pro minced, by all
trho have tried it, the
n tpurestand best
m kihg Tobacco in
thie verld. Ask your
1 r -for it. And if
ouicannot get it ele-
her, write to the
d tsigned for cir-
ar and 'price -est
ose -genuine with-
u1$r Trade 411ark
d sinature.
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NOTES AND BI LS DISCOUNTED, BRQ. DFOOT & BOX,
English afrid F-eign Exchange ISB A F 0R T H ,
Thar based. ;
FARMERSSAL NOTES BOUCHT.
Cell and see me whether you buy or not, is
seI cheap, Draf
JOILN KIDD, SeaArth.
UGGIES, BUGGIES.
Parties desiring Oo purchase Neat and
Subrtantial
tRuggeff, Carrioges or Pernocratt,
Cra
find them at WM. GRASS1ES
nr the market.
He has also a number of splendid
LUMBE WAGONS
ly
itt
Which He 1i1 Sell Cheap.
Repairiag_and lqorse Shoeing Prompt -
Attended to. Remember the old
aker at the new stand.
WM. GRASSIE.
Mone
Issu
of th
d, paa a le at all Branches
Bank os Commerce.
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tercel Allol eft on Deposita.
to Los# on hfrtgge, at from Seven to
Nine Pelf Cent.
LUMB
It FOR SALE.
HEM OCH, Btlrst Qualiy, $6 per M. PINZ
froM
B114 CUT TO ORDER,:
Le from 10 to 50 Feet, at the -
ILL, IN MoKILLOP
•The Subscribe- bas also a
LUIBER YARD I N SEAFORTH
Wher4 all kinds of Ltuntirr can be obtained.
479 THOMAS DOWNEY
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PUNERAS ATTESDAD ON DM
SJrORTEST NOMA
COFF1148 AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON.HAislix
HEARSE FOR
EMPLO
66 :574E11: your main to Tenni and
o fit free. Addrass Hi HA.LDETT
Vo.,Portla , Maine. ; ti26-52
A X11-412 * 01! home essiy:
made, -Costly ontatalsoe Address TRUE
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