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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 19000 � I , ' - W13OLE - NUMBER,� 1,711. , .� . I . I � I I $1 a Yeaf in -Advance. " ,*� . � . � --� - -.F ' - , � - , . � . � . i ; I � I I ' . � . ; It . — I. W I I � , I . , I �A., HURON GI US 0 BSEIR�V.k- river and: the city. To me the latter is all him. They decided to perform an opera. f)r Chathamites. ;rbe Houston party had . - - if � , I I , TIONSTIT OLD LONDON. LonJon, for there is no break from Green. s . tion, which they did on the 8th of Septem� gathered drift wood for a bon -fire. The ,'I I -� . wich up to the city proper, and I some- - . I - , - . z A- -Co m p- lete: S ore.] I : I . her, and found that he was ailing from a pile was fired byl another party, Ong � � -i - . � . , � . " . , I times wonder where it will end, for -,the--, . number �f d-ancers in thi 'stomach, of which whom were the sons and daughtermcif am . I I . I - - I a I 11 ETTE NO. 9.' Judge ; ---�-i � I e - . ! �� I . -1 . op,,en=ej between old London anct' its a i -- � � . - . I � . - � he died as stated above. � He leaves -a wife Bell and the deceased- lad.; U o ee I I � , . . - I . - �, ABOUT OREENWICH on 86P'plies pin a . ; . i . U towns are fast filling up 'vina -2nd grown up family, � -by the I �,t : I I !rig that their wood was being burned I I .. ! I DEAk'ExPosn -OR, -Although many people Mn these smaller towns are pushing A Bry pleasant and hippy event took Y I I . I . . - . . � f�v : . . V4 others, it wassuggesited b a sister of the ; ... �- -1 i . - I - � �t . . ; . geasid6. for holdays, many � Olt -co - � - - I I - , 711111,�`,l , . t emselves out to the untry places. FOR PUBLIC AND HIGH place at the home of Mr. Johnisi, of Colborne, lad Houston that, he should get his rifle, a i A - . � I I I . I ir . � i . I I . I others spend thi a ou� the Thai nee, sonre in We sat along time on observatory hill SCHOOLS, COLLEGIATE last week, it being the marriage of his Flobert, and frighten' them. This young ! � -. I . . Oliva . .. � . � W- I . I . �, their summer h(mes, 6thers ca ping or in enjoying the view and watching the people I INSTITY-THS, SEPARATE daughter, Maud, to Charles Wm. Houstondid. Fourxhote were fired, the � . I . . . . . . . -- . i I cottages, and a great inany mo a by taking below. Then we decidedAo-st&rtArAw-me,— -- -- Treble. Miss Cornish, of 'Pine River, w^" last one penetrating the abdomen of Lyell I I . - � I I - I I � : � I - - i . - o'g, now and' again, gn ; up and hads�WsJk.up nd-Ad,wit.-the�-old---ttreets, � I A , � .1 � . I � . . - a day '. bridesmaid,' while the irooni's brother, Ste hens�'and this shot in said tcr have caus. A ' I . I . � . ly the!stdamere 1he latter and then 11 - c`o2-rner.for the tram � to . THE NEWEST EDITIONS ri - � .11 . . . I . down the river t677the I Samuel, aided him in the 'ceremony, which eld'KephIns' death. The case was given I . . . - i . � I � � I I are very comfortable a I id clean, but ,not- at Westminster. bridgel-thought the latter AT LOWEST PRICES. was performed by Rev. Mr. Shaw, in the to the Jury shortly after noon on Tuesday,, I wl� . . - i - .1 . a . - � 8611 elegant. . � , -1 - I 11 I . I I I . would be a -change from the steamer. It I . presence of a large number.of guests. .and after being out four hours, they ve. . ).4 1 : I . The -fare for a y of ibe day, t.-ips is not a took us an hour to get to the bridge and ,we I -A happy event too . k place at the home : %4 1 1 . . I turned a erdict of not guilty.of the charge . I - I I very great item and you oerta nly get the did not go as slowly as by bus, for .fLIthough of W. Sutherland, of Best Wawanosh, lost of manslaughter. It was the contention of � � - I I I � I . � I Olt I . . I . . - . I- - .. . AILEX, WINTEPIRl', ' ': �( - i 1". . I I . worth of yourmoney in 11 the ftive," as the a tram looks -just like a bus and drawn week, - when his -youngest daughter, Miss the defence that this fatal shooting was the I t . , . I I I . - . I woman said, that you 'get., . b horsei, it runs on rails ; couseq antly it Catharine' " . : I . � . . I y , was married to George Wilson, a result of an accident. - . ��, �� 0 ?�-- .. I . We went down to Greenwich one day, does not loose as much time g r�, WEAFORTHO young farmer, on the boundary. The core. I � I I -� - I pi�jt-f om one . , , - - � � . .. . - 0 - ' - I - I �- � I- . - . ! 1. . - - 1'i II and expected to got there in balf an hour, 1 side of the street to the other "I .. W -V - -. mony was pprformad by Rev. Mr. Lowe. . I . . � . . - I I , � - - but were dduble that time. Tide and traffic * bus. We 'went through South London, wind deadened the sound of crashing build. Both the contracting parties are well known Canada. �, � . 0, - � I . I � - - I I -, ..- . . .. i make a very great difference in the time which is not by any means As most desir. inge, and thousands of persons looked out, and very highly- esteemed. They start their -day night .fire ;did $2,000 worth of ; - I I I -Satu ! . � - � . 1, I I : - I . � I table - of the steamship line. Going to able 6art. The shops 46 -ithall and you &long towards mi4night, Saturday, and now life, under the most favorable circum- damage to $orimger& Brown's trunk Ise. I � .1 I 0--v� . . I I., . Greenwich from London bridge, you pans all pass so �nanylittle old'houses. The tram were surprised at the destruction, the stances, and with the good wishes of 11 ry, Gal � , I - � I I the docks of th lar er steam re, such 'as ; ruo a Ion . II. - 11 i� �. I � . -g. distance on the old Kent toad, noises of which they had, not' heard. The -St. John's 'church ocingregationrBrus. t -0--A fir). at Whitelaw's foundry, Wood- C� � I , , � -� � . . I .. - -- � 3 i , . - : � I . I It - ; those to Glasgc w, Aferdeen a id northern one of very old repute,, and although the waters receded qui;kly. I selsi recently presented a neatly upholstered a0ek, on Tuesday, did damage eatimated - : - I " I . . 7 � I � � J I . � I I � I � i . I I sea ports.. . You see the loading and, unload. streetIs quite wide you get glimpses of It was Sunday before the full -enormity of easy chair and a music �abinet to W. F between 30,000 and $40 000, * � . ; 1. - I I . I � I I I . 1. - � , ing of freight vessels, and are io thronged very narrow, dirty looking alle a off it. the disaster dawned upon the people. of Vauston i iani, thet Hindoo 64 J, , I I I - - � I � I , ' y . e and family on the eve of their de- -A- A. Ad prince,' " - : I I- 11� - ,, on every side b3 little! boate that Ono sees a very different class of people here Galveston. Then they proceeded in the parture to Wingham, where they propose was founc guilty Saturday afternoon at-Ot. -1 . I - , . I � -. - I � land big . . ,, � - . , . � , � � [ . . I . � _ . I . I . � I . . I � - I you often w'ond 3r how the boat 'on which fro m� t"se �generall seen in the more proo- usual, way of American peo I to a t making their home. They have been closely tawa of cibitaining jewelery from J. Leslie .�. I - I . 'o , . . I I . . .�, y 0 ways committees. Hundred - - I . V I -2� � � -1 . . . � . . on a.re will work herself through, perbus loosifities. 9f course there is 'I a anIthousanapepoh'and identified in promoting the interests !of the of that ofty, under false pretences. � ' 11 - -i . -� . ; . ' � - � - I J ust, as we bti .rted we were intereated in the poorly clad and - distressed looking one � � . : I . � I I, . 1� � I fled to the strong buildings and were saved. church, suid it as a .graceful thing on the -04 'day last Gordon, Ironsiam-.tid � . . . I . - . � . r, � I : seeing one of th, i big steamers go under the on any street, but here they are in the ma- The .great lose of life was among those who. part of the coin gregation to show their ap. Fares th Manito f . , � -. I - . - . -� - . . ba cattle dealers, ship I ., I . . . ped � � - I . -- I ,� - . --- -, . . � . power bridge. This 4 such a massive piece jority� It *&a pleasing to note that even-- believed the storm would be like the other preoistion of their efforts. I from 'Wi nipeg, 1,600 cattle to Eagl � - . -- I . I - I I Z . � - . -, and. , I I L--*�, S . . I � �.I. . I- of Apne *ork, and so wonderfully planned, here thoVe was an occasional garden with storms and had remained in their homes -to -Allen Myers, who has been learning the Since June let this -firm has sent 26, -OW i 11 '. � - � . . I . I At a diethuce it looks more a thing of beau- its fountain and flower beds and4t in need. weather it, as th6y had wd&Dhered other L I I L - . . � . 1. : operating at tli�e Exeter depot, met with an head soross the water. L � - � I I - I . . � I I I I I . . ,ty, with its four towers rising out of the less to say -there, were no't many Vacaut harricanes and hqrricane freshats. An accident on Tuesday of last week, which -&I- -E. Moutet, city editor of La Presse, of � w . . - I I . . dL 1. � � 1� .1 � . 7 . . . water, the two coveted passageo, for pedes- places bu the benches. Just before gIttillg .example of this was a man who wade most resulted in him I sing one hand. It Montreal, has been appointed manager of .f,- I . . , � I . . I I - . . I trians, which join ,thetse tow6re I away up to Westminqter bridge we passed &� well along i towards his home and saw a light in appears the freight traoin had pulled into I 1, . . I . I . � . I , . the Independent Order of Forest .11 . I - , - - -top, ea e era in I -, . . - i . I I . I .1 - near the �rn the! general known land mqrk, the Elephant and Castle, a saloon. He waded in. The ,water in the the .yard, and while assistini(in coupling France, and leaves that city on O�ctaber 5th, � -, � � I L L ! ., I - I I .. �. . I I . I I traffic bridge, which is drawn aside to &I. It was originall 'a public house, and had sa ood was three feet, but the bartender cars, - he accident ally got his right hand with his family. . I IL I � ' � � , .. - L I . � I - I I I � low the I�rger. v )ssels to pass through ; but, for its sign an Zaphant with a ovistle on its stood at his post. " I caught between the couplings, crushing and -On Wednesday morning of last week, i . i . - . . . - : I . � I I . . . I I . er al L piece of L .. L I I when you go un ler this *ond back. Now the Elephant and �Castle is I I Doing business ?" queried the man who bruising the hand badly, but , luckily no the end wall of the stone Presbyterian � I I i � . ILI_ I � . ' � -Z * Z - �. . I I , . - i -1. L �!, . � .- . - I i I . . . *--Tir-_- :;!L- I . .. I ',�. . masonry, and see the high t)wers quite rather aipretentious looking building, built waded in. 1�&d6i'were broken. .church, being erected at Varikleek HIII, ool- I L � J I I I - I ! . I L .� . . . .. . olosely, it makel one alm(st hold his breath, 'at the meeting of several roads, but in still " You bet," replied the bartender, "I.; - -The home of N. -Ir. and Mrs. D. A. lapsed, killing three men and fatally injur- I ..V - � 't �� i : i OL..Ishcs . Y�. . - - . . � . in them he real zoo its very greo tness. The a public -house. The station near by and might as. well die selling whisky as an " �Campbell, of Wingham, W&RL the scene of a ingtwoothers. Oneof-the.kille,d was the . 4 � I I I - . � : I . . i L 2 � 1/ - � bridge. was buJ It to somewhat relieve the all the district goes by the name of Elo. oth r Way.)) pretty home wedding on Wednesday of last dtor of the congregation Rb v. John Me- - ,`� I I i . e , i . � I - / I . I m � - . : �. ! ) . I I .� ) A�� , ! tra c of -Londoi k bridge, but its position, as pliant and Castle. Just near here is Spur- He set out the bottle, filled the,glasi at week- when their youngest' daughter, 'Miss re, o d. I . . � I - . I I i I - � . I ..- L, � - - - - - - - - - I i , - . I � I . . 1111 I -1 . being Wo -close t)'the latter, hai been severe. gOon a tabernacle, Dr. Newman Hall's the aide with ice water rang up the sale in Emma Campbell, was married %o A. J. , Saturdnyafterno'on- at'3 o'blo'ek,-'Ross ... i -/- . ! . I I 11 - . � � # : I . I I -- iticised by many. .Be that as it mayo church and -several charitable institutions,! the cash register.- Everything Was the Waite, book-keeper and manager for.R. J. Caroline, yr. ingest � . - I I . � ' � A most"camp-liete man's store in every res' ect' WE handle y or - -daughter of Mr. Eman. I , 7 F I I I I � X p - , 'there always saems to be a continuous ' On crossing the bridge one seems � to same -as at any other time except that the Score & Son, of Toronto. The ceremony uel Grant, it farmer, wh.G-Ifves a mile north � . - � . ladies' furs, and we also mahb 'to order ca Pes and stream of people and -wheels goir g over both breathe a different atmosphere altogether. bottles were on the bar instead of under it. was performed by Rev, Richard Hobbs, at of Hollaiii I Liant4i,ng, was accidentally � � - i I I .� bridges. - . .. I I I �a -1 . .: . The Parliament buildings, � Westminster. "Drink hearty," said the .,.-bartender, 10:30 a. m�;, in the preaenc� of only- the re- drowned. The. child, who was -thirteen : . , . I r . � - - . I -or ladies. , We do ilot take produ . As, you. know, ti-ey' make the time'at Abbey-, the large shops and - an nea . ., coats f I 2 12) do we . the well-to-do whose place was a mass of debris When the latives d r friends of the coutractiri months of age, was only missed a f,ew I - I I I -ices Greenwich, and the observatory, which is on looking people. Everywhere there seeme't . . � .1 g I "I . . cha e you the produce price, fdr - go,o S. 0 customer passed that way again. parties. minutes when Mr. Grant found he: in a tub, ; I . . Xg I . d r A I pi p. of a hill, cain be- -seen for in 'be awa be -room. I . h I . , , We certainly learn by'-66ntrast, F I - - I , . pi Y. - a s, of Grand Bond, of water, she having fallen in, h - . � axe -on a -cash basis and you, ha-ve only I to look for to � I ead first. � 4 i . . : - ) We got to the old town just at DneVelook-i - -and should-any.one on the better aide of the passed away on the J8bh inst., in the 806h I � � - - � I � - � Why it , �e, at all discontented I think a few Huron Notes. ,:, -Little Agnes M-011arrie, the five-year . u and saw the ball on the dome fall. rivW r you self.to see the reasonableness of w4a,t've claim, does so at one 6'elock,-I. don't know,, bu . -Heneall'a rat6 of taxation this year is year of his age. He had been sick for some old ,1'aughter of Robert M:oHA,rt.ie, of To- � . -1 , � . it hours oti-the- ther aide would send him � . time of dropsy. Of French extraction, he ronto, met with a painful '- ay I . ,. 1� a hant must -first * of all keep - his experises anyway we . daw i , t go down, and immediate. home in a it I 10� mills on the dollar. - --- -,�, came to this country at an early age, and afternoo6. She mishap Sund I tha� . merc , ", , bet"t"Ix frame of mind. - It ion ' M, I. - .. . - -R. A. Douglass, druggist, of Winglia was playing with matches ... I , ly every one on board wb-o osseissed a that the contrast is ,so I ap arent, but you settled near the Bend, where he raised a in the ya 11 . I 'I p i down, §ell,for cash, and- buy right.,' to'be- 111 a position ' wan married last week to a Pickek - . I rd,and accidentally ignited her I I I I watch, got it o it to set it to -Greenwich seem to just feel it, t cast I did, and -rig Young large family, and amassed a good inherit- dress. Before the flames 3ould ,be ex- - I . . j I - . I've lady. z . .. . � I to sell, right. This, for tha, most p t, i§ -our ositiO,11. bim�. , Lost you might wooder--�Where the didn't go into the meanest places by any . His first wife died some years ag I . � I � - ance I I , .. ' - --Mr. A. H. Carr has. purchased'and taken , o, tinguished, her right arm and one side other . - . I � re .1 � I . . � ball fell, I might.my that what looks to be means. . S. M cL, when he married Mrs. Hiller, then of Exe- face we badly burned. She has since �i - , . I . . .1 - I 1. ., . . .. I a thick rod, of s(ym'e fee.t in heig it, rises out I possession'of Mr. J. H. Young's feed and ter, now of California, � i -I . - I � ILrzORD, ExcLAND, September, 1900. seed store, 1`112 Wingham. . He leaves a number died from the effects of her injuries. . 1� . S. store -*of the l3rge.domb on top of the ( beervatory. . : . ,,, I . . . I - � "I I - 25c to spend, yo u inay sp I ` of grown up children to survive. Deceased -00 ' � When you .- h ave. end it .at t" -ii —# -A company is being formed in Gods- . � Thursday evening Adf last week, - ' . _ I I fo r*- -% fall cap. for man or boy,.. a 'first-cla . ss pair ,,. f A, ,e -saw the tall fi - rat, it was i t -the top of , The Galveston Horror � rich for the purpose of operating the big was widely kno*n "d much respected. ligh rig :'struck tbe'bouse vecupied by ,. . I I . � , . 0 this rod, and as we wat.,bed, i, slid girad- V -M. H.--Moludoo, of Wingba;m, has, re- The tni . I ore I - 11 Foley, of Lake Elorida, near I I - - � EXPERIENCES OF ONE WHO WAS THERD, � Ogilvie mill in that town, od � brh6es, a heavy weight wool sock or winter weight gaily down till it rested on Che ( omo.- Per. � makers, of covered upwards of $100 worth of the goods Br 4 � - -o b . .) - :1 1� . - Mrs.'Kirkman and Miss Tytler, o -Ewan & Innes, carriage ockville�l and theoccupante bad & narrow . - . � . I I ips up- again at one o'6 look in th,e . that were stolen from his store some months i - . black cashinere as swQ11 a � tie as you WOuld look for. sume it a' . f Sea' Brussels, have ,dissolved partnership, the escape. ,16 went down the chimney, and I I ., . . 5 1. � � . ) morning. It ;eeZed W b� considered 2 .. Jorth, have received papers from their ago. Their recovery happened in.this way : f � , . I � V 4 � . two nice,finen collars� a pair of linen cuffs,�1h hem- thing to see, as h d from cu.tsid s, as brother�,, t0r. Alex. Tytler, of Kansas Cityl former continuing the business. - A manwas stooping atone of thehotela,in ollowingtheeourse of the stovepipe and I ; . - �! "e YOU 101&ow we shall- ein from which it appears that gentleman pass- -Henry Mogridge has purchased from stoves, came out on the floor, killing a 'eat, - � , pri we nbared the ior, - )I ed through the horrors --Of the Glaveston I � Brucefield and was selling goods, similar to �, d . stitched han4dkercbi0fi. ADY of ,those- sell �at �he C6 time to see the. all go down.' . . Charles Eleley, of the base Ii ' n'e, Hallett,, Mr. MoIndoole, in small lots to various and toaring the sole off Mr. Foley's shoe. �. . . . I I - I . . I I . disaster. His story is a6 interesting one, his 1.00 &ore farm, for which -he paid $4,900. He was badly shaken u I � I � stated. I ti 1, ,-. I . 1. I - .- Greenwio is a great old �I ce. Right ' parties about the hotel. IDeputy Sheriff I P. . I I �- . . .. I . -- I and covers so'me points not alread A little son of Mr. John Elliott, of -Archbishop O'Connor- of Toronto, has ,. I - - I -A - - .- . . �. - � 1� i . near the pier is a. famous hotel, where men He was a Goderich township, fell off a bicycle, 'the Gundry, of Goderieb, heard of this and paid topped the nuhs and charitable orderw ... I . . I %-- ' . guest at the Tremont Hotel. � I �, � - � - I I , .. . I I � - .,of means and fame go for dinner of . wihite '----- other day, and dislocated and fractured one a visit.to Brucefield, but the man had' left :oliciting alms from door to door. ALtiother * - .1 . I - I It's curious to heax� talk .,about. - fur coats- and jacke -is while bait, .4 fish I for m hich the Thame i � is noted. Mr. Tytter said the wind waie:-severe all I 1. for parts unknown and lef� o be- - � 3 Saturday afternoon, but did nbt become of big arms. � , e4ict is that hereafter the music teaebiri in I � . I � I -e As we,were �hot of either me or fame, we -John, son of Malcolm Fraser, of the hind him. The articles w6re returned to city lball .E I . - -n weather1ast's 'and ""' t dt' will not' be n a'60' terrific until 4 o'clock. At 5 C�clock the the various convent schools in the � 1 �, this wari . y . I lo, Cr u ,- 10 Wingbam, and Mr. McIhdoo identified I -1 -1 I . I t5 m fit Incedisl- -),k elsewhere fo- a dinaer. electric lights went out and left the big 2ad concession of Grey, fell off a fence the - � be done by'female teachers of the hc man � � � � I I t, until Vou are . After some'look ing in at coffee- I ouse doors, . othir day, and fractured both bones in his them as his pioperty. ' ! - . � cold 9nough. ..-: A-11 we wills ly a out the - hotel, which was crowdiiel with people se'ek. . I - Catholic faith. A number of promipent - I � I . � . , . I � I � � I � . , . . I . . : , and,goirig'up and down the o'lil street, we left arm. -Henry Dietz's fin'tLb'rick hou2e on his musiciana,who did not an . � I w 0, ,doing wisq, buying ing phelter, in clarkness.- This hotel, which I -- 1H , 0, . . I swer to tb re, I - . in,atter-is, that- e think .'y. ou 14. I I finally found a place. The restaurant was I Thomas Cook has sold 50 acres of his farm on the Bronson line ' av, narrowly quirement,� -were . . I - . f. �t ., .evidently -built on .. . M built in concrete, had been regarded as � a - P. releaked recently isfrorn, ' I - when -you buy early, I here --is: choice a rig- t e pact of au old church haven of refuge in just such emergenci � farm in Usborne to Josi iali Johns, for the escaped destruction by fire on Monday even- further engagement. 11 � � �i * ;' - - was 'across the road es. ' . � �: . yard, for the church I Mr. Sandifer, who had been through the .oum of $2,500. He has rented the other 50 ingot last week. It appears that -they -Mr. Samuel Page, a well-known farmer angels, there -must be choice' ainongr1urs. .. y wh and a three -cornered plot of ground, just A . , I - , � .1 ' great storm in St. Louis exclaimed : "This acres to Thomas White for A term of years. were drying apples in the old house and by residing two .miles' from Welland, was . . . - I I I ... . I I filled with,, covered tomb stones, was aV I 1 1 -Mrs. Albert Penwi,rden, a respected some means fire started and before it could found dead in bis Yard about .3 o',elock F. -Ti- . � 14;k? the seasOh is young. . I - . � 1. � the side of is worse than the St. Louis cyclone." ; esidetit of Winchelse&, died on Septembe be gotten under'control the old place w * . ' II ' . I I . 1- I . I . I I tht passage feadi�g t3 - the side The hotel rocked and swayed, ,glass fell r r I as a day afternoon, He had been seen a few . l'. . . I . . �� door. What A called the Gree wich h6spi phoid I � . 01� - -1 I !fl- . I , . I- and burst with terrifying detonations. It 13, from, the effects of an attack of ty mass of flames. By the alm6st superhuman minutes before,, and -was in his usual hea3th, , - There is also the inuddy season approac'hin - We ate iirgin o, tal in one of the show. places in 'Old Gieen- was impossible to move about for the pre�s' fever. Dece�sed was only 26 years of age. efforts on the part of the neiAhbori, the new having beeipl in the town that forenoon. His - ' ' � 0 , wioh. It was originally a, home or invalids of *ornen and children in the corridors, - . Ayq -he cornice and death was caused ,by heart disease. Al- 't l . ` - _g. While milking a cow, the other d house was saved, although t - Sale t r 11, - tD do , -of 6Ur "or aged seamenji but is now used as :a na-val � I I - I the all men ho h Mrs. James Laird, of Ethel, wab knocked roof were tepeatedly ablaze. The old thdugh not very well f,p.r some time* notb* I -C- I � 0 - - �w .,, aye a y dfiving � who- were clasped together in spe6ohleas ho�r- $ in I � . ,- .- IT . . . I 9 ,f I ' . . I . I college, and i owned by the'government. tramped on. She was badly log house was within 'fifteen feet and the serious was expected. He was a prornin�ntl I - ` I it i I . . - I -roriandfrighb, By 2 o'clock Sunday- -morn- I .1 mud -coat, it-'iB,-- wiflue at $3.' ' .. I . but still goes ty .the old name. The hospital . down and � . . . .� 1� - . . - � r . . . I � �. I - . I ing, said Mr. Tytler, the bruised, but', for`tunately -no bones were wind blowing towardi the ,new 'dwelling, Liberal. .. . - . ;5 . � ,,r�,, I 1, . . . I . ba storm had abated ing was � " . - - � 1, . I I , is partly built on the river nk, aild pre. � � broken. and it is remarkable that this build i. � , sufficiently to permit going out on the pav . -The young cocker spaniel, . I- Z . . .. 8- _Standard, - ;. . ' li, e of ,sent" sing appe%rane from the h �, I 11 I � a very i�po , �Two boys, Henry Morrow, aged 13, and saved with nothing but pailelof water, there owned by Georgo'Bell, -a Toronto fancier ;. - le who'av S-0 ... ot e - ment. He looked around with a. . - ... � The numbers of peop /-- ailed- themselve -., the n r'. It is.cif many buildings, rather th . �, - �. I� . ivate I I I . an There was deathl stillness and the guests Harry Beatty, aged 10, have confessed"to being no other means of fighting the fire. 6ing at the Milwaukee bench' . - y . - ., children'.a schlaoLdaps at- 86,.- Was ,good proof to"ui, - that of one, and all built U stone. . T ie . grounds i. being the thieves Who entered so many -Win. Whig, of the Goshen line, Hayl show last � *4eck. He captirred the firat, � . , . . . - of the hotel 'Went to their room@. I ..- . . .1 -If . .- ' I ' are very pretty and well kept, and one can i . - � . I Nobody at the Tremont seemed to realize business p'aoes in Goderich in one night ie- died on Saturday, 15th iiast., at the age of honort-siti t�-e novice, limit, open and win� . 1. �, . - - I - - - 1� -- the publicare interested In wbat �*e- have ' to .- se.11. ; - imagine the lads who altend the collego and , � � � � L- ' � I I i rL I ., � - - , . 1. . I thefull extent of the ' catastrophe. dor. cently. 76 years. He was one of the pioneer etti. ners' classes, go well as the special. Stand- - - -- V . . I � � . I 8 . w L - - � �! L' the officers in charge have a very deli htful -Alex. Stra-han, Tnerc' ard bas boon shown three times nly, . . - . , I I ' left. ,' , . .9 bant, of Brussels, 40 at . there are a*fe,w I , � -'I int into. what, is 'called tainly strangers did not, for they tried to era and was highly respected, He bad been L i I � j. � � : i� I . , n I `1 i: 1, . I .- - .1 home. Wetwp ,7 ' the a has purcha3ed the brick residence, in that Montreal, Toronto, and Mi wauk,ee a -ad be ; I; . . � C ,f I sleep on the wet beds of 'the hotel d L ill for some time with the infirmities of old I �t . � � I . . � , ball. In it is picture after picture of the . � " . -- . . . - . - -:� . grumbled about poor hot -l- -Aervice iii the town, from Dr. Snider, paying $1,575 for it, ge He was tho father Of H. Wingi of has won te�-firsts, three specials, a modal L �i I � i I , , O-fike a lot, of .shoulder comfbrt, ,Welvill urge, the .many naval engagements in which Britain . h, I , � . . He will get possession at once, as the and two caps. I � . � ! I To those wb � ' 'L morning. .Mr. Tytler a'nA Mr. Sandifer doctor . pica, and leavda a widow (his se2ond � . 4 . - 4 L has takon-part, portraits of all the navil We' t dL _L the sea. I . ! . I Z! I I I 'he 88 erent electric I : � n ut and found a great wall of debris has removed to Port Dover. wife) four sons and two daukhtera to mourn -T al storm of *� �, n rugs. 3 . f . — -� usefulnm� of our tart a* The 96 --a'rel Onuine chin heroes, and relics of gr6at'oo,mm�nddrs. 0 The pupils of No. 2 school, Hay, recent- his demise, Oa the Tuesday following his 8 � � - --1 . - - I . . across the town. A breakwater it had actul- on visited Lindsay and vicinity on Thurs. � -1 � . I 'k L - I L�. se,,Nelaoq plays a very imoortant pa'rt ly presented their teacher, Mr. , day ni . 1. .: - - ; tart -an rugs,,,the only Clan tarta3�. .rugs I& town' ,and '01Ar - ally.been, swept in from the ,gulf side. W. H. daughter, Mrs. Sweitz-,-r, of Sehringville, ght flastweek. Twobarns on the I.. L �� - �� .� ) 'id it- all, and y-,o'u see the clothes he w ` - �. . . � . . , L . , _. . ore at ved. - On Johnston, with.& fountain pen and two formerly Mrs. Oyray, of Hay township, also farm of Mr, Wim, McCallum, four miles east z ; I t1le PriC L i, onl, 1. . - . I , � � Trafalgar, his swor Bodies were already being remo I . I - � I I : . e s "'3.75. - - '" - ., I 1.,, - d, old letters be wrote, . � . : . i y �� . - I ,.�, I. I the beach, as -far As they weat, 'they saw ,large volVimes of books, as a token of their passed away; She bad been attending her of the town, were struck and burned, not a, . . . . . . . I � I L .- I I �; -.- . - , " etc.,* 6tc. The paintings on the ceiling and . - / 7 appreciation of hip services as their teacher. �i � I . I 11� . � � I .- . F .1� � 1. � � I L., I �, - bodies. , I I ,o L father through his illness, abd bet system bushel of grain being saved. The borees - , . - L I I - il I I 4L; 4 1 LIMP e- I L , - . . I - ' � ' I walls'in ,thin building'kire 'imagnificenV, ,and The people seemed otupified, and there -Andrew Hooper, lot concesis in Grey, becoming impaired, she took suddenly' ill. aad cattle a -ad all I the ;agricultural i I . k _ LLL , 4 1 ; , You 'ny-troUl' ng- , I it! ' ill not the stained gl4se Window at one end need's 1. �. : - - 11 . Haye a . in buying flatinel'shifti , W - waslittle done on Sunday.! On sundiiy has purchased a 1%rm ip Turnberry, from . ments werq got out in t ime. Mr. McCal- , I . - I 'k I tl:Le�. . . ., .a new adjectiVe all1or itself. I have seen I She leaves a husband. and family. The re- _ - . L , I I . 11 night'the hotel did business with a alim Thomas FvaDS, of Detroit, lie paid $5,500 main8-of father and daughter were interred lum�s lose i�-hoavy, ai he had barveiated an I � shrink ? We overcom. d - ffi v bv- . Ahe - 118 'of - c e 1 1 c ult,, 8 IT111 IDg . . mo many be tif I i tings on the wa �excellent c op tbi,.d year. - I -t , , I I V . . . 1. . , r. � -1 - - au bill of fare,and then everybody who, could for it.. There are 100 acres. Howil,11 get in the Bronson line cemetery. He carried a small 4 I-, : I . I . � I 11 -costs you. i '.g We the ist�riuc bpuaillndirigs, for which Lon- . . . of towp I i ext March. -1 I I -Cc insurau -G,e c . ompany. , � 1. I . . ,, possess on n Inauran n a farmers' 1. it- v nc tb r - � go, was- seized with terror to get out . -From a North DA'kota paper, we learn I I - I I , � I flannel ourselves, and blidn I � - � I ''I I - I . . I . don is famed, and watched, the sunlight ai� the committees of citizens told stories �o -Chicken thiev-es are on the rampage in that -Rev. M. J. Totten, a former Congrega- -Mrs. axime'Dupuis, of Tilbu I ry, aged I f � . ' - - , are selling anice flannel at 20c, 9k, 300. ',--� -. - . , �, 1. . ,throug`h�s--�oa�by stained g1a6 windows, the d Exeter, They en n � 4,�;� . - , - I - , � I . I .. - 11� � thousands df lives lost. But there tered Mr[ S. PoweIV8 he tional minister in Turnberry and Howick, y . -4 . � I � �, . - - I . description 6f i�hich is euoug6 to baffle any - �., , was - . about 60 y are, with her two A augbters,,Waa -� I � .. - � . i I ge1tting--out except,by means of small cra�jb)o' house the other night, and stolq 15 buff d. He was well known in Wingham, driving Th roday afternoon of last week, to, . I �-, � , I i . I - . . � � . � I ` . I I I dne, thit.1 do'wiah some one would coin a M'r.iTytler and Mr. Sandifer offeiitcl o e Leghorn chicks, and a few nights- previous is dea see a 8is er in Dover township. Nyhen, r 1:1 - .- � I . t b e r, 164 "' ' I .. . ud those in that vicitifty, to whom he. form. I Items of luiterest the bucksht-p-pan tt.�, - t) c , , ever, $�' few -new adjectives, for the old , ones . seem I of the same kind of chicks were a � 1 - - --- 0 - - 8evera about to erbEs the bridge,at Jea t e - - i � 11 I . . . boatman $25a, to take a little party to the erly ministered, will regret' to hear, of his no tea Vre Jc .. I - , * "I ' f�ther empty and meaningless. .- . . . . I I L I I - I 1:� 6 �14101a *' " . -be Grand Trunk - Rail way, they noticed . th At at kI ; .. ,�J 50C , w4ite , 8 h rf ,,-- -the- 756 mainland, but rates of- $100 per passeng,or stolen from Mr. G. H. Biesett. , . . ' ,death, which occurred on July 3113t.� Ile over t I ; '- � - .pa . L I I - _b .. I . ,, " . , Ike we were standin Yery q let before pnivailed. I . One of the Xing Brothers, who have came to Canada, in 1844 Two past a team of horses Coming, Qf1 Lth4 - I ' . , -g . idge, The L "I ; c . u orates, r "I'll I .. . . . ndtNS!iXt7 Ahe 11,.50- Chris.ty7s We heard !a nose of - The remarkable feature of the 'calamity been in Wingham withboraes from Kansas, -of one year and an'Other of six years ro -Dupuis and her ' . � ni(ylit sliirt the,�-50 oneof-the paintings W i . . 0 1 ) t . - I . � one ,ad being narrow, .Mrs. § - I. ., .; I M . � . ... - �I , bat),tlie BAlyraid ' a , at 650 - - " I 11 any feet at the entrance, and'on looking wai the calmness of everybody. Mr. Tytlor had the misfortune to have one of his shoul- (Turnberry) brought him up to the .year daughter backed their horse to make room I � . , ,iC%P � � ` . ,!,. . ' j round found that itl was a party of boys,, . . , � � 11� , , I I - . - � . �� -Dakota. :He 11 - . 11 1-1 �-, � . I . � t I . -.1 �-- saw no scones of weeping. It was as if, the ders dislocated recently. He was trying to 1891, when he removed to for the team to paas, and in some manner I ; I � . I/ . �A - I - I .- . . . . . - - . - 1. �I .1, , about ten.and twelve,, years of age, being pe 'e had been �given a deadening opiate. �eatch a, borse and was thrown in'some way, spent t-wo years at Harwood, three at Rose' backed int9the ditch, upsetting the buggy L I - I - I T op - � i� � - departm�n . 'shown roupd. by the-maister. rhe latber hey quietly loaded drays with bodies a 1 d with the above result. Valley, and then removed to Mayvil%. A. a -411;, , . � I - or rig to SUL 0 :ilL nd throwings out the occupants, The borne. :" I . Oar inade,-,to--orddr,olotbing t is,fult.-Lilp, with w' "k Y marchead from one painti other 'at a hauled them away by hand. - White an d -On Monday evening of last week a baby year ago he had a severe I Iness, due to - la in falling rolled over on Mrs. Dupuis, crush- - I � � _ , - � I - � : I : I I ) I . I 4 , I : . - I ik 1� ; - . . ing and .gestic i . � .. . L L � oullftorkineia ar6 the best-�, --� --- . . � . -. I quick pace, talk ulabing as I he black were loaded together and children girl, about six weeks old, was left on the grippe, from which he ue�er f ally recover- ing out her life. I � L. J . int- -.� I I , al -. I -.. -'�A�� . -- - . . . I I I went, while the boy�s straggled. - along be- placed In the eratices. A sickeni-ftg door 4ep at the residence of Mrs. Letson, ed, He was ordained by the Congregational -Mrs..X A. Bilbrough-Wellace, of the- . . I . � . L. � I ! - . hind, looking any- . .. , . I I .place but at that which smell arose on every aide. I Goderich. Mrs. Leloo-a has no idea who . - , - , , +-,I-I-+-H4+++-1-Iv�+++++ . � I -�:7 � --- - . was I engaging the master's attention, I only church in 1868, . Marchmon. Rome, of Bellevilte., died Sluti- . I . . . 11 � - , . :, � . � Bright and early Monday morning Mr. the mother of the child! is, or where it came -Oa -Monday of last week a horse and rig day morn og after A6 brief illness. Mrs. . I- . I . ; - . - � hoped the domin.i�, I -at thom bave a run when - I . 1. I . I and Mr. �Sanoifer made another of. f rom, bu t i b being. a gi rl, she has determined were found in the Presbyterian church sheds Wallace W� a the daughter of the late B. P, - I , . I I , � I ... 4 . . 4 1Z I they get outside. -The pr6tty-1it tie chapel ZN4zr.get out. that time they were to bring it up an one of her own,, - ,at V . It . I : I . ilia Green. The borse-was in a wretob- Bilbrougb, of Croydon, .England, Hor life - - ' I . I I . I . I .� - just aoross the AreQp from the 'fi ilf�- ,ik, well able to' get p4suagg on a boat for .53 eacb. -The home of Mr. W. Duncan, of Clin- bilantbropic and Chrio- I � . . . I " I ed plight, having cvid�� been over driven bad been given to p, � . * . � . . � � . - . - . I I I : woith a viiit. - A-k4llery i uns around three On 4the mainlmnd'th(y met a procession iof ton, was the scene of a pleasant e o as suffering from lack tian work, Oonverted under the preaching , I � r I - . . of food,' J. I - I . - I sides, in which the officerb sit ' an I the boys I I o le proceediti t e, po ints opposite Wednesday of last week, wbeh his eldest Hudson' came t6 Herisall in que0 of the- of the late Dr. Horatlue, Bonar, she entered .1 � . . - . � - ' . I . 1. . - on � the ground floor. The seats on the ta1v ton, e all horror of the thing did daughter, Flora, was united in m3,rriage to owner, and.upon meeting Chief Bullard, rescue wor �c in East Lowleft- in 1869, She i .11 . . . ; . I . I I . - � I I � f � floor, which are quite low, 'th-fj -kocelinit �not c ' e over � them until they landed � 5n Mr, Neil McNair, of, Cranbrook. The was informed by him that ahorse answering came to Canada with the first party of im� I I � .i - . � I . � . -1 f --I - . :. I . I � � . . bench and book racks are all .of dark wo.4. � Qus 'On. There They saw the Jac - tOls ceremonywas performed by.?Rev. A. Stew- the description had been taken'fiom the migrant a ildren in 1870, and wao the' � . � I . � � - I . . . . I In the corneys of 'the ,vestibule aro obatues crowded with men who said to each otbe# : art. Methodist church shed. -at Lucan on Sunday f Gun&ess c f � the Marchmont Home, D.ur- . � - I I . I � I . J , . � . I I representing Faith, Hope and 'Cl arity, 'and 64 " y wife and two children were there� " -On Wednesday * of last week, Tena eveniv.g. The chief went out on Tuesday ing the � I I L � ;� I IL I Ipaet,30 year -nearly 7,00 ebildreth - � 1 i - , . I I .1 I, I . I - � � - .0 ill . I . � � I . - - - . . - � 1. ' the altar, windows a4d covered .Wood work ,i y mother. And.sialter Were there." .. C6oper and Thomas J. McNeil were united and secured the horse, which proved 4to be have come under her care, I - I I .: S, . ' �� -L are all -as pretty as they can be. 1!be chapel 'for new - - 7", I Lil egge4, . a, and there was no. in the holy bond4 of matrimony. The coreL the one wanted. v Probably some tramp bad -News 7iao been received in Galt that . I - -- e- ]RIA r .-building, indeed, everything thi ig 'to tell. except the same old story mony was performed by Rev. �4V. G. How- been indulging in a free ride, as a robe and the Rev. - i'1,4 Knowles, pamtor of Knox I ) - C16thi "ris and. For "Os .. I 1�is a very bid . .- I I - . i I I � �. I . �, . .;�� - .. - . I I about the hospital is, for many of the paint- wh ,ch undrl ds tofd over and over again. . -son, at the -home of the bride's ,ni.othe'r in lad ill shawl �nd other belongings were church, in at town, who is just now holi- � I � � . P y -� � � I � - � . . - . in,gar were... presented by f3,c 1) rge 111, "he peopld-of Gali,eston had anticipatod Clinton. The young couple will reside in founc' in the rig untouche . . I daying in rel%nd, met with a serious acei- � - - 7 - � � - -- I � I � .; ' 0 0 T W il 11 ]am IV. - I n Saturday, I d inxing to obtain, � I J ge IIN and I . in one the int ndation of the town, throug'h the Clinton - 5th inst,, one of the- old. dent a wee orso ago. Thi ki � . - , � On the Wrong Sid6 of the Street, 9f the .g o6nd in' Connection with what steady winds from tie gulf and had built Robert Colelougb, of the Bayfield line, t Stew- , � . . _r - . I . � : . .. _ -I,b n c Ile -1 the naval col- . . est esidentg of the vicinity of Crediton a shorter rOuto to his hotel, at Por * , I . STRONG BLOCK' . . S;EAF. ,RTH bas. alwayi :0, a C false b dementA under their houses, The Goderich township, has bought the farm of passe away, in the persou�of Mr, Michael art, Mr. K owlea leaped over a wall which ,, I . I - I I .� I I., . I ... ly - loge, i's a grei%t boat. Ont1his the bo�s go avera a Iveston was � on stilts, Walter Stewart, Parr -line, Stanley, for his h1kAb gh wan On I . . I � . ! T . I I ., , � . I .1 9 hou.6e in Gt . Oestreicher. The deceased had been in poor ou 1,y about two feet h' h I S 'tt 1. � - . . . I—— I . .- ' 6on, Joseph. The farm 'contains 50 acres i 11 �14 I . � I 1. - . -- f�------- --�Ittt�� .�7- =- W — % . I . I 341 - through their training exercisen, It was .and th �, owners considered themselves awfe - , healt i f of some time, but was. aJways able I Instead, it was 11 feet on the oppDsite 6 - eo � �%i , , . " � 1, - -- --i - I I I I , 111 ' I . under cover.the day we were, - there, -R4 �t � whatever might cot e. When the great with good buildiiags,'and was -bon bt for to be around until about two previous and in alig,iting both his ankles were - , -., � . I I - � was holiday time.. I . 9 weeks badly, . -'- . 'blowing S%turday morning there somewhere in the neighbbrhood of $2,500, - He was carried to his hotel and, � - � . , - - I, It is geil':er ally, a'"chnowled ge C1 that for ,quich, 1ravelling, . I � storm Rvas to hii death, when he was obliged to take sprained. 't � . - � � ,- I . , We then thought we, would p o through-- was nc, more alarin than when the - clouds Mr, Stewarl will retire, and will reside in to hit bed. 'He did not have much suffer. will be con6ned until the 2ad of October, -, i . ' ' , ; ; . 4� � I - P., R. - the park and up thQ, hill to: the observatory, are gr en and twisting above Kansas City Varna, - - � - ing until the last, when death claimed him, when be will sail for,�.bome on the steam , � - I .for Comfort, for civility, and for obliging ,'fficials, the C. I - 't� 4�; - . - I . � - -�,� - -1 - thf - � . .� - 6 . z 'i I I .- � . The, park is an iimmense place, juat aind people say, " It looks like i� toro� -While running to get in the house in a at the ripe old ag� of 81 years, The cause. ship Lake Champlain_ I I-3 _1 . . is without an equal in these respects. � or all 'nformation,' ',green grass �'and Arees, and- The latter ado.i) I of ME death was a growth on the stomach -Follo*ing the example of the Imperial r _ __ _ '. e - I . . � � .1 hurry, the other day, Miss Mattie Orr, of ill _ ' i . , 144 . I look -as if they had been in their places for Even with the waiter running two - and I Fordwich, met with a very painful accident, and eneral debility. Mr. Oestreicher came London, the postoffite dipart- 11 . . � r - postoilice'l �. � A � I apply to ftny C. P.,11. agent' or � �1. �I ) � I . I ages.. There were some deer, an I so, tame thiee feet dcep in st4eet.s, the people we're I Not noticing the scaffold the 'painters had to-thait part of the country from Gernmy, � ntreal last week made a test of t I? � � . ; - I . 11 I . , I I I I I I I . I . I: -- ; . I they would take bread from tha children not very much alarmed. Business- men J erected she ran against the sharp edge of @. and book up farming north of Crediton, the efliciency of automobile service.' The ' I- V Ii ! , I I I who were playing about, It will a Ion looked out, dictated a few more letterB and I board which gave her' a pair of blacK eyes when the villa was all woods,-Ond has first test was for the delivery i of mail b . , . . I W% , Aga .-.- - � .. k, , �, I - and.rather gteiepwalk up the hil , but thenwent home to reassure their families. and knocked her down, and in the fall she lived to aeeit 17ecome a flourishing place, to branch ffices. The time gained was 32 IL - "i � I were well paid when we , got to the top. Indeed, they v6-ded-to th i ' homes and received a very badly sprained ankle, He leaves a wife, three sons and two daugh. per cent. better thain the present -hystem, . "i I" I R ''Jo M A C:D 0 1'N1.�-:L,T.j D . --tpir . . 't.Irf:, # I ! All the way up the grass. on one side was Were cheerful. win-d-wa&_blowing a -Stephen Playford, of DauPb1biI--MRmi- - ,tore. For e cc leebion of letters from, boxes :the - , - I . I I . � --*— - D . I I . � � ju 4 I % at covered with ivy, growing very much hurricane, but the w &ter roso without die. tobs, died on the 1OLh of September. Mr. I most diffic ilt route was selected, part of . - U ,,,-- - � . � -0 � 3� - , , I I I i � ! - -1 I - I - 11 - I , I I I I I 0�, in. U , - W . - -r, 4 �!! X 05 �- , or - I I I � ,�, ,,, IN,! � I , ( ) - . V . I � ., V � il t � - Z , I � I - I 5 . ; � : 1,�� . , I - - - * I I - I � I , ' tephens, is up the - 'k - J, I Iff I . as myrtio-grows at home. I had riever be. .plav of angry waveo )r rushing torrents, It Playford was formerly a resident of Wrox. -()n August 14tb, 1899, Lyell 8 which rou moutitain. and side rm . - I , -,-. t, . � -- -U, P9 R. AGENTCS6aforfl.. � . * so steadily and evcnly The calniti tre , w -and,tnu dy, some of - " . , I fore seen'so much ' place, for to etep, and baliff of the 9th division court, It the oaly child of Alderman George Steph- a ato, w ich are hill - t. � - .. I I ivyin any one t6 the Jury _0" Of y . ad . I I I I i � the brick wall around the observatory and the water contrasted wi of' the appears after he pitched his. tent in Mani- ena, of Chatham, iwas fatally shot, the ,-on the hills thpa 10 pe cent. .girade, Tho �If- I I I �- r - . - I � I I I I any of the free trunks were juot oovered wind. This is expla ned by the wind draiv. to,ba be took ill d fi Ily- went to the having been fired by William Houston, the whole route wAs ' o collectinz the i -. - 11 ; 0. ` Agent for Mercha;lits 4nd - Berlifi!,Mutual m . . I O&I 1. - - i ith i wo sides of Galves 'nci� ox, in a short time. The, . � � 4. -Wf � I I . I I * � It, We � cquldu t get inside the brick ing in a tide on the ton hospital, where 'he w ,, about one month. only win of Police- Magistrate Houston, of mail from each b - J I r - wall, but we cc Id walk around it, sit o i Island. Tbe two des poured a united He got no better, and left the boapita), call- the skme town. The shooting occurred at horte vehicle-waa beaten by the horselega I in ,be two '- � . - . . . Fire Insurance. Gomp=�es-. % :1 - I .1 the benches, "� have a gran,l 'view of the wave back:'bver the city, -The fury of the ing on two doctors, but they could not help Erie Peach, on lake Erie, a summering place I by a record of 33A per cent, . I- � i � I -- : I . # , I 1. - - . � ., I I � I . I I , �� I , ! . I . i I . . � � - I I --- . " - � , I . . I : a .., I .� � -, I I ,� . i I � I - I . . I I .1 - . I . I ; . � - i 7 . . . I � I . ; . . I -;,i, I . . . I I . . - � � -, - .- . ; I � I . � � I I � . � - , . I � I I � , i . . I - . r I-. . i . I . I . i � A � I . I -1 I . � . . . � I I . . . . . - . i . � . I . I I I I I � , , I I � I - . - �1- � - . I . . - - �. , , - . I I , ! - . . � I I . � I , I I � . I I � - I � - I � . . I I - . I � � . �� I - - ; . . . . , 'I I . : ! - . . . . . - � I, - . . � ... I . . . ,. I I . I , .- .; I � I I I I I . I .� I - . � . - e � 11 . . 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