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. NEW AUVERMEMENT$
Ar The fture, betweea Ahe Parentheses after each
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adrettleamentwWbis found
RerAy 1hr0hr1#kwa*--B B Gunn -4
LadfaeCoats-l) X UeBeath-5 IQ
Boots and VAbbers-ZUoKlanon and Oo-5 -
Know the Chap -Alex. Wilson-&
_ -,- R Wilils- And Son -4
Gre4 Mislaka-0reig and Stewart -1 I
Fur We -W Mkard and Co -5 �
Condition Powders --1 V Fear -5 - I
0. i W H W1111"
HdUW Or Sale --:-111849 htcgride�g
Girt Wante-d-9kpositoir affice-_8
Select Oysters --Kandy Xitcheas
Dishemand Fnnize-S-Be4we Bro" .
Vbr4stma#Fkdit*--A Younz --- 8
Fson for sale-Wrn Ruboft--f;
Harbaxeum-114railion and Kerelake-8 I
Nolla GoM-1 Bulger --6 .
Nottm ta Creditor@ --F HolmesW-6
Tes-130"Id Bro"
Royal HoW-D T Pinkney -8
Tax XoUca--Charlae Dodd" -
Tarkayv--George Tumbull-5 - � I
Bulfir for Ww-ulffard Crich -6 i
Teacher Wanted -John Fowler -5 I
Auction Sale--Thomss Robinson --5 , .
Wsuted-G 9 king -8 __ �
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Effam for sale -J,Qhn swan -4 � I
Farmers --Alex Stobte--& - 1
Seasonable good" -Alm Wflaon__�& - -
ftndiffou p*wder#-0 Aberhaft-6
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Dancing Will McLeod -81 .
Tok et6z# DM --B -
Boar fat servioe-is" sprost-6
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5.9AFORM FRIDAY, - Wov. 20th,.. 1909
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. lag a ballot, Is conside d evil by aDy,'thel red that the money for that urpose came better.bban to sit clown %ad discuss the g4E.. - - .
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the franchise' t, � ! from either Stra - , ' I . , had assembled in form one,� where the pres- I -
is ja to . lay. In his earlier d4ya obtation took place, ' ,"_
_9 ' .tton or Irobass a. , ]to also oral toples of the I � I Principal Meiklejoh" .
1911T., Person says that he tras to got a .cert he was a member �f the connoll,also assessor wade an i off. In going -to - -_
a wrong for 116ROti0ing the traussoNi u,'and that of the township, ajustice If the Pence, and his now field:'of. 'labor, Mr. Wren can teal- � -
of - pis n,ou, a , Stub -proof o-- nd -
I nived - .. - i n Deroontage sopreciative addro
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nor a ha d hip. This:M at. b ! on"dent to . a(bir the affidavib was made a id published still holds h4s commission. assured that he leaves here behind him many
. every � Pe son. � , - I . . the' parties -refused toL reoogniz i his claims. -Mr. and Nis. William � Downs and Vr_ .�warm friends who Will hear with the gro � -
� a, � ' He, theriI6.rej i lit cin them d published - W, McKeown, M, � - Krack Rubbers.
we ve the affidavit expo 'Inplot. case in life. T� Kant
In so .ar as we are a le judge, , he I P ,ra. Down'a father, all -'of Pott satiefsotion of his'sue &L
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now re led to all the alisint only fair to say 2in the who It in Clinton, left last.*eek for Los Angeles, Cal- '4o station, in thoevoning, the pupils rallied ' I . .
l ,I points in 'the teat both Otratton and ifornia, where they will reside for +h.0 �to give N r. and M ra. � Wien a cheerful send. .� � � § 1++ P-14 1 -H. -H i -i 1 I. 1H i f=++
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' W Johnston very emphaticall 'Mr. Downs was An Jm- Off, which will not be forgotten." � .
,Xi - Era's ariiale. at to able an advp- �,,,Ijny the truth- winter at least, �
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Cate can not flud strou or objections to the fulness ofthe whole story,, P� heir denial ployee of the DOlierty organ factory 4nd ' � � I The season for wearing the h-eaVy gum rubbers will Soon be here and you
proposed law, is one o the strongest I Will be, accepted by most poop, a. But (both before leaving his 11ellow workmen prosedWd I I Is
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' erg �_ I gODUS638D, an� especially t4o Provincial him with a handsome tea setf ! I Wroxeter. .: decide on eitht)r of the above
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ments that . can Poe ibly bi given, in its Secretary, owe it to themselve#snd the pub. -Mosars. R. &.'J. Rao'efcird haid delivered . .-A. Moflabb, with commendable an- , brands, youll make no mistaket as 'we guar 'tee them to give.sati,
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favor. ' lio to do inors than merely deny the truth - at the stock -yard#, in Clinton, on Saturday Vrp i , has installed a three or four horge- I . . �jfactory _
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- i t fulneas of the aflidavit ,:ad d ounoo-Cal- last, for Mr. S. H. Smith, the largest Indi. ower on no in his shop. � Archie will now *ear. - -
But, the main poi t in'connection wi� Ili lagban Asa liar. If ti affidl��t in false, vidual bunch thab has come from soy, a able to akel the shavings fly. -Mrs; St -proof rubbers have been on the market four years. In that .
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the wbole matter, is ob the pKaoticabili I orrow has sold . her farm to a gentleman ' time 65,03,ow
of the Is 11 �y Callaghan basbeen guilty Of perjury and cattle dealer. - - It comprised 82 head of i lia . pairs have been sold, ,which is indisputable evidence of their worth, 8tt1b..
w, or the lujastioe or inoon- should be Punished. Mr. 86 bbon should, choic ' rom Howiok.-Thomas Morgrove has also ! U
� 01 "t export catble, 'and aviraged 1,385 i proof rubbers are here in, all shapes, buckle or lace, high or law cut. ulen�,s
Venience it may inflia, on the, people. T a therefore, lw'ithout further elay lay a pounds each or a'total weight of 1131PSO , old his farm to his two @one. _Rseve Bray n I
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wo I a (I it 46 4 him and have him tingly pQun-&#. as away ' .
main point is, complish t� 'a charge again lit - ! . Uet week on a driving tour. We es 6 to I 1,, 82 a pair upwards. _ -_ � �
object sought? Wo 14 it tend. to ele t I punished. , Ne does this, it ill pub a stop -One evening ,!recently a ilumber of -the xpeot John wason the look out for a suit- 171118 latest addition to the ranks, and true to their name, I' Kant Kmak," are
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- 0 D80 ble place to settle in. -Mr. Munro, of MU. .soft and pliable, but firm as a rock. They are made in all shape.% backl�
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purity? Ifitwould, henitio-forourtge- Those who -induce these wo hless ir�divid- sembled at the reoidenc&,�of Mr. John Hun- I erton, visited with his brother, Sandy, lasb or lace, high Or low out. Men'ii, sizes 6 to I 1, $2 S Pair upwar(b; ; bo I e
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latora to make a law hat would be praot�c. uals to perjure themselves a ould also be 'tr r, 7th line, Morris, and presented Mr. lweek.-m-The Bank of Hamiltba and their .., YSI
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able and it - I severely punished. We do at know but William Hunter I With a handsome writing 1present office not sufficiently oonve ent, - 931zes I to 6, � $1.60 a pair ; youths', sizo.9 I I to 13, $1.35 a pair.
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would Rqu 11V' be (he' duty of tib" these are the most deserving f punishment desk " a mark of esteem 'and have rented for a term of y:;V ihereiaze ma � ny different brands of gum rubb �rs on the m rket but if you
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to I Ce � and appreciation . . Mr. i a % buy
citizen to undertake ny little inconven* � of any. , I his long servioes as superintendent of I t hoef Moffitt's store, formerly a, drug store. They t ". stub -proof " or 11 Kant Krack "
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that might be im - I . � I � , You run no risk of getting a poor rubbp
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Poo d an a result of co - Sunday mob 601. : I 5end fatting it up nicely and it will quite 1: 1: .. . ,�r.
pliance with the law. If'such &'law w re WOnOtica the foll9wing in the, Globe of �-Ou Monday morning of last week, as limProve the West side of f the street, when ' I I . iiiii4iiiiiii.; V 11-1 �+14�F+
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few who be a bad much experience , --- i , I . h -
there are ' * I I - Is, has been appointed I Ste" Inspee- Colwell - - . .�' Re WILLIS & SON, Seafort
passed, 'And proved operative, we is oy Wednesday.* " Mr.'W. F 8 ' tt, of Bros- George Swap, son of'John Swan, of Bruce the carpenter and painter have finished
I - -, � field, wall going to work . at t" home of Mr. their work. � �'
I ,low , threshing, his le brok�s 'and i - I . I
tor for Now Ontario. His duties are, to bic
in 0180tiOns but wil admit that It would . � he was thrown on his head , He inani%ged Staf r& -, I - Selling agents for Stub Proof ani Kant Krack Rubbers. -
. tend very material] to electoral commence -it once, It 'im tb intention of to go -bo, .Charles t'Maeon's barn, bat elould Bo htthab dress yot ? Then surely � - -
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I ba -do Department to insi give no account of the accident, UC .
a sanue time, the CrownX lot upon I His head youyll interested iofthe fact thai the ' , _7=T!
: � I . to badly hurt f1bud two of his tooth w ere blue pencil has been at work at The E. Me- of his residence, to Mr. George Powell, who the head of the iiiat, this week bouebt au
while it would, at t Pori Y' '
gres ly prompt peformanoo of settle ent duties in I is busily engaged 't in .
decrease the expenses and labon of eleot � on the various parts of that oo which loosened. � . � . Faul Co.'s ftre,� Seaforth. Several ends, sit present Iretting i 60 head of fineones ; his brother, 3fr, joh-a
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condidates, , _. . '� ' -William Wray, of Belgrave. bag shorkand lo shape to move into. Mr. Hamilton has Murdoch,- of the!London
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. - settlers are goiV9, :o" r4yaMtohe ,,ad ,og sold ng have beib put at half price. t Rmd, begput Up
- his farm property', covatet of 150 acres of I � .- 1875-1 1
intended for Mettlers. shall be 4eld by speogi , Ii i sken the large window that was in the 20 head. Mr. R. B. McLean return&j fro,'i
Mtolial Notes and Co' 1, lead situated on �be third ue of Aiorri�, to [ CUL1R0ff'SZF.Vt0XS. b and p it in front of his office. This Toronto a low days ago and brought ,,, . ith ,
I mirnentg. ators." Thisitapas n 70ich was made L I -Next Sabbath in mis. ob a Improvera
� . i'io W Robert M aguire, i of the first line of the ejame no day on � the Stets eirouib. Mr. J, tankejo quite a * ent.-Mr. and him &'ear load. Mr. Alex. MoM-tftio and
for Mr. F. S. Scott, v 'a, al M
There is @till very �reat uncertainty i rho n applicaut , urobase price 'was 17,-150. re . ouglas visited the formaes Mr. Peter Fisher were in the north tou --
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ks� t 0 for t�e vacant Registrarship a this -county, � gueon, $trafford ,-. Mr. H. L, Rice, brobhor, in Mords, over Sandsy.-Miss ' Utry
whether or not thor,011, be a Dominon and was Intended as a Peace- ffering to Mr and Mr. Maguire gets possession in April M. A., of St. M &rye, and Rev. J', Renner, last week and looked up a lot of go0i ftck_ .
wi, , " I nett, who bee conducted a dress- ArP, bringing home with them a v,er �
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, Hislop, M. P. -East I next. This is on's of the finest proportion in' I � of Mitchell, are the speakers for the day. Allie Ben y aim �
election daring the winter 7 and be. P. I and uron, on ac- Morris township.' . making business in Brimels, for the looki 9 Iot. Ib will be -seen from this UA&
c`o�i�` I count of the two beat offi 3' in the county The services will, be at Staft at 10. 3o _i. M. Past a
foreanother session 0 Pahrliament,",is ho�d, having been given to as I -w--Tfie Wingham Tim6s says - Mr. Win. and 7 p. in., and, Bethel &6-2,30 p,., in. Rev, year, was home for a few dips bob week, our largest Aock feeders have still felth - -
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Some say there will �Ind some say th- "D Reid, the tbiesher, bee been - doing gome Mr. Kenner and � Mr. Ri before leaving for Wiarton, fibs in to the business, notw
- I ere ill position, we understand, w offered to Mr, . � I Staffs in � Ithatanding their had
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not. This uncertainity has a very un' F. S. Soott, but solini'as good work lately,. One day racentlk he the morning and Ziozi in the eviening, and be cutter an& fibter la a large store there.- look I"t year.
. nettl og brother, Mr. 'was d ed by bim. His threshed 1,600 bushels of grain for Messrs. Rev. Mr. Henderson and Mr. Ferguson will Hr, & Stawarb and Mr. Anderson, of Bel- Dim) m LoxDox. -16 ig our sad -dut
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Affect upon t6 publi4 mind and is injari us W. F. Scott, so, tfierefore, is
to business. Sir ,Wilfrid Lau or as � i been appoiut�ad. � I .. Gilmore Bror., oiTumberry. in nine hours take Zion in the morning and SC&ffa in the grave, visited frIen4 in town over Sunday. week to make reference to the 4eisth of .
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�� - � 0 1 1 - . . sou at, Mr. Anatew Hardie's farm, on. the i evening. All the speakers will be- at Bethel � _� ,- most estimable Yonne lady of oue ' , �
head of the- Governrn�nt� and the man above . ' � . -_ - Ift
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W�� _COMPUlsorY Attendance at the Referring to the out. same concession, rhe threshed three hundred " the afternoon. All are cordially invited - amuh . � I the person of Miss Idle Smi . Iss, taft
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: bushels of barley, at the rate of three bushels I to these serviaeso . " died in the ho�pitsil, in London, on
Ponfl. � is to be, should mak a Public sanoun a- tive and Independent press- a�boab the delay
. per minute. * I Nam- .-The farmers in this vicinity have T�*&Y-
We are sorry to notice that we have . not went, either one way. or the other. and t 8 n .. . . � . !!�� I — finished most of their fall work --Mr. On Saturday last she went to ,londou for
settle the matterand 1pab the public in,ad�u -in b6Dgi gon the North R 'f rew electfoll. -At a meeting of the Luoknow public i .
�� � . '. I Dashwood. James Ballautyne lost two valuable aattle tLedical treatment, and on Tuesday the W
I'll, yet succeeded in convincing the Clinton Now rest. - � at the Ploton Time# makes th:lflollowiog son- :ohool board last week, the four lady Coach- Nci=,s.-Rev. Yager, of Zuri toot week. , They worked their way Into the news of her desth on that day was raftive&
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. I ! -5 ad quarterly meeting here on Sunday last, were The sudden death of one so young and 10
- Era that it would be in the interests of 4lec. - , i . re in the school 'received an increase of 89 '1h, oduduct-
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' I li � . , - sible remarks : , " It may W that during ' straw -stack and cculd not get out and I
a toral purity and to. the general advantage of The Toronto *Glopel very truly remar E, : parliamentary recess a i c their salaries,. commencing with in the absence of presiding elder, Rev.- S. R. dead whe'n discovered. -Messrs. Fred Mil- much beloved by all, has casta gloom o
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� - ihe publia to have a law on the statute �. . t. The salaries -to be paid for Kneolitel. His'!Nermons, both morning and liam. mud John Stewart have been engaged the community. The fall particularx Ot
� � ' book " Poe of the obsta6lep in the way of gres r suffer much from �,aoant epresentation, 1904 are : Joseph Stalker, principal, $650 ; evening, were instructive and were delivered drawing sugar beets for Mr. Bobier the last the sad event have not yeb been receiva
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� requiring electors,. whose names are -on" the in0speadence. in paro jour6shom M ing Burgess, P
I I in �be -But the licence permissible u der that ples ,25 ; Miss Archibald, $315 ;
I � � . to large and appreciative congregations.- three weeks. -We are sorry to state that, I by the friends here at the time of writing.
.-, . voters' Ila* to attend at the polls -and � U. diness wibb, whi4h Political opponents hag long run out In the case f North' MissBarbour, $300, and Miss Cummings, Mr. 0. E. Huston, of the. Sovereign Bank .- �
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11 I . posit a ballot, on pain of die r: ture independent 11 - I 1: 0 .
� $300 1 : Mr; Simon Campbell has been laid up with
t I -, franobisoment t criticism to, mak frew, a session of parliament � having � . was in Zurich over Sunday. We hope for his speedy re- �
i i -Butchering rheumatism. . Brucefield. - .
- 4, - - relresented. i To Mills. of Wingliam, p4ased will soon be the order of the day., -Mr. and covery.-Mr, Do Gardiner has recently par-
er a limited period. A couple of weeks yi Id wine party caotal. When that b- , away on Wedne4day evening of I I
�, - f it held with that riding un ;Me; -idrm. T.' A. �
t Protect the Governmen- in emergent ir- . PIWPBRTV SOLD_ -Mr. William 'Dix -on has
. I t agot we asked it to point out wherofw such a Ot ,10 is taken out of � the way. the redei0p_. - "b week, Mrs- James Snell spent Sunday with friends chased a bronco. You will have to be very purchased from Mrs. Philip Murray, of Sea.
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.- , cumstances, in to protect the� platforn, "nond She had been a great sufferer for the past �
.. - I thain any tion of politics will b�ab hand." A kno*l. . . � in Crediton.-Tbb Gladstone Reading Oirole cArsfal, David, when you are breaking It in. forth, the site on,
law would be impracticable, more � I the. -principles of the party, Buf there most few weeks, and'recovery was not expected. which the burned hotel
I . � I edgq of this fact, alv�, an the part of th�sa* always be a reasonable limit to emergent The deceamed lady has been a resident of , will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. -Oar mail drawer, Mr. Riley, intends mov- -Wod. the price paid being $400.
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........ . other. In response to this., request . P.. Paulin, next Monday evening, the topic Ing Into Dr. McLean's .store. - Mr. John - ' _It jig Otis
Wi gham for voi many years and enjoyed �' , f the beeb business rsites in the villa,ge. �'
� qf it 9sys " J in power has a ton4ency to make them conditions, To wsde througli, the mud' u y - being " Earl of Besoonsfield.-"�Ths Publ- Coinish, of this village, intends to move o 0
"I'll, Ib would be impractiesible because there presume on the -forbe4rance of the esteem and kespoot of everyone, , 10 t Mr. Dixon to the owner of the Wilson boW
. f their frieudr, sometimes assumes the obliaAbory and duti. She school coheert, to be hold this (Friday) Bliniville, where he has engaged to work for .
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s hough honestly � meant things they would uo� aul's'ch6rch, evening, promises - to be the event of the Mr. Skinner for a year.- Mr. Arthur Camp- it to the Istot James Turner. Tha property
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. - I - annot aspire to perfection. But it is not to in haalth, was vory active i season. An excellent programme of drills, bell has engaged with the E�onomicalThresh-
I I I IwOutd open the door to their own shuse. knew their actions wbuld be open to friend church work. I will likely be built on next summer, as we
:4 � - ba'assumed that reasonable lie She leaves a hosbaud, Who is recitations and dialogues iv being prepared, Ing Company for the rest of the seasoo.-
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.... t For instance, men would be exempted from ly, although adverse �rttiaism. .1 . once shall be 01 I
i I . , extended bey'and all limit of @a , ne of Wingbaw's leading merchants, three ,String music will also he furnished. The Mr. J. Stewart, of the boundary, attended understand the McCartney Bros. Intend er.
. the operations of the'laW who were too fit i � I- . tisfactory
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. . t to gob out. It would not be very hard for It seems that a - . . � ptoceeds go towards the school, and . an the the Scotch Concert at Exater last Wednes- acting
.- - ini Henz�lf, -AtUe commodious residence of � Mr. , doubt 6 *ber buildings Will follow in (Ins
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- � jalas party nd Mrs. Charles Wheeler, 4th line, $or, � "
n. who were not ill .� to claim tb erg n I -granted ih&b its 908t i the �ohlef end of %dmiasion fee is only 15 and 25 oents, � ,
I � some Sundays ago'J"' by:n givig 'i�,existence, any iers �o� explaiation a one should attend. ? - - �W_ � 11
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1-11 were any number of persons who did this in tinie a better light on 4he aspe"ot - of riot there was. � celebrated on Wednesday hear �nd see the " Grand Cake Walk." Walton. I .
- � I . riot an over-hao 9 in hit serm,on, � .
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- . - -_ ' I .things, it pr�otically puts a premium On in- evening, 11th inst. one of those bAPPY DoorO open at 7:30, concert at 8. ----.;Mr. E, � Leadbury.
�� � .z as be -what a nice at The Observer is not #Ieued with the way,in events, being th� � While in Seaforth take a stroll through �
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- ' E :minister'.�audled that once on- good- i rib J., and Mr. W a n ,
zk,� , d to in the attempt, to which the. 'll ho has been cl rking for tbe'R. the waist and skirVaectione 4 the E.
. ���� - 1'4 �'i. I of 2 - not able daughte!r, ar B
..., - I � . enersiship that unduly strains the - M�rizge,
.. � I � prove that they had 'played. off'sickol �nd savory gentleman, and tb to - bond of cohesion between the staff and the Andrew Taylor,; a prosperous Pick rd'(7 here for the past year and a Psal Store. i Up-to-date styles from the " Ill an waot'j" can afford to pass by the
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. 11� - ' to diskauchise them if proven. half, oft on Friday last to accept a good bomb manufa� turers. will greet you at every
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. �,�,,,i 0 , � -ading obaracpariitice of his 0hsk&c_ rank-andfile of the army. 1, t in at High River, Alberta. liner-* are now here.
I - _- - " I ", Mhon it would practically necessitate ter. � . . Xc Mr. Boa-; turn. The ,new waists an Oome and bee if ha�s
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_ - -.-, I The: Obie' thinks �hat, - 11 were I � alne of the wed d skirts are
r I.F1 1. ly� 44 I i the keeping ofa black list all over the DO- ,ad by Miss Pearl Proctor, the young p* eo,
f . ( minion -of in' . .4adas living nowads a he would be looked The conneIction of Mr. A. B. Aylesworth Play . 1875-1
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I - J _�*7 - vote, THE - pie took their plves beneath a most attisti- pqpular and obliging young [From an occasional correspondent]
- - _ up -to -d i ' busineselman. always the well -known man, an MS. -On Saturday to lag of
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-- ? F,.XTosrroR would say I Simply leave the . I . b4rrister, of Toronto, with a 0 fr ends wigh him godopeed in hie new
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�. - , looking out for the ain chance�. He Would cally arranged wroh,.in the I presenoo of' -over ve'n last week, Mr. John Smith met orn NOTRs.-Paber Barrows has purchased the
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� - i t 1171,� �� _ � I : in all probability be managingl a lo�n Cow. - 4 -and relatives, The 'bride fortunate a6d, painful accident which will , fifty &are form
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.7. ,:,' I not wish to' te�` Who is to leave the pany in St. Thomas ' took before the � Commission in the interest looked. charming in a dress of white Milk, . lay him off Work for some time. While an- situated on the north Vvel road, leading
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1-11 � t -�_� � twenty centuries � of 0anadi � - sdrs M. Bray, form-
'�_ This weather will make you think of of his cost b' .
- I -4 , ,- Partizan assessor could very easily mAke up too soon.2" Parhaps he miRht even be,,' in f ch ilanthernums. The ceremony was per. 'I of the arly of Loadbary but now of - Monorieff,
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I I I- 4 a- voters" list to suit himself, and then Ontario politics. 0 formed by Rev. A. K.-' Jonee, Methodist 7Underwear, and the place to get it -without
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�� parties who did want to vote, but had been � I hmvfj him in politics, aithodih Mr. Ayles- minister, Belirs've circuit, 1
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�,wj� -_ - ba'VO� to appeal to get - Mr. Robert Bickerilike. well kn�wn . I 0 gtvlmuoh encour- -Jaiaes and Mrs. Irel4nd, 3 -rd line, Mor. '
�� !�_: 1 .-A, � their names on the list. In the territories agement in this dl�,actiozi. It in a great I , See. the finger from th13 hand. -A load from Driscoll's family, last WeeL-Mr. john
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_i , rip, are back fr6m a six Weeks' holiday trip; 0 vici?ity spent an enjoyable Jackson, of Brussels, he mov d f
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I .., z -1 there a no 6 voterle lists-, as we, in onbed(I Cattle exporter', of �ont'r,eal,'I.ias. been age* pity that 'Mr. Ayloiworth iad a few other to the West. ,They visited sit Winnipeg, i ve 1875-1 time as the thome of Mr. John Berry laab onto theg�)rozier farm. It is only a few
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il :: � , .*' Of course, there would be axemptiona, rence district of the city, as to enter Froyinciali Politics. With two or
I I �X-; 1".] their oandidate -and amumbei of �eaforth, visited *ith her friend, Miss
I , i - -, - ; .1 I I Rathwall, Holland, Cypress sorry to say, has been very sick with Is, Car- locality, and we are pleased to welcome
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f _ ��"_ a--- men of the qeDtal weight and moral - other points and were kept busily on she gr'PPe.-It is rumored thai wadding belle rie Berry- for a few days durin- the past them back again.-Ib4ag A is Du has .
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i _�',j `� - er gbri`,of Mi. Aylebworth in his Cabinet, 6va as they made visits to no less than 45 -A meeting of the
. , J-1 liable to the same o6ioction. dike has repre,3ented that con titueney I I in Auron Farm-
" .. __ . A man is re. .6 lur. Premier R669 won � . gone on an extended visit tv 17alatives ik
� I �ili;(_ - ,I 11 ha,!� a �118hle to abotV places, Among.the old time'friends visited lage have olubbed together and' are piecing etW Institute will be held in the Workmen's Toronto. We wish her a pleasant time in
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__ !: i- , � F; 19 sick Or in AnY Other Way incapacitated or tiou that for a man ho he nbinqtion, oppecia ly Ithose immedi- mytb's, Barkeris, MoDona'd's, IngFam,,sr, fl�he object is a most Worthy one, and the ith r tiv
- � , , d to make &:I' - afternoon de, al% 84 in Brussels
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"I'll, � . li . . . ately next him andl on whorh he seeme.to Won comprises the chairrnan's spent 8unday �Vn ,_
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� - is case, ing Richardsou'u, Jchn ,The girls should be commended for -their good 00 gato ism is away on a
_: � -i - �: and his family cub of e address, and Dr. Reid of G r wn, will M Mammie Robinson i vwt
. his mainly depend, it Is no won4or ,he is in the son: James, is! loc ted *st Dauphin.' Mr. work. -Mr. and Mrs: Ward gave & party p, k which exists between to friends in Stratford. -We undamtima
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.- '. - -�. _I �- -.!--, 1. I - won to a few of their friends last Thur 'improper feeding and disease* followed by
.... �� � - -a , Parliameut at O.ta, a for ,seven months , at ercips will average about sday evan- , that the Method' t and Preabyteriso -church
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- - - In able,jo float as long as be has, Surely 43 busbele,to the acre whete he was, A 'ut Ing. All enjoyed themselves. -Miss At o .1 by Es
- ;i' __ � - �, no, confusion ensues, The game would be the year, " a geriou and u profitable ' " , I a an address on "Feeds, and FaedinR' people are talking of holding union services
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- � ,C� - 11-1 areafew good mania the Reform Dan: III land is worth from SM per acre up. Stephenson, who was learning the dress. �Ir. J. H. Smith, of L*hgbank. The in Bethel church, east of Leadbury.-Miss �
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,-, -_ � " _ - _-_ I , excuse proven would free 'a man from Laurier saying- he I wished I -97 � The people, as a rule, are doing well making at Miss Hayes', has returned home. ing session, commencing at 7,30, will W, n Adams, of Kinburn, Was
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tanoe. A reasonable ter ; that he had ritteii W rauk' Of the Province who have patriotiam wai
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- - - . , , . ; I it d . d are very enthuefitstie over their country, -Mr. P. MoNsughton, terspersed by musical and literary selec- Florence Stitt last week. -lag
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..L�� I,;- U Penalty-, What woulit be considered a. reas- give -'.an om tunit . and �Vho would -save -On Satur4V evenip � Michigan, paiil� a flying visit uty tione wnd an address by'Dr. Reid on " - __
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- -:�� 1 -�J � , onable, excuse: and how the excuse should'be -would not likely agodn be the cand : nd us in t ad ocr,ty, if not worse, fr f - .
__ - Goderich. town- and around Varna. -Mr, H.Cook attendod's developmen retain,
- ' that ther plenty Young— *hi OnM Clinton, John Cahteloo, of t and t , " g of young horses ;'�
J �:I' Proven to be jenuiue,, are matte ' ' a we 'are DOW suffering, and which shi �, met with a very serious icoldent that bee shingling, on Bronson line, last week. _' also an addreft by Mr. Smith, on "I Agrioul- Elwlook.
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I ik��_ �` z i� �,- ,- . Constitue cy who were � an- wool be manytimes intensified if the Con. W
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__ . - i� .;-- - L, law makerts to determiner. This in what we X-louff to be ca ' ids,ten, Sir Wilfrid, .gery tive I&Wei him up for some time. - r got Its
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. i - _� -,�- � cult thingi nor should it be a formi0able ob. see in a bad way for good politicis,as &6 �m , I Miss Flo UcClure of Tucker;smith, is the
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_. t M i-,_ - � - At a traction an ins. The Methodist church Oare, will be held on the of the Uquor law, bur, each was fcund *1 not -
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I �F ;_ �, Jection 60 a law that would � he dt . c 1 guest of the hliaee 0
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- 1�1 �_ - beneficial. Now, as to the eecoAd point- personal desires an in the of 'the 7ne, however, on starting up agaiti Mr. Livingston - will take charge of the " gusOU, of Walton� visited at Mr. H
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I -11 � �_ 1. � - - party I would acce t the nominati-6a � ano . I - e a- -� ; last Week .
ii- �h - � " -1 ,--,�- lnentioned,, the same a � I , Huron s4rtle horses, which gave ' jum I mestin-lys, and on Monday there will be a .-Mr. aud Mrs. L, L. AlcVaul
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, 'i , - . ate, ' Mr. cl out. i supper.-ThS Presbyterians will bold Mia,s Bej,
. � Objection sp�ly'- ain be the andid I t sixeing the tongue to drop The VON" called in the village l"b vv_eek._,� 14
. ,-_��i equa � Bi4e�'- - -Rev. Mr. Owen, ri !toorr�f 'the D. Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer. Taylor has returned af ter spending a mouth
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: --i -. . �, been Ila", � 29th, and will have a t4a.meatin-P on the a* the 104"t fat" of lafierest. with friends In Innorkip.-Miss Addie, Cri4p
�-, - �*. now are, The ere compiled by parti7,.%n he seems to be a figid-headed gensIble uqi. H
- � 4 - : _ - - ,y - 9 . � , ayeville. Ceintelon held, on pluckily to the j I �r 1 -140 -if
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- , Z�_ aeffessors a or and, as � a rule, we have heasiiweanr,i and bifi strength thr u h -The dry goods bu in- Clinton, con- in guiding the horses to the fence, where Ward hJ returned home, after a pleaust, has been out in two for the balance. of this
� - --, �- _ ad al ka is 'ling Though dragged rom the called on friends In this vicinity last week,
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- Very fak mod fall lists, T si I I -Mrs. vVilliam Knox, or., spent'Monday
__ _. It �ame' ness, of R. Coates & they became entangled in such manner' visit to friends in Reveall and Kippen.-Mr. 'Mouth at The E. McFaul Oo.-P# Swre, See- I Pbemia Reid is taking oare of herauut, Mist
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i -1 C -1 -, C, -. i Mr. I was severely br i Campbell, In Kinburn, who is laid up witb
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. I.- . I -, �oi -111Y ratified are,as a rule, very complete. If ;, �� meree - is dead.- She [ was a Osughter, of ,the out in a 7 shape. necessitating some bbir-' too, is visiting with 'her mother, Mro, J'ames at tweuty�five pounds.- . '
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: - _, -_1 Much talked of congtituene Rev H . A. W_ right, V 0 - :
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a . . can ba entrusted with -this work, why 4 - - - -After �abfling witb an ailment for ten NoTEs, - -) ,a
I _ . - � 4' 1-t - I lAst Sunday Mr, Robinaon, .
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. . �, - I _. � I - -1. North R G hei PaRt two yve re has been in�u;�bont of tbo years, during which Hine he bore his 4f[lic- B. A., a Knox College student, pre,whied
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a ___ - - , - _-:�,�, W rW& so called " bla' it�11- �been appoin d rector at Tilspuburg. lett, at the ag � the now Wall over for the season, am our farmers Neilans leave on Friday for British Coll,
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� �_ " � ob, w1bere ssiu6j Ing amongst the miners, and gives ,s I of 1401ris, spent
�� - -%,i, - � � . cut by a rip very age of the good weather. -The anniversary Saturday and Sunday pit the homes of A.1
� . 4. f., In One instance there is -no, reason to suppose for bye- 100- had his left hind badly . saw at shall dwell till summonea- before the� gre�t graphic description of the work, 110 i13 a ssr�ices and fowl an per booked to take
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- � I I "i '' tion will- likely be. held there'nextrno tb. ich organ factory, �the saw Passing bar of Justice, Mr. Carbert was born ixf clever young man, He P1 ,John VV&tb, sr., -sad Mr. Gee. Kuox,.ar,_
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_ I I are partivan . between twO fingers and cutting the palm. : is only 23 years of pla0e in St. Andrew's -church, next
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z� , �, , IT -:-E. R. S*artz has sold the 'Huron 10 when a boy with his parents, settling firk.t and is in bin last year. in his theological
I--, i__ , - -iL -11. - , V_ ' the Conservative papers have fixed o the in Gode * b; t Ellis Bros.,j of Berlin'' rid . - interes b among our people, and all interested
_T11 � � - 1". : " Bub-. says THE ExposaTopt,,# �,o person in Toronto, Growing to manhood he mar-- course. -There have been Rome
, , 4. - __��.�. .� 13th of December as the date. Ho ' Toront;re. �6hn Ellie, one & village -The apple pa,okors have Wke,d a
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� I - - . W uc . very,strri'09 are busy making preparstions for the ocoa4- large number of 1) -el in this a, I
� I - � desires -1 -hem, to vote if th , ?f the brother4
. I ,_ -.4C :ey- have, conscien. they know about it we are not prop - v ried a Miss Catherine Connell, of that city,: winds blowing of late, and, ,Dn Thursday art a n Ighbor-
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I - �_�x , _ He Would have say. It-,wtll be a hot fight whenever it t kes "O au P I of a good
. 1 - , �� _,_ -.� �!! Seaforth. intp� morning of last week, it blew down the re. complete success is favorable weather, and quality. -Miss MAggio Brigham apent'dan-
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, I 4 . not 41, or ng for , themselves, no doubt we will be favored in derson,
-11 _ � ,*.� polls" . L . ; a kvery d ter. ad at 935 fee a good flow this particular aleo.---Stock- feeders in this I Zbrough Hulletb last week. -The 11laws '
. I � � - mined -effort to win, as so much depend ol, brine was etrue�, but borin is to born to them. They are Thomas, John, in town. -Mr, D, Danbar, a prosperous
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--- F - J.� cO 12 - Matthew and George, of JHulletb ; Titilot , vicinity are now husy getting in their stee
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�, _., 1- - � probably the candidatep are .the candi a hy and -Miss H#tie Downing,fln Brussels, has d J. Me' Due loss ]ast, Friday, when his barn was a
7 - - P nOt chosen, and popular, : d belong to old families in the bden engaged f Caughey, of Morris,and. Mrs. MoGiu � is, of bArned to the ground with all ita canten' the 2nd concession of Stanley, who stands -at visited friends io the village ]set Week. ,
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�_ , '. � I - Fhen it is possible not- a single element is matituawy, and both have been wor 8 school k 110m-rl Logan. His 'wife 'predee I —_ ---
1% A � -., i� resont to enable him to make a cOnclusion, hard fo. - The 'result ab salary of 066-__ Miss Dow]' years ago, since which time one year's crop. The fire started from a cutting
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;� � . - not be as �onbtful as it is, only , t'he. 0111- ijear Walt00 bbig Yesi wlt� kood success. � - . g the farm:
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whope, conscientious scruplee were aboub Tor' uto., V well known hay guaranteed Far Jackets from $25t.o $50 Taylor left -Miss E.
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,:, -blank A shi'Drt time ago a piano maker thought of fur buy' , - �.
I i - ad road,,,'.-X6Killop, has reoely6d the contiact look i Ing onto, to try her fo 'une in the Queen City.
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Toronto Thip will mean a Ilob of bay from We mentioned a few weeks ago that Mr. J,� number of years,, has dia ad of his �uoi. that, we know what weare talking about. If you don.1 believe'it, try it alad
'� ut� ,!, had no mark on it. - ing a business partner rif the now reno ned - Mean, we 13
-1 _ '� - I � - . to, him is evil, What ma,tters it if the paper citron peeL- We have the best Japan tea at 25c in the trade.
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. _� J_ , i i - ! il lmortalize' r� . � stag, and a former well known resident of! Robertson is going to take a rest for the you will be convincel Our black tea at 30c possesses a L-agrance that you r -an
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- , � i7 . - : � � ing them down. fi§ imagines a, great many made and I ublji3hei i in the interests of the `.h . formed master of the Lacau high school. I
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I r L , , pupil� of ihe Dundati Inebitute, The church held a " flower at home " on Fri� I
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, rlarlie that was entirely superfluous, Nowarjol er L McKay and 9 Banner, of that town, asyFj : .
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-, � _ _�,,� d fel.low, by the name of Calliahan, at th4�ixi ; p E departure to a6sume the principalghip of the The prii3cipal event was a nnmber of ques- will appeal to all lovevs of nice china, and our margin,� are based on grocery
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� i- . Lnc4n high schoni, the studenta of th,o Dan. tions given on a piece of paper, to be ane -
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1, �, � 1. .% correspondeta , das high e�2hiuof waited upon Mr.:: J, S. wered by narnes of flowem.-The Bell Tele. Profltql flo YOU will -';Pe, tJJ(,� advaiitage of buying your china at GUNX'S. - .
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: - !f I - �_ - _U � - � f w3 had a larae g�ng of men .A~ ,
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-, .�'. , t! 4se year, iiq au ael ive, halc and 46artv ' L . (s ft hif; I -f- ' 11-Irr h cc -ll aa�,!lm,d by Mr, Frank .1met-
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