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Q1L1,r14.P.4,,1 I .. I � Sit Robert Laird Borden ; -st will be' fir st to,get rid of .its trou- . � Mr. J. lET_ scott?%f Constance, has tanfs of Egm,Oadville I lad cll�ug to the saddle and rode- like, , 11, A;
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��, '!�,� ,' i. -Sir Robert Laird Bor I bles, and likewise the first to capital- . the dam was also utilized to run the combined with those of Seaforth a , V( ,
. . . . . . �,,, I,_ , . I ., . I - Mr. John, Porterfield, Jr., of the 12th giistmill When It was put in, oper, tiov fulfil the contract, with. dier re I sult Tuimberry.,Stmet at the cold stora 4 ...
', - ";$��','4` ize oA the Saturday night b concessiQu of Howick b3s a''goose ,� � � .. ge, --
� Vu time Pre ' died at his Ottawa - u�iness. . came into evidence Plant g -too fast'to k "
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, , Owing Farm and Home Week First'the owner& dee6aed it advisable Sudden impetus 1
M - , ;. cultural, Society are getting ready to I � . I escaped Injury other.thah a� silghUYL . 4 ; �
- , �.. :-'� Uaut trouble. - He was in his 83rd build'an addition of thirty feet to the W. tear down the sawmill, -and after-* .. ..:L
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�el 'I, . %, -Tear. I . : to 25—at the Ontario Aj�ricultxiral The Ladies' Bowling Club ground, but not until the modern, rol- forth meant spee�lly development for , Gift to k S. Griff - � ir 1, .
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K.", . . College', Guelph, will, it is said, see gauiZed, in Seaerth for ,the season. . bey and Egniandville. Egniondville, . rry S. GrIff, former ' . .
-� .1. " of � Canada's greatest Premiers, nor 1 with the following officers: Hon. installed and an engine used, ,.to die- the Gc6-rich Lions Club .and active . �,
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i �W�, 1 11� Of her most popular politicians, , . vice The importance of -the, dam became before his recent removal to Strat- - �
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��`, , . that is saying a good deal. . ' it supplied the. quota of ice required 1 .supremacy. Merchants, I
,�" Integrity; an able,'unassuming gen- . I .,- see -Areas., Miss Bird4e �teph.ns- and mechandes left the Other -two vil- ws's the, guest of honor at a husinesek: 0 , 1.
. , However, there is no surprise in committee, Mrs. Geo. A- Sills, Mrs. _j by D. D.,Wilson,._I�iwoR.-Co.unty.'s-, not-- -meeti _and banquet, of the-, Club. -at-, - _ . -
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�Lll"., � . � tleman, yet one who lent dignity to that. The Agricultural College, with J. Burrows, Miss Cardno and Mrs. A. ea, egg king, to use for refrigeration to make stable the apparently muslb- the Park House on Wednesday even- A 04 .01
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every position he held; maintained , growth of their - aspiring vigor- Ing. A token of the esteem and af- I
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i� its gardens, its plots and fields, and Miss Genevieve Jonee, of Seafar" porlum. located in Seaforth, The dam room fection of the members- of the Club, 4 I I t 1.
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I �' 1. the best trad tions of our Parliament, also Provided the boys and girls an 0139 rival, a handsome club ba
. . has Passed. the civil service exami Once Eginondville had its,J .
XIV I I its livestock, is one of the mogt, in- acksons .g, was, presented.
.. I '..- 1. and whose name will rightly occupy tions which entities her to a position excellent outdoor' skating rink some Oresswells, Charlesworthis, Webbers I to Mr. Griff by Lion. H. T. Edwards, 1 4 ��
. . tensely interesting spots in Ontario. forty and more ye4rs'ago. \) . I . . i
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� I on the Inside civil service. . � Dalys, Kruses, Burgards, -Sutherlands, his co-worker efilee the. inception or, ,
� I M_.,��, . a1igh and proud place in Canadian To all those who live on the farm; The Seafarth Volunteers, under , Resting,On Oars Hills, steets, P,orters, McDougalls, the crippled, did1dren's committee in I � A *6
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0 11 I �11'., " _-, I Assuming the Premiership in Oc- tricts, it is not"only a show place well ' The Ontario Goiernment 'has de- Should it? Once it ,Was, a persever- Dicksons, Mwta�3ds, 'Elli sons and Stanley Ohler, of Goderich . Town- I A . 0 .
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� worth the viewing, but a place where model o*ools for the purpose of prosperous, Then, it had, an albabBorb- ,F�gmondtviie I, ,til 4 .
1. 1.111:�. high pjace through the most trying 1; I on the Map; on Sunday night when a truck ,he, was I
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.,,1 . .knowledge is stored equal to the de- , training teachers for teaching in the ing ambition, namely, to forge ahead. stil� takes interest in municipal, pro- driving was'prevented from going ov- . �
W�1 - time in the Dominion's history, and mands of all agriculturists. English -French schools in this prov- in importance it considered itself at vi-ati,al and Federal affairs; has remn, er a steep embankment by a guard I 4 v "�
11Z., I 1 ince. Me of these schools has been least the equal of Harpurhey . I
" N, I 4pontinued in that position -until July, L . .and ants of the dam and the water run- rail at Pqrterls Hill. The truck, own- " �.
11� Last year Farm and Home Week established at Vanleeck Hill .g�rid Mr. much- - superior to Seaforth, whose wa ; - ble , in n rs ,of the ed by Elliott Harrison, of Godericht
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Zl,� ised by his, unremitting labor Of the Clinton Public school, has been, with the extension of the, Huron 'and the t . It has Its general stalled, Zi; a diill and began to bacl� , I I
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, ,,,, I preparations are being made to hall selected to take charge. macad-amized road westward fVOTu the store churcdi, ' school house, black- down, crashing into the guard r�all �
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�, !'�,, '. .1� thragghout the war and after, he dle some thirty thousand people There� were 79 tickets sold at'Sea- boundary line which separates -the smitl; shop; has its hill and bridge and snapping off two �posts. The truck 4 I "I
. Ill: �r .voluntarily retired to private life. - forth for the moonlight excursion on tDwnsb,ips'of Tuckersinith. and Hib- and river which now mea,nders-along was damaged considembly.-Goderielft . 1.
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I.I... unique record in Canadian politics, trait ,the "Grey, Turnpike" instead, of Har- curve in the road just beyond the .
1111 sands will be disappointed. Mr. .T. DL Atkinson, of Exeter, hav- purftey. . A ,Possible relic of the, storm of A , ,
I "'i'. , � . as during his lifetime he was first a ,� bridge, which swings directly towards 1913, in which scores of hves� were.
.,�'�' . For the farmer, as well as his vil- Ing Purchased, a business in Clinton, Wlhen the, Buffalo alid Lake, Huron Bayfleld, where'the iiver empties its .
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1,, . .Unionist Premier, and was one of the * , . effem,ts there.. . mondrille erected "flag" stations at thie Huron. . from the depths of Lake Huron, ont 10 -
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I '�,!'�: , , distinguished sons and states- has sold dier fine brick dwelling to -_ . . I I 11111111111111 mercial fis;herman, when, On iffting: � . - , , ...
,,." M=Y that few can really. afford to miss, - his nets, the found entanglpdl in, the
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.. 1:: , , p '. mien that the Maritime Provinces Reeve Petty far the sum. of $2,000. 6 . ' " , I .
1,1'_ and if reports are true, it looks very , One of the largest military camps 0, , i U . p fine inesh a portion- -of a human skull- a -
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,..�._. .. life. . I I 1 is now under can -vas in the beauti- 11 ruesome find,
,� I 0 . . fully situated grounO of the Attril I - - whitened, by the surge of the water-
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� . Estate near,Goderich.': The.26th Regi- Shakespeare lived at Windsor at the bottom of the lake, w , a di -
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... �4�.,. Giving service ment marched to Goderich from Luc- his merry wives. 1-19 wrote tragedies, to be ex- tinct shock to the fisherman. and his'. I.' �
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"I'll, an in two, days. The sight is -a gay comedies and errors. cused on, the ground that the prisoner companion, John Baker. The nets; � .-
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1P. . . . The Ontario Motor League iz a one and many of the parties were Period ha n i f
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arm 'known organization to-. the ma- given hearty receptiong th r 1, with dots. Previous t I .
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, �it "One farmer toldThe Examiner he jority,of car owner's in this Province . , Z
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'04�,�,�. in town'on Saturday night and but we doubt if the average member Norwa3�sl capital is called Chris- 0 a �o
A., , was I OVer 400 Phones on, their circuit. � . .. Tuckey Transport i
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,. of- Huilett, last week sold a five-year- Lipton is the capdt6J of Ceylon.. she is a great singer ,and, studied, un- Tu,key Transport' with a 10 -ton load' 4 : .
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, I -ed to do some buying. There are a which that League proviaes. weigh -ed 1800.pDnnds� for whic visitor . Tenanc- "Well, maybe that Irish- A .
M, . I . ceived, $375. -. Tennyson wrote a most' beautiful I mail could stand it, but she can't about 10.30 o'clock Tuesday moming;7 I
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Ml.�� . It is not as bad as that in out . a membership in, when one gets into From The Huron Expositor I —1 lffllalllWed. Mr. Campbell WaSr return- .
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. ".- ve fast, Of course, the, p,Vk- out in some unfrequented territory, 0 Ori nal Gangster- m Hardware when the front A �A .
. The Tay, bridge,over the River Tay 0 9i - in the 17th Century, - spring Or
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I ,,�,� Z � S- W- Galbraith., editor and proprie- As a young Birmingham buckle- :cement his position with t ditch and, turned upside 'down witbiI., I
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.. �. Painful illness. turiately was able 'to crawl thi,ough a,�: 4 �0 �
',�i . ise. The son of poverty-stricken par- police. It was practical philosophy at,
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.1. because the merchants in every tomm that. . In fact, we learn that the ser- Mr. Gregory Bruxer, of' Dublin, is broken window suffering only from ati
� �� - . . . idbing a large trade thle season and ents, he was born at Wolverhampton its best. Jonathan did not stop at - few bruises and, a shaking up. The� � 4 0,
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,�� ". I .11111ake -special efforts to stimulate the vice supplied by the League is just in 1683, and, when hi� reached, ma -a-' knowing how the ,,Other halr, of the uinds-hield was badly shattered, and., .
� �11�1 '' One day recently he turned -out four hood he must have been one of the populace lived, .He was often both 4 10
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',', . y night business. But unless about unlimited. Just about what handsome buggies and one wagon. ugliest sights of an ugly age. the reaso rParly eiery piece, of wood in the cab,,�
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�. -the Saturday night parking problem ever you ask for. . Messrs. John Hargan and John Hab- He was. not nearly so -old as h,is,.b nt and, the reason why they ceased: doing sm
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I . hants are go- newspape at the . mmIdug Preparations to build. but With that ugliness that knows, no City Marshal named Charles irg repaired in, London. - Exeter:- - . .
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A;; �., , . � �.. - - - -,- � Mr- P_ Triggersoa, of Hensall, had youth. I -rig skin was libe that of a HItchin' Times -Advocate. I I
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11 Motor League is oft alled upon to the misfortune to meet with ,a,.ser- mulatto, but coarser and more sallow, hardly expected of "swell mobsnien.11 Presente I
I .-Il"": � . I . i lous accident similar tT one received His features were like those of a ba- Charl d to King ' 0 .. .
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11 , 1, �'. � deed. If you want to know what pro- The gross revenue concerning the Our - a Discovery of the Coudurt Of Td1leves speaker of the Ontario Legislature, , A. .�
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... ooef�,�� . . simian buckle -maker, Indeed, and Thief-Tak-ers," in: which he calls and ,the -contractor and builder or
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I ,,i,,!�_ approach W every store or place of cedure is necessary for marriage in business Of the several postoffices in seemed. fitted for little .but to work Jonathan a "'�aboon.11 Stung, Jona- the Exeter Arena, who was in at- A . .
,z�, - Huron County are as follows in this out whatever is, the destiny of simian than lift back with, "An- Answer to a! terdance at the Coronation In Eng�-
, . . . . . ,�. . business blocked to them, wfien they' . the State of New York, ask the Mo- 'vicinity: Brussels; �2,792.68; Clinton, buckle -makers from Birmingliama. Late Iinsolent Libel, Entitled A Dis- land, was ,honored, by being chosem
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,.. �;"�, .,are on legitimate biviness ben -L Not . . tor League.� $4,258.45; Exeter-, $2,427.51, Goderich: The Hip -Bone Was Useful! coverY ot the Conduct of TWeves and as one Of twenty, to meet King Georg%-- 4 ,�.$
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f 1, " , I blocked by cars whose owners have Because it W � in Toronto But he Possessed two invaluable Tblef-Takers.. Pric 6d,-," in which he VI. Mrs. Hipel was: presentedl to�, Of
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111�1., . - $4,593.16; Varua $312.81; W-inthrop, and aa, equally doubl-e-jcduted moral- ated "in all respects his father Beelze- Mrs. HlPel ,expect to returu. homf__ , A 4*
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. I . f" � . 11�-_mselves, but blocked largely by up and wanted to know if' it was $144.35, and Zurich, $602.13. ItY. He fell in with a strolling I'doo- bub." Angry gangsters of the time the Middle of this. month. � Exeter"_
I 11'1� The Clinton .'Driving Park AssocIa- tress?' who reeb9nized, his possibill- drew their quills -and fell upon each Times -Advocate. ".: .
i , cars -whose owners have come to raining in Pittsburg at the same tion, offer a Purse of $200 for a stal- ties. Wherever they stopbed, she other without pity. I r
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'74'' Main Street to sit and watch the time. And the Motor League sup- -. Ran race to take ,Place on the driving would miraculously heel the accom. She Didn't Offer Enoughl , 1�
, "., . . . park on Thursday,- Sept. 8th. roOdating hip, and the . Bad - Sims, 10-year�oldl son of G_ 4
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��';- 13arades go by. Free grandstand plied the information. The Ethel countryside J-011-ablian. Could be amarAngly frank Sims, Exeter North, was.. treated at� i 11 .
I I . cheese factory is, in 'full flocked to buy the pair'spreecripiiot�s about his business. This frankness 09 .
....;��� seats,,as it were. And, thenjor the bride and g blast this seasom noon M I
. "� .. .1 . . I � room, Robt. Parr, the of "bricMirst and brimstone." It was Perhaps his most �ndearing quality. Outlay by Dr. M. C. Fletcher-
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,; ,�. ,,, And it is an interesting and in- there is the question of -the Wedding Proprietor, has, enlarged his p,remises. thus that Jonathan, Wild- convalesced He ,had financed- an employee to rob
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, ,;! Mr. Laughlin McNeil, of the Town- e. dismissa.1 time as, the result Of M�
Vf�,, . -structive Way of spending an even- tour, a very important question,in- ,ship of Grey, received severe injurles, it the youth wiho was, to become in- She was very distressed, and ap- Youthful prank. A sharp lead penclF f .,
, �!� " ing too, if dt didn't interfere with the deed, ,Well, write the Motor Le wadle leading big entire home -in the famous as the "Prince of Robbers" Proached 'Wild to ask if he could. se. Was, beld upright by a companion. who� .
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I lr,� 1. , 1. . neighborboodi of Listowel on Thursday and "Thief -Taker General *of Great cure its, recovery. The swivelling invited him to sit down.. First aiff i �b I
� 'I", . legitimate rights of other motorists About ft. They will plan the trip and of last tweek. The stallion, became Britain and Irela,nid,,, must have felt grey eyes narrowed, WAS given at the school befo,�e. the,
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I'll 1,,; ,. � I P On big forehead and, breaking his arm London was a city of vice, debauch- askedi. � . I fice.-Exeter Tim,6s,Advocate.
;1,3L - most rovocatively, and, we might you and, your pocket the best.' They above the wrist. � eiT #nd carruption;-her squalor mir. "Twenty gulneas.." I I A —
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������ 2'Ll. .: - . , no hing! Miss Etta Quaid, Of Port Albert_
. '1'� ��!., Main Street and other town streets willing to do it again. I teacher of School Section NO.' 18, criminal element had its own. districts It cost the gentleman who took it 40 thas been engaged' teacher of the- 1 4 1.�
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,,�, - HOdck and Pordwich, hasi passed, ws ,and, tribal distinWoug., and -at night Junior 1160111' of Dungannon pubfi&
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"", � � � are thoroughfares, not' parking plae- It isn't only for information about second Year examination in ,Undvers- armed, gangs of ruffians Prowled the penses, to Windsor." school, at a salary, of $600. Misx 41 t
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", 'I ,1� � , es, although we are d1oing. our best highways t,hat'the Motor League is . duties will begin with the,
I � ��,-__" . , I . ClOss honors in, Mental Philosophy, - It took ou . 0 %,
�, � W.1, . -o bring about a changed order of good for. Apparently its service is LO91C and English, and first class hon- first lodgingr Jonathan to its d1eaXt rising generation. I aPening-Of the fall term. She suc-
��� tt , �. t him for three years in ; On, the outskirts, of the crowd Was ceeds Miss Olive Farrief, who'resign-
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0";X ,.A.. I I I - __ __ - toba maricet. In League With th spoke to him. and MISS Jane Maize, of"the village, at. 4 I
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I I,,` " �,.�', I Mr. C. ClarkMn, of geaforth, has Ill "Jonathan Wild -11 b? Frederick J. *Go to the geatlemw,i son,', the the age Of 98 years, the result .of7
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lt'�,,, - PArked -on the Main Street, at least mother said'. trying to rewne I , he r
� Xg, � I , , I . WHAT OTHER PAPE1113 SAY. deuce of, Mr. I clothes wl' had Od normal bealth until tihe�
I .on Saturday nightx, All towns 14� � weir, from W. R. Conik- years Jonathan wn& undisputed tyr- th 114,81 evil ftee. Hesitatl= .enjoys
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��,�-, 1,;� . ,, - Z, Uniform. '11we Sought, Mr. James W411r, of Seaforth, has her of sfich Pawer that ,he maintained, into his hand, with a reassuring pat Snd:,'Sariah. Maize, ploneer ,Settlers or # �,
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�, i'. " I I . �W, ,. I gnation The recent on- Miff# Mary Iftlelep, � dl*hter of Mr. - With adinilfable Patience and aft -or puzzled niotber,�as, he turned On S .
", �F4�,,�..'��!�_�� �,�^� ThM Hyslop, ,of ,Seaforth and, who a'a exhaustive study of e,*' heel, "hell. netder of St. Paul's Angljcanr� 4 vi
'� ',"� . L;, .'i � �'- , � ntemportiry, Prove a great man . 1, Q, I 'The funeral on, Sunday- af--
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,1.4,,_� � school, has to resign 3'0214thau a living personality. At best 'great mistak conducted by Rev. J. Ir- '.
� I ,��. ", , ,,� "Ait W6u ,dn'sUe from the motor- fOr-uWOrm timel�'and. the Retall Merchants' As owing'to ill, 11641th. he bas always beell, a shadowy figure .Jack Sheppard by theheels -Cl'sothegall, the Pallbearers,
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