HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1903-01-29, Page 50
January 29, 1903
,Mock=taking ,Sale of
Shirt and Overcoats
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THE WINGIIAM ADVANCE.
HISTORICAL DIALOGUES.
FOR ALL
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St�m�nj, fllrO�j�lpc (By Dr. T. Chisholm, Wingham.)
��'�• TRS' = The Revolutionary War.
6 BIG BARGAINS
WORTH LOOKING AT.
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NO. 1 -14 only Men's Tweed Suits, sizes :31 to -41, worth $7.00- 1
We guarantee an ab -
Cut price .......... ................. ..........................$4.75 j
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solute cure for the ,
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NO. 2 - 11 Boys' 2 piece Suits, all wool, sizes 22 to 27, worth $2,C0most
distressing cases. '
-Cut price ....................... I................... ..2.....$1.50
When all others fail,
NO. 3 - 0 only Men's and Boys' Overcoats, no two alike, some
give us a trial. Your ;
heavy, some light weight for putting under it fur coat, worth ;
money refunded if we
from $7.00 to $10.00 -Out price . ............................$5.75
do not satisfy.
NO. 4 - 8 only Men's Overcoats, sizes 34 to 44, made of all wool
Parlor Tables
Cheviot, Raglan back, velvet collars, talma pockets, made to
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well at $12.50 -our price to clear ............................$7.75 ;
Prince Albert Edward the story of Wel-
lington's life and struggle with Napoleon
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NO, 5-20 s, etc., r . $2 a Tweed Pante, colors and black, some
frirzea, elc., reg. $2 and $2,•23 span' -cut price sale............$1,50NO.
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A.DOUGLASS
6 - 3 onl Men's Beaver Cloth Coats. with a enuine Mar-
not lining, cloth all wool 30 oz. to the yard, collar of coat
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Russian otter, Reg. price $37.50 -Stock -taking Sale Price .... $25.00 t
Chemist & Druggist
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The R. ®.Cru Wde� C00
Office G.N.W. Tel. Co.
Marmalade Oranges
Now is the time for making Marmalade, and
this is the place to buy your Oranges. Here is an
old English recipe for malting Marmalade that never
fails: -
,,Take twelve oranges and four Lemons, s'ico thin,
cover with four quarts nt water; let stand for 36 hours,
then nut on stove and boil for one hour; then add oigbt
munch of granulated Sugar, and boll_two hours longer."
ust try it.
Canned Beets.
We have just received a quantity of beautiful
red Beets in 3-1b. cans -at 10c per can.
Pork and Beans.
This is the season of the year when people eat
Pork and Beans. Just try a sample can of ours in
tomato sauce -at 5c per can.
at Grif%Tm10111-,%k9s
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Italian
Cream
1773.
SCENE I.
A Meeting of the British Privy Council.
Bing George III-
To you, my Council I'll disclose
That Boston's friends our tax oppose.
Disguised,'twas tliey threw in the sea
Three large ship loads of British tea.
To have such lawloss acts put clown
Is one stern duty of the Crown.
Lord North, the Prenller-
Our British rights we must maintain -
The justice of our cause is plain -
For wars which won the French lur trade
We, not the colonists have paid.
The debt and burden Britons bear
While Boston's friends the profits share;
"No vote, no tax," has been their cry, -
Our right to rule they thus dopy.
(Enter Benjamin Franklin, agent and intercessor
for the Colonies.)
Franklin -
From Britain's colonies I'm sent,
Your tribute tax we all resent,
But seek a grant, the cause explain,
And seldom shall you seep in vain.
Your fathers came from German plains
And yet you rule your own domains.
When Germans seek your aid or gold
Your Commons give or they withhold;
Now we whose sires from Britain camp
Like liberty from you would claim.
Lord Wedderburn-
Home I Franklin, home I make no delay 1
Our British taxes you must pay.
Wolfe captured Canada in vain
If Britain must the cost sustain.
Your continent and all you own
Are subject to the British throne.
Australia we found and named
And Ciivo for us has India claimed.
Earth ne'er has seen so great a realm,
You and your friends we'll overwhelm.
Scene H.
Franklin meets the British Commissioner in Paris at
the close of the !revolutionary War.
I783.
Franklin -
We plead no more at Britain's gates -
Our home's the free United States.
Burgoyne we trapped with men and stores,
Cornwallis now like loss deplores.
With Washington in full command
We swept rhe British from our laud.
By Pitt Ding George was warned in vain,
And now his empire's rent in twain.
British Commissioner -
All Europe joined your rebel ranks, -
France gave you thirty million francs. -
We yield, but count much less the cost
When kinsmen gain all we have lost.
'rho Irish Curse,
An Irish authority thus defines as
an expert the effects of a well deliv-
ered curse: "The belief among the an-
cient Irish was that a curse once pro-
nounced must fall in some direction,
If it has been deserved by him on
whom it is pronounced, it will fall on
him sooner or later, but if It has not
then it will return upon the person who
pronounced it. They compare it to a
wedge with which a woodman cleaves
timber. If it has room to go, it will go
and cleave the wood, but If it has not
It will fly out and strike the woodman
himself, who is driving it, between the
eyes."
There are three altars inside the
cashel at Innismurray, Ireland, built
square of rough loose stones and hav
Ing on the top of them a number of
curious, round, smooth stones. These
have been used for cursing by turning
them, and the natives are very super-
stitious about them.
One mode of averting the curse was
for the person against whom the stones
were turned to have a grave dug, to
cause himself to be laid In it and to
have three shovelfuls of earth cast over
him, the gravediggers at the same time
reciting rhymes.
Lather and lion.
What a father can do, if he will, to to
male his own experience and knowl-
edge an inseparable part of the intel-
lectual and spiritual equipment of his
son, but he can do this only when he
cares so much about it as to make it a
daily, hourly object of his life, says the
Cosmopolitan. So many fathers shirk
the undertaking; so many of them
stand aloof and let the precious years
go by,- willing to give anything and
everything except themselves. The
first and great reward of course is the
one that comes when he sees .the boy
upon the verge of manhood going out
into the world to face the inevitable
dangers which confront the novice, for
the life .of a man differs from the life
bf a woman in this respect -that at
some time or other, sooner or later, the
time must come when he shall stand
alone, relying on his own strength to
conquer if he be sound and brave, to
fan if he be weak and cowardly.
Where Connecticut Got Its !tame.
It might be imagined that Connecti-
cut is called the "land of steady hab-
its" on account of the exemplary con-
duct of its citizens. But it obtained
that title in a different manner. A citi-
zen of that state explains the matter
thus: "In the early colonial times it
Iwas the custom to provide every one
who assisted at a dedication, church
building or barn raising with a 'hooker'
of good Jamaica rum. These functions,
needless to say, were popular. When
th h t t! C ti t
Slim Prices.
Tho
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Loadix
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10 Men's Tweed Stilts, all wool, good linings, reg. $7.00 -Sale price.......... 5.00
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Store
Small Profits
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Stout Values.:
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Colin A Campbell
A.
Qui ck Returns
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Isard's January
Clearing Sale
Money Wanted I Money Wanted I
Two Thousand Dollars' worth of New Goods
must be turned into hard cash during the next
few weeks, .and to make this Sale a grand success,
we offer immense Bargains in every department :
come along and take advantage of the big discounts.
Please Read Our List of
Special Reductions :
5 pieces oxfra heavy Wrapperetto, wide, fast colors, reg. value l5c-to olear,.IOc
Fancy heavy striped Skirting, regular price 20e -Sale price....................Ise
1 piece heavy tweed Dress Goods, regular 25c -now going at..................19c
Extra heavy all wool Tweed, wide, good value at 50c -Special price ........ 40C
5 doz. !!Zen's heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drs., reg. 50c -all sizes to clear..,. 39c
10 pieces extra heavy Flannelette, wide, fast colors, rog. price l0e-Salo price... Sc
72 inch heavy gray flannol Sheeting, regular price 65c -to clear...............45c
Heavy all wool Black or Gray Frieze Cloth, 68 in, wide, reg. price $1-8alo...75c
Largo heavy all wool Blankets, regular value $4,00 -Sale price ............ $3.25
Men's Fine Regatta Shirts, fast colors, regular 75c -to clear at.......; ....56a
Ladies, Cloth Coats, well made, to clear at 25 PER CENT, discount.........,..
Ladies' large Fur Ruffs, late style, regular $5.00 - to clear at ............ $3.95
4 pieces fine Eiderdown for Child's Coats, reg. price 50c -Sale price ...... 40c
A line of Ladios' Mercerized Sateen Underskirts, new style, the regular
value was $1.50- Clearing sale price...... ...... ...... .......$1.25
10 pieces Fancy Silk Neck Ribbons, all colors, reg. value 25c -Sale price ..... 20c
5 pieces all wool homespun Dress Goods, 56 In, wide, reg. value $1.2"ale...... 75c
Special Sale of Whitewear Now Going on.
Isard's Clothing Bargains.
Boys' 2-pleco Suits, nicely made and lined, rog• price $2.00 -Salo price .... $1.65
Boys' heavy 2 -piece Suits good stylus all wool worth 03.50 -to clear 200
For Sale only by
The Death of Wellington.
e e ar et crea ng en- cu a
crown colony arrived, there was, of
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10 Men's Tweed Stilts, all wool, good linings, reg. $7.00 -Sale price.......... 5.00
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1852.Men's
course, a celebration. The first govern-
Men's heavy Friego-�Poa Jackets, well lined, reg. $3.50 -going at ............. 2.00
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Colin A Campbell
A.
Queen Victoria and Lord Aberdeen, seated
or, John Winthrop,ithrefused to provide
rum and in his inaugural address de
plored the custom of tippling, saying
Overcoats in all'�t" ,ln`st styles -S6.00 for $5.00-$7.50 for $6.00-$0.00
for $7.U0 - $10.00 for $s.00 - YSU for $lo.00 .
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812} ...... 10.75
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in an apartment in the palace, tell to
Parlor Tables
Extension
Dining Chairs
THE DRUGGIST
Prince Albert Edward the story of Wel-
lington's life and struggle with Napoleon
upondid not lead to steady habits. There-
upon the Nutmeg State had a title to
hand down to posterity."
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H. E. Isard
last week from appendicitis, arrived
hero b the Tato train on Saturday night
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Bonaparte,
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(Enter Prince Edward aged eleven years.)
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Can You Bee Air?
Opp.fBank Hamilton Highest Price Pa�ri'
Queen victoria-
If air cannot be seen, what is it that
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Mourn, Albert Edward, mourn, my son, we see qu ver ng a ove a e on a o
Our hero's gone, his work is done 1 summer day or even above a hot stove
Great Britain's pride, her foemen's dread, in the house? That question has .puz-
Our grand old "Iron Duke" is dead, zled many a head, both old and young.
SIGN OF THE BEAR Great Bargain Sale Prince Albert Edward- '.Cho answer usually given is that it is
i A hundred fights he fought and won- the beat, but heat cannot be seen, and,
y 'Tia said he never lost a gun. therefore it is not the heat.
Special Prices for 10 Days Only*
DNar mother, tell me all yon know The explanation of the phenomenon-
• -OF- Of Wellington, Napoleon's foe. is really quite simple, like all such �� �� Re
Queen Victoria- things, when we bear it. As it matter
In India first great fame he gained of fact, it Is air that we see quivering, ,.
NOTE A FEW PRICES : but heat makes it visible. The quiver-
While George the Third, my graudaire, reigned.
Men's Heavy Overshoes ................Regular Price $1 GO -Cut Price $1.30Through Mysore, Poona, Assaye too, Ing is caused by the upward passage,
1.50- • • • • 1.25 Victorious his bauuers flew, close by each other, of small currents
Men's Fine Overshoes ................. • • • • 1.85- • • • • 1.50 L AHis skill next shone like some bright star of air of different temperatures in
Ladies' Felt Shoes, Fnr trimmed...... • • • • 1.75- • • • 1.1% Athwart the gloom of Spain's dark war, which the rays of light are irregularly prucent -
1.50- • • • • 1,15 Revolted France the world deflect, refracted and this makes the currents ' --4
Cardinal Slippers ............... 1.36- 1.05 John bIoore, the British leader died,
visible. -�
Low Shoes, Far trimmed ...... 1.00- .75 Then Wellingtou received command 0
Felt lined Shoes (laced)........ • • • • 1.35- • • • 1.10 To free from France Spain's conquered land.
Now that the holiday trade value of capital. *•,
Dongola Shoes ([•reed) .......... 2.50- • • • • 200 Near lines on Torres Vedras raised Once upon a time two utter bank-
.......... • • • • 2.25- • • • • 165 1S O Vel', tine a2'e OfFel'itl a bl Our foeman checked, first stood amazed,
2.00- 1.G0 g g Then surged and writhed, a baffled mass, rupts were considering ways and
• • • • 1.75- 1.45 reduction In Lamp Goods. If Like waves opposed in rock-bound pass. means of getting needed money.
1.00- ' • • • 1.30 As Wellington foresaw -desired- "I know how we can make $9;' said
you are interested, it will pay The French, exhausted, soon retired. one.
Y "Elow?" asked the other. is careful in selecting a Range that shall give best results at
IN UNI)LicCLOTLIING' From Salamanca next the i1ec1, R g g
you to call and see our line at !raise a dollar note to ten by placing mininium expense. Nine cases out of ten the select
3' '.Chen through Madrid our troops were led; �•
Men's Fleece or Wool Shirts, all sizes... Regular Price $ .50 -Cut Price $ .38 ,. Vittoria fought, more Frenchmen slain „ P
prices that will surprise you. g a cipher after the one.
• • • • • • • • ... • • • • .75- • • • • .55 1� P 3 And Sonit was forced to $y from Spain,
1.25- • •' • 00 How, Aberdeen, do yon make known where will we raise the dollar?"� � � �O � � �� „ S �� �
Men's Heavy Caps in Blue and Black.... 1.25- 100 How Bonaparte was overthrown, Theu the scheme failed for want of 1�. JI
1.50- .... 1.15 capital.
• • .... .75- • • •' 00 Lord Aberdeen-- Moral. -The great financial difficulty.
.... .50- 40 W e have a fine assortment First Nelson crushed the French at sea, is in raising the fust dollar. because of its perfect construction and Economy of Puel.
of Z Out Saws and Axes that And kept the coasts of Britain free; Every one guaranteed. We also carry a fall lin; . Heating
'Then Russia's war with France arose;
IN MEN'S SUITINGS. will please you. Give us a Napoleon's vot'rans starved and froze, changed His mieicet. Stoves for either coal or wood. Calla _. ' our
And he himself, a poor exile
Now is the time to pick out your a snit, when prices are so low. Just call. Soon mourned his fate in Elba's isle. An entertaining story is told of a stock before purchasing elsewhere. --
10 days to do so you should take advantage of this great sale. railway manager in Wales whose Iden -
3' r Y b 1; escaped, Napoleon sought once more
His shattered empire to restore, tlty was not known to the ticket col- }
s Butfled, disgraced and conquered too, lector of an outlying station. He was
Pleasure to Show Goods From Wellin tou at Waterloo walking through the station door when
Everything Guarantged First-class
�To�nu,th
Special Prices in
Queen victoria- g the collector surprised him with a re -
Queen 0 Y O u n ox
lit ■ wp r
quest for his ticket. R g `�/ JL .i +A✓ �,=° �-
. While George the Fourth, my uncle reigned „ „
JDrosA nation's love our hero gained; Any face is my ticket, he said, with,
His statesmanship was also shown much pleasantry. Leading Hardware Merchants, Win liam:
While Williant Fourth was on the throne. Oh, said the collector, my orders is
And to myself, he proved a friend, are to punch all tickets!"
Trusted and houored to the end.
FurnitunTiatflelY _ ___..
A Story of Robespierre. t ti
YThe story is told of Robespierre that Clinton. Lucknow. at one time, when at the height of his
John Hancock is 81 years of age, yet Special evaugelistie services are genal, power, a lady called upon him, be-
seeching him to spare her husband's
he can read without glasses, walk six held this week and next in the Metho•
life. He scornfully refused. As she
Parlor Suites Fancy Rockers 0 miles an hour, and split wood with the dist church, J
$45 Suite ...... $3500 For Balance of energy of young man, uponthepaw of haway she ispeetddog.trI e
$2.25 Rocker g3' Y g Mr. W. S. Holmes o£ this village has p p t
$10 30 00 $2.50 .... 2.00 o f g turned upon her and asked, I'Madam,
$35 .... 2800 $7.00 5.50 Over 100 tons of pressed hay have shipped over 400 tons of pressed hay to have you no humanity?"
$30 . ,2a J AI�I UA I�'�' $8.60 0.60 left the station for Glasgow markets. Toronto. Hamilton and other places,
Couches 54 Mattresses The Jackson Mfg" Co. is increasing The rnanagrntont of the Sepoy Hca nevens•e.
�- the number of its employees and is in- key Club of Lucknow have entered a Small Boy -Give me a large bottle of t
You can Save ses « stalling six new machines, The proba• protest on the game play c d in Harris- the worst medicine you've got In your
$2.i Couches....$1900 8,150 Mattress $1.50 bilit is that the resent remises will ton on,?alt. 16th Haxriston and store.
$IS 13.50 Money on y n n'
$4.60 , , 3.50 Druggist -What's the matter?
$15 11.50 Have to be enlarged, This rapidly grow- Lucknow, Its result will be anxiously „;� �(
$3 50 3 OU well, I've been left all alone with
$12 .. 8.60 C h $2.50 2.00 ing enterprise is a good one for the awaited as every citizen is vory indig• grandma, and she's suddenly been tak-
$8 .... 6.70
oUf- es
naut over tine treatment our boys re-
Parlor Suites
Bedroom Suites
fancy Rockers
Suite
Mattresses & Springs
$35
.....$33.10.(6110)
,.1. ......22,50
Sideboards
:..... I800
Bedroonl Suites
812} ...... 10.75
Extension Tables
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Parlor Tables
Extension
Dining Chairs
Tables
Odd Dressers
Frnm $3.00 to. ,$ 50 -
Odd Parlor Pieces
14 till Leaf ..... a 70 -
1.00
town•
naut over tine treatment our boys re-
en sick, and I'm going to get even with
Walker
t d Mil Lloyd
Chare Layton and Ll
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When Ordering Your
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naut over tine treatment our boys re-
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Chare Layton and Ll
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ceived.
her! -Life.
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THE $EST `�Azr�.xNG
Sideboasds FALL AND WINTER SUIT
of Tuckeramith left for Uncle Sam's
The remains of tho late Alex. Mc-
'�CHI •
from $8 up to $65' Remember-
domaiva last week to employ
Swain, who died in Red jacket, Mich.,
Iteeps It to Himself.
The man with "untold wealth" is the
It talks I Sings, Comic, Sacred and Sentimental:, Songs. Plays 11rt �.
The bebt line in
town to ick from that a fit is as important
p
'accept
ment at railroading. They are home
again, however, the Yankee officials
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last week from appendicitis, arrived
hero b the Tato train on Saturday night
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tine who dodges the tax assessor. -Phil-
y4olphlRRecord.
full Iland or Orchestra. You can understand every woHa it aptaka, It i
the greatest entertainer ever made. It uses the hard lclat Dlsr rtcerdx
good
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as good material; we make no
rofnsing to allow them to cross the bor-
last., and were taken to the residence of
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which last for years. c
Tire Gram -o- phone is made in CanadA. A• .*ve y0ro "t"tten gua-
vlachnne.
der. This the third time in a few
his brother-in-law, Fir. Neil McInnis.
rantee with each Write for Catalogues --.tee.
Centre Tables misfits. An order for your
months that the Allen Labor Act has
Deceased, who was for several years
PR1CC8 $15.00 TO *40.00v
Desks '
winter Suit or Overcoat shall
been put into force against residents of
employed on the section by the G. T..R.
Cement and Lime.
Sold on �asy� ' oxxthly' )t� 17t3°`I'1tleXllt A**ired-
Iall hacks
careful
this district.
left here a couple of years ago for
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'Picture Frames receive our attention.
The Clinton Knitting Co. are Past get-
A3iehigan.
... MANvFAcTUgab DY
Curtain Teles Give us a call.
Etc., Etc.
ting their maelrinery into place niltl es-
A number of letters have been sent to
Parties requirini Cement or Lithe
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pest to got running in the course of art-
other week or two. John Spalding,
!adios in Lttcl;note incl a public meet.
ing of the ladies of the town will be
should give us aL cal , are selling
We } y
low stofenemetit
Ert3✓1JIit1l1G 13tpb7'. r•darat Var��
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at Low Prices
is in !rant-
held in library four
tlrst clrtap britncl><1dt litnle
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E. C. IJ.AJ.L'�. .L:JI
who an expert meclrauio the
P
ting machine line, has several of the
the public at o'clockalways
p y
on Thursday afternoon next to discuss
stud _yeti Call lt t oil ening a.
aced fresh article tit tate ` iNazlAn[
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machines are in working order, and has the matter and to arrange for a public Crtint , VTi A , TiLI: 'tV oizia �, - '
Button,
UP-S3T,tURS IN $11AW BLOCK. several specimens of the goods that will meeting to bo addressee! by �udgo g:lein, j, ,
be turned out At that factory, �o1r X"ebietirsiy'4tli'. gent w
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