The Wingham Times, 1897-06-04, Page 1VOL. XXVI, ---NO. 1311.
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WE SELL CHEAP
A special counter of Boots and
Slices. We will give you the choice
Act 150 pairs of Ladies' Slippers, But-
ton and laced Shoes, Misses Button
,and laced Shoes in Dongola IKid and
Polished Calf for 75e., they were
' :never made for the money.
.Another lot of Ladies' Button and
• 'Laced Boots Polished Calf and Don-
.go1a,your pick tem $I, they are Ivell
worth frons $1.50 to $2.25, but they
must all go.
Ladies' full size well shaped Black
'Cotton Hos at 5c. a pair, regular 10c
We have got the best Factory
Cotton, 86 inehc' wide, in Wingham,
Tat 5e, a yard.
Special prices in Parasols and
Ladies' Blouses.
A line of goys' odd Tweed Pants
or 50e., 55e. and 60e„ cheaper than
you can •rnake them.
Mens `Cotton Half Hose for 5c, a
pair; regularly sold at 10c.
Mens black all wool Cashmere
halti hose for 35e. regular price 5O3.
42.special line of Ties, Four-in-hand
and Knots at 25c.
We will make to Your order a,
.first class Tweed Suit for $10 and
.$11, guaranteed to please you, the
'hest value in Wingham.
Cour Grocery counter has always
spec' tal attractions and prices. The
'finest Tea you ever drank, 25e. a Ib.
We are paying 12e. for Butter and
•10e. for Eggs.
WE SELL CHEAP.
gOILUTEE & BOWLES
enarriago Lieenstes
Issued be FRAME PATMRSon,; No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
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WIN%rI1A ,, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. JUNE 4,1897.
New Ada,
llitiKinnon do (Jo -Wool • •
M R;&tolndoo-The Diamond Jabiltio
W A. Johns --Strawberries and Tomatoes
C Morningstar-Wingham Steam Pump
Works.
LOCAL NEWS,
-Campbell's Headache Wafers guaren•
teed to oure heedaehe.
-June.
-Weddings.
--Potato • bugs,
--Green frult-boys-dootor bills,
-Camp Caledonia Monday night..
Council meeting Monday night.
4-11iss. Geoown, who has been ill, is
convalescing.
-Dr. Jamieson, of Whitechurch leas
sec seriously
J. E. Swarts attended the IIamb urg
raoss on Thursday.
--Rev Wm Lowe will attend the synod
in London on the 8th
efMr John MoMann has taken a position
i the Chesley factory.V
V -Mr, D. Geddes has purchased from, J.
Robinson the Tiling block.
1 -Mr. Jas. Sherrill, Frances Street, has
been dangerously ill since Friday last*"
-The proprietor of the 'Wingham Dye
Works, has pot a new wagon on the road.
1 -Mr. Alex McGee, of Bluevale, and
Mies Sophia Bell, Belgraye, were married
on Wednesday.*"
't ---We are pleased to know that Mrs.
Lionel Hanson, who has been seriously ill,
is convalescent.el'
-Rev. D, Perrie and Mr. G. McIntyre
leave on Monday to attend the General
4ssemply in Wtnnipeg,
Rev Wen Rowe, rector of St Faure and
Itov J 0 McCracken of Chesley, exchanged
pulpits last Sunday.
-J., member • of young people from
Wingham attended the Methodist social at
Mi. Deacon's in Wawanosh,
V Tho Martin farm in Morris, containing
80 acres was sold on Tbursday.last to Mr.
Robert Bloomfield fon; V1675.'
Rev Crawford will be ordained into the
Teesw#Lter, xud Lakelet parish at the meet-
ing of l3yned in London next week,
--D. M. Clark, who has spent some time
in Winghaa and vicinity in the intereste
of the Roseland mining claims, returned to
Rossland on Theeday.
-Mr. John Chilton of the Huron Steam
Laundry has brought Mrs. Chilton and
child here from Barrie. Empty houses are
filling up fast the sung nor,
-The Dominion Government has pur•
chased a new road machine from the
Sawyer and Massey Co., to be used at the
Experimental farm at Ottawa,
-Walter Belden, who went out west
with a,load of horses two months ago, has
returned. 14 Yr. Belden spent 8 weeks in
North Dakota, and rehires with favorable
reports of the west,
-Mr. J, S. Weir is inoving into Mr.
Sherk's cottage and Mr. James McAlpine
will move into the house and store in the
Tamlyn block vacated by Mr. Weir.
N/-Messrit. Bell and Musgrove were in
Goderich on 'Ned_ sday es delegates to
the County Couuei tl the matter of County
Grouts to the Public School Continuation
classes.
-While ploughing in one of hia fields
near Delhi, Levi Vansickle turned up a
piece of atone which was dated 1501, A. D.,
and had a number of ancient pictures en•
graved on it,
-F. Richmond, the tramp sent down to
Goderich, for stealing a pair of boots from
Messrs. Homuth and Bowels came before
the County Judge and was committed to
the county jail for one month.
-Parties moving out their stoyes to
summer kitchens should remember that a
by-law provides that no person shall run a
pipe through a wooden roof or wall with-
out having it properly anrroandod by a
brick or concrete protection.
-Miss Ella Cornyn, of Wingham, was
last and this week visiting friends in town.
The lady had been to Exeter attending
the S. S. convention where she gave a val.
cable paper on "How to retain young men
in the Sunday School: --`News-Record.
-The young people of the Epworth
League Kava a sueuessfut Imolai at the
parsonage 05 Pride*" evening last, Be-
ireshments were served in abunddnee after
which a short program was given. The
weeds were in aid of the Nissen Fund.
-Mr. Val Wenzel hes peurchased from J.
Robinson the brick cottage on Centre St.,
now in the course erection.e, This will
certainly melte revery cosy home for Mr.
Wenzel's mother who is at present living
Cabbage l iii Listowel. a'};
j r
-Levers of the "bowling eiheamer-pane"
rebuild visit the park dila cnida) ovening
,. • J j`$ to *Wiese the game of baseball between the
i bachelors lend the benediets of the town.
. vJr lostxarant.
We will not vouch for the isolates of the
genie bat we can assuro our readere that
I .scdonald Block there 1* likely to ba lots of sport.
-The Grandan t d the a z
t t e R ane Course
;see nisei+ on Wednesday afternoon. It is
80 -et 60 and 21 foot poet. Thelraming was
4601e by T. Arrosttong and speaks well for
hinti for the way in which the work was
done. The whole frame was finished by
Six o'olook without an accident of any de-
scription, When finished it will seat about
800 comfortably,
---Mr; Dan Showers appeared before the
Mayor on Monday for neglecting to pay
his dog taxes and contributed one dollar
and costs to the funds or the town. The
Mayer stated tont the next case corning
before him would get the full extent of the
law. The rnatimumiiue is X10. Anyone
not having paid hie dog tares should do
re and save costs,
-Mrs. Boole of Staten Island, New
York. is expected to lecture here on the
15th inst.,under• the auspices of the W. 0.
T. tJ, Mrs. Boole is an able advocate of
home protection against the foe of iutetxi.
perauco. She is on her way to lecture at
different places in Bruce. She comes high-
ly recommended. Don't fail to hear her.
.-In its report of a concert in the Sepoy
town on May 24th, the Luckuow Sentinel
says of one of our townsmen; "The cloak -
man then introduced to the audience, Mr.
Sullivan, of Winglusm, whose deep and
powerful voice was well brought out in the
various numbers which he rendered. Mr.
Sullivau will always be welcome to a
Lncknow platform."
-At the Baptist Convention just closed
in London. Rev. W. T. Norton of Owen
Sound objected to a. reeotution on the pro-
pose.t plohisoite. I1e declared that if the
probihitiou conviction was not strong
enough to parry the plebiscite in the face
of the direct taxation the sentimeut was so
weak that prohibition would be inoperative
if secured, and Mr. Norton is right,
eso
Ara -On Friday morning the body of Jas.
McCourt, of Chioago, formerly of Wawa -
nosh, arrived here on the morning express.
Deceased met his death through •a falling
scaffold. He was 40 years of age and
leaves a widow and two small children.
' The funeral took place on Saturday from
the residence of Isis brother-in-law, Thos.
Cummings, West Wav{anosh to the St.
Augustine cemetery.
-The attention of bicyclists is called to
the fact that the by-law prohibiting riding
on the sidewalks, covers the back or real-
, dont streets as well as the front street. A
little girl was run ovor on Minnie street
one evening recently but fortunately
escaped serious injury. So many children
play on the resident streets, there is great
danger shontd this practice continue. The
Cl ief is determined to stop it.
-At 4 o'clock Tuesday morning Walter
,,: g
t large m and planing tnill and
hew i s la sew n
t3 p e
sash and door factory Lucknow, took fire
and the fire brigade could do little but to
save the neighboring furniture factory and
other buildings. Mr. Stewart's loss will
be between 912,000 and 015,000. All the
seasons' work, men's tools and everything
else was obwplstely consumed. The elect.
ric light plant which was situated in the
building is also a total loss. Noehesurance.
How the fire started is unknown.
--Chief. Vannorman was called to Blue-
vale on Tuesday to arrest Wm, Ross, a
young man who is mentally deranged.
Moss was in the London Asylum for over ti
year !and was allowed to return to his
home at Bluevale about two months ago,
in the hopes that lie would reoover bet
instead he has gradually grown worse and
on Monday night threatened to do serines
injury to the other members of the fatuity.
The chief brought him to town and the
unfortunate young man wax taken to Lon-
don Tuesday afternoon by 33. Patterson.
-Through the breaking of a line, Dr.
iieunedy's carriage team got away frotn
him on the Bluevale road on Saturu'ay.
The buggy wits overturned and the doctor
and Win. Inglis, who was with him, were
thrown into the fence. Mr. Inglis snstain-
$1 A. YEAR £N AOV1 N
Acemexes--The Tiara staff is one roan
short this week owing t ester Newman
Wellwood g41144eg his handl cut. He was
lifting one of tite windows in the Metho-
dist church on Sunday when his hand in
some manner slipped thro the pane
and causing a vary deep cut Vill Monk
is carrying his hand ie a cling the result of
getting his hand out with oris of the
machines in the Union Factory
t/
-The army worn is doing great damage
to orchards iu Tnrnberry and Howick.
Once tbey get at tree they do not leave e
leaf on it. Prompt measures should be
taken with this pest. The only way to
overcome thein Dace they .have act into an
orchard is to spray the treee. `preen moy
be protected hyputting a wide strip of tar
around the trunk; but trio only eure way is
spraying,
TILE NEW MINISTERS.
The first draft of ettitioue by the station-
ing committee of the London conference
gives:
Lucknew, I. 13 Wallevin 13 A ; Brussels,
S 11 ADM, J H Herr, R Pant. W Norton
superannuated, Tee+wator, :f Ward ;NE A,B
D Pordwiob, Wesley Uosens, Gorrie•7ohn S
Fisher , Wroxeter, A McKibben, B A ;
Bluevale, D Rogers. Whitechurch, W W
Leech ; Dungannon, B Fl Hutton ; Bel -
grave, F J Oaten; Nile, J W Pring;.
irOOTBALL.
On Saturday afternoon last the Att-
wood Football Club drove over to Wing-
harn to play our home team. This was
Lha second game for our boys on the
League Sohodule. It was expected that
the game would be one of considerable
merit and those who went with that ex-
pectation were not disappointed. Previous
to this neither the Attwood nor the Wing -
ham boys had been defeated In any of the
League contests . so that this game was
bound to be a record breaker. The play-
ing on both sides was good and resulted in
a score 4-2 in favor of the Wingham team,
The Attwood boys are gentlemen and we
would like to see them here again. Con-
siderable interest will be taken in the
return match • which will be played at
Attwood on July let. Wingham playa
the return with Wroxeter a 'week from
Saturday.
J 1' McCASNY DEAD
The Cinncinati Commercial Tribune of
May 2Otih contains the following notice;
"Mr. 3,33'. McCassy, senior member of . the
firm of tticCassy Bros., manufacurers of
show rases and office fixtures in this city,
died at his home at Fairmount, at 7 o'clock
Met night, after an illness of two months
of Bright's disease. Mr. MtCassy, who at
the time of his death, was only 30 years
old, came to Cincinnati about ten years
ago, and commanded general respect as an
uptight and snccessrul business man, Ile
wee never married. - Ile will be laid to rest
at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Price Hill, Mon-
day forenoon."
J. 1?. i1cCassy was a native of this
county and a resident of this place until
1882, when hs gave up his occupation here
as a stock drover and shipper and went to
New York when he embarked in the
wholesale Commission business, He was
a very capable and successful business
man and laid up quite a fortune, Hls
parents and brothers; D. J., M. C. and Dr.
E. G. of Cincinnati, and Dr. T. C. Mc-
Cassy of Concord, Kansas, and Dr. 3, H.
BicCaesy, of Dayton. Ohio, survive him.
PERSONALS•
Miss Kew, of Whitechurch is visiting in
town-*"/
Itirs. Win. Grierson is isiting friends in
Parkhill.
Miss Lizzie Kerr, Waterloo, is visiting at
Thos. Irvin's.
Mies Whistler, of Cincinnati, ti visiting
at T. A.. Mills.
Mr. Geo. Williamson was in town a fere
days tele week.
ed a severe scalp wound and Dr. Mr, D. MeCormiek, Goderich, wan in
Kennedy w:Ls stunned. but they were town on Monde*".
fortunate onough in escaping more serious Rev.Tames Hamilton was in Woo:1,000k
injury. The horses broke away from the
during the week,
carriage and ran to town and were stopped
Mr. and Mre, Young, to neti, oro visit -
ng friends in town.
'IyrMrs, John 'Wheeler and children spent
Sunday in Bolgravellee
,dins May Dunoghne loft on Tuesday
last for Virden, Matr,
Miss Stuart of Brn•isols is the guott of
the Misses Robertson.
' Miss Maggie Kennedy is in kit. Pored
on a month's vacatiuti.
Mrs. Jae, Liviteestong, of NeWtoti, is
vi tine friends 10 town:
t. Vanstone attended the Aesizcs in
Escherich anti Waterton, V .
Miss Mabel Burkholder will ripened a
mouth in the Queen City.
dr. n, L. 1>iolsinson attended the
Assizes in Goderftli this week.
and Mrs. Campbell are visiting with
friends In Wellesley, County Waterloo.
Mrs. M tntosli, of Aliendale, yisiterl her
friend, Agra, G. eforntyro Inst geek.
Miss Colvin and ;Bias nell, of Teeswater,
wheeled over to Wingham on Saturday.
aster Morton Morton, a bicycle en.
t iusiaat, o£ Wingham, was in Blyth on
just as they tt`ned on Josephine St. front
Victoria Steil"
-The Canadian publio aro in for a
genuine surprise. A Jubilee portrait of
Qnecu Victoria is corning out that puts
thein all in theniurde, and a beautifully
strnt•It Jubilee Medal of Canadian design, is
malting those who have seen it ask
"What's the matter with Canada?" Both
the Jubilee portrait of Her Majesty and
the Medal are being issued by the Mont-
troeI Star. a pretty good guarantee that
they will be well up to the mark and over
it.
-The lisiriston Tribune says; "On
Monday eveutng there was a very pleasant
Marty of ratetives and friends of Mr. and
lure. Scare gathered at their home, Thom-
r,s street, Harhiston, to witness the mar-
riage of their daughter, Miss Ar'elia
(Mitly). to Mr. Kenneth Moitae, of Wing -
ham. The bride presented a Very,attraot-
ivo appearance, dressed in cream and
carrying a handsome bouquet of fiowete.
She wax supported by her sister, Mist
Cassie Scare. while the groom wee assisted
by :lir. Eionrtov, of Garleriob. Rev. 3. A.
8aekson, of Harriston, performed the
ceremony. The party there retired to rho Saturda Standard.
dining room where a handsome supper 1
was partaken of by the guests, Mr. and Rev. G. A. Gifford, II' t. A. Ph. D., tend
Mrs. Meatao depilated an the night 0. 1P.1 Rev, W. W. Leech, Whitechurch, are
11. train amidst a shower of rice and the attending Conference at London.
beat wishes of all who knew then," h[r. it%Mr. Wm. Honderson, of Winglrani, spent
lad Mrs. Mc13ae have token up bease• Sunday at the residen a of 142re. li'Col:lroy,
kospieg on John Street, Dinsley street T3Iyth
NEWS NOTES
The preferential clausA of the terili
teemed the House of Commons,
The naw Japanese lean was aubacrtlre
several timet over in London.
Mr. J. H. R. 1vlole>:1u, President of the
Molson's Bank, died at Montreal.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train-
men will meet in New Orleans in 1899.
Five hundred homeless carriages will
be placed on the streets of Paris early in
July.
Mr. D. Davidson is the choice of the
Centre Sirncoe Liberals for the Legisla-
tive Assembly.
Reports from many of the southern
and western States speak of.earthquako
shocks being experienced Monday.
The annual meeting of the Greed
Lodge•of the Loyal True Blue Associ-
ation opened at Bracebridge Tuesday.
Assistant Chief Wilson of the Rana tl-
ton tire brigarte died from his injuries
received at the Gartehore foundry tiro.
George Beggs, a Kingston man, em-
ployed in a drug store at Syracuse, poie-
odiscsrned himselfded because his sweetheart
biro.
The Diana sailed from Halifax, Wed-
nesday, with the expedition sent oat to
inquire into the possibilities of the Hud-
son Bay route.
James McKenzie, a tee -year old Dun-
dee boy, is dead. He was bitten by a
dog about ten days a;ean+d it is thought
he died from rabies.
Mr. Robert Woolley. Hamilton, n
letter carrier, and his wife and child
were poisoned by eating canned fish
They recovered under doctor's care.
The steamer Shickluna collided with
the steamer Tecumseh about three miles
off Lhntr Point in Lake Erie, The
Shickluna stank. but her crew were res-
cued.
George & Whitney's furniture store.
Darrah's barber shop. the Moobanies'
Institute and the residence of Mr. Ir-
vine, in the town of Alvinstou. wore
destroyed by fire.
JohnGennbart, aged 45. and Ethel
Rockey. aged 15. of Waisingbam were
arrested at London, an their way to
Port Huron. The man is charged with
ablueting the girl.
A deputation of members of Parlia-
ment waited on the Premier to asst that
520.000 be placed in tbo supplementary
estimates for the Victorian Order of
Nurses fund.
The jury in the case of Mrs, Fisher of
St. Cethnriues, who was found drowned
in a cistern a eveet. ago, returned a ver-
dict of fou ed drowned. Th e husband
was discharged from custody.
Elarry Hamilton, a fifteen year old son
of Md. Hamilton of Guelph, wee pre-
sented with a parchment certificate by
the Royal Humane Association for
bravery in saving the life of a lad named
Peter Christie, tvho went through the Mr. Proctor, of K.inburn, is learn -
ice. ing cheese making at the factory.•
.nTikillT1116b l,OCULLS
Welman-•-A grind general servaut gid
Apply at this ofaace.
Something new t* Canopy -Top Bed-
room euftes at Brae um Bpxrox's. 5.144
Go to Airs. t reeih'rp opposite Bane of
, Parniitmtt, for ohetp•as4d stylish millinery
Pine Apples, leu each;Bsivanas, Changes
Lemons, t)crawberrtes, ToinaLoes and
tJgcurnbere, at J, atolfe1nes.
If you ddebi what your neighbors say
s•
aboutlretaud dcBetton'prices jut=e cull zit
toad see for yourself, ' 6-140
Bridge castings and bridge iron of every
description et the Ontarto iron
4.5 f J, MtriiSAf, Prt,prietor
Always gond bargains in mit+inery rt
Kee. Green's, oppuatte.ttana of Amami tort
Ireland & Buttoia has added a delivery
wagon to their business and will de;ivec
goods a reasonable. drstanee. 6 14tf
-.For first-olass tailoring and :eap
gents' furnishings, try Webeter Ji Go.
itetnember the place, in Queen's block.
1 Choice varieties of imported early seed
'potatoes, New Queen and Wilsoi,'s kirst
Choice at Paruhl Dime's
4-eetf Firer and,l"eed Store
Rooms, imitable for o15i:ve. nr chambers
in the Maccon.11o Block. U u be leased ou
application se J. 4. hotter*, Barrister,
A large anti beautifnt collection of
flowering pleats now on exhibition in the
thbaw Block. Don't fait to see it. Will
eoutinue till further notice,
Gilna.tx, Iron Bridge Green douseatra
on: -I hereby ggti ower Wingh
Inot Tbeiheld esponsible for any will-
! on -
reacted in the future by my wife Margaret
Tinley, Perse lamer
In Reply to oft Repeated Questions
It may be well to stats, Scott's Emil,
cion acts as a food as well as a medicine,
Wilding up the wastedtissues and restoring
perteot health after wasting fever,
ZV,k/axn :-Eggs 10e. W1nglam March. -
ants are always to the front. We are giv-
ing a refund of 2o per doe en all eggs
"'night for 80 during the pest six weeks.
Also 20 per pound nn alt 90 butter. Look
:tp your bill mid bring them in. We tieve
,t contract for 41 to 51 Tubs eveek'y, of
choice dairy butter. Price, llo Cash.
G. E. Krea.
BLUEVALE.
Rev. W H. Moss is attending Con-
ference.
Mrs. C. R. Brinker is visiting- her
parents rear Detroit.
Mrs. Pickford is visiting her father
Mr. Edward Leech.
Ti8LM11Ti,E
Mrs, H. P. Harrison is on the sick list
but we trust she will soon recover.
Tenders leave been sent away for the
Wroxeter and Betmore mail service but
there are no returns as yet,
The ladles in the Japanese fan drill
had their photos taken by Mr. Horace
Hodgson of Wingham.
We understand that Government In-
spector Miller will inspect the .Belmore
Cheese Factory once every month dur-
ing the ReiliOn.
There will be held a Japanese tea
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist Chureb Beltnore, on
June lfith. A very excellent program is
being prepared consisting of Japanose
fan -drill, readings, reoitatione, eto. end -
rug up with n Good -night drill by the
little tots. Tea will be served in real
Jtteneese style from G to 8 o'clock, Ad-
mission adults 15 cents children 10
cents.
TeItOXIOTBR
Miss Laura Ilotlgsna, of Wingham, is
the, guest el Miss C. L. Laurie.
' lir, W. H. Herr and his estimable wife
ere both on the sick list.
Last Saturday's sports were such a
surcess that the boys are in for another
,day and posters are out aneicunoingbicycle
renes, football and the other sports for
Saturday 3nee 5.
The fleshless house of i'iilburn ter Me-
Tavieh has ceased to exist in Wroxeter,
the firtn'baving tnoved and amalgamated
with Hilburn Brox,, of Bedell.
Don't forgot Wroxeter Horse Fair on
June 10th.
John Hamilton shipped a car of cattle
this meek.
Mr. Thos. Saunders treuewed acquaint-
ances with old friends in town this week.
Woe of le. Hi,inetock's little ehildreitiell
into the river and was nearly drowned on
Tuesday evening. Me. A. Panlin's little
girl gave the alarm aril Mr. Paulin came
to the Ilene in time to save the ch:l.l.1100
Mr. Joseph *Vest, of Woodstock,
is visiting his brother, Rev. W. J
'Meet.
Bir. Peter Fowler is building a
stone residence on his farm on the
llluevale road.t"
T he Misses Putland took part in
=1'liss O'Connor's concert in 1't'.a4e1S
on 'Tuesday last.
Miss Mooney, of l3rtusols, spent.a
few dal, s with her aunt, Mrs. John.
Diluent,
Ir. Sam French who was down
with typhoid fever at the house of
his sister, Mrs. John McNaughton, of
Tnrnberry, is recovering4/
Ijt/Rev, J. Carlton McCracken, of
CnesIey, and daughter, Mildred,
were visiting at Mr. John McCrack-
en's on the Bluevale roads this week.l ?'
1r, Arehibald Patterson is build-
ing a stone foundation under the
barn, on the farm in Tarnberry
whish he purchased last fall.
01.r. Whitfield Jertnyn, of Turn-
l;erry, wt:o was ill with pneumonia:
anti was also threatened with typhoid
Lover, is now reeovering,t/
Itlessrs. King Bros, are building a
double brie, Rosin, on their ferrel
north of ii.i lty r. George s
Henry is the architect and carpenter
and McGregor Bros. of Winghain,
,will Pio the brick work,
aolttfe.
V•r•i+r,r,Tnrt-. Is Turnl'*rry en May tiS
the wife or Mr. Wna, Stapleton of twine
song.
*it ^tamer -Up Wednesditp
by I. •:.' i :4,0ene, (leo, Hoist to
Donbledee 401.
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