The Wingham Times, 1899-02-10, Page 2TELE WINW., AM TIMES, FEBRUARY
0, 1899*
• b't' rvllie;l the t�lovernalent l'ett�ched I�AItI.l;'.%1D IiX TEIBI:IP'1`3Ql>lE.
e t : fug am Nni polvcl' at tli(i last elect rL ; in ifilet it
is no secret. The feet' 1vnS Went A YOUNG PENsa 1.1 ANI.•t COUPLE WHO
1t'lill}i1Y,.l' 1 1:X1:Y lO, 11399. to ad but the hopelessly blind. that , "11>tisilil"t ro Ii? 'ORIGINAL."
•0O • TT .WD LEITER.
From one own t'vr,ca;font?err.
.obi' asset, Feb. 4, 1S99.
A natten:II servlet+ bee been Ion -
dorm]. to the euutitr,t by the '.Toronto
Globe in 'tliitilll; 11otiee of, and
atilswerin; very •eunviocingly tilt,
well wurti ictiislt t':trt, the Conserve.
tive party eaves' the green Western
Territories to Caseate in the leo ct
;asreiiaens oppositi'.m.fI•otit he Libor
cls of a tseari.er t'f• a eentury ager.
lion llugh ,Eaten M:lcdvuaid wltnnl.
the Tenet Opposition in Manitoba,
1n Meier deeporftti,iu, insist upon
;Keeping at the head of their ' party
in the focal bat t ieieh hype that his
Wheels name ane his own generosity
in the matter of glettuitoue prCfes-
sional serei. es wa.y land hill in the
Premier's chat:, is one of the latest
#t3 repeet the aneit'nt legend. "It
vas the Conservative para*," he de-
clares, 'who purchased the great
Northwest from the iudsor, Bay Co.
for the small sutra of 51,5000,000,
and threw it open for settlement in
the Ates of the opposition of all the
great papers including the Globe.
That journal replies by quoting
from Alex MacKKenzie's.Lite of Geo.
Brown, in which the late Liberal
leader speaks of his colleague (who
founded the Globe and controlled it
to the clay of his death,) thus :---
"Next to the all -absorbing question
of Confederation, Mr. Brown placed
the annexation of the Northwest
Territory to Canada. An arrange
aliens was finally made to accomplish
this purpose, which was afterwards
'carried out. For twenty a ears he
had steadily urged the vast im-
lortauee to Canadaof the acquisition
of the northern, and western terri
terries so long held in the hands of a
grasping monopoly. For many
years a portion of the Canadian
press, made light of the representa-•
tions of Mr. Brown and the Globe.
The company industriously circa
fated the impression that these terri-
tories were valuable chiefly as a
hunting ground, and comparatively
few people had any knowledge o:
the country. Fewer still had any
faith• in, it as a valuable one for
aetnal and close settlement beyond
the banks of the Red River. For
many years the late St. George
Cartier and his friends resolutely
opposed all attempts to open up
these regions for settlement oil the
pitiful plea that its development
v<euld add to .the political power of
Ontario. '
Ilnn. Hugh John and bis friends
throughout the country, should not
forget that Canadians study the
History of their own country and are
apt fo resent attempts to mis lead
thenh by such garbled editions of
the reeurdeofthe past, as he treats
them to in the portion of •his address
+quoted above.
Slit CI ARLES HAS FOUND OUP WHY
Sir Charles Tapper has found out
how it is that Mr. Tarte is still a
Minister of the Crnwn,aiid a member
,of the Laurier Cabinet. "If be were
dismissed he could and would dis-
close the means by which the Gov-
ernment
overnment reached . power at the last
tefectinn. He knows the secret. He
ilorild not only have Sir Wilfrid
Laurier himself deposed, but be
'Could prevent the Liberal party
from reaching power *gain for the
next twenty years.'i
Tnis is exceedingly interesting,
hut it might'be pointed oat to Sir
Charles that ethers know the means
To•
Cure
,t � 9 :
r
to1
SARSAPARILLA
IT IS
PROMPT;
FIR1.1ABL.
AND NSVER FAILS.
IT WILL
MAKE
YOU WELL
Blink your Druggist or Dealer for it
iI3Toi's SARSAPARILLA.
��LaAd
the es'untry was thoroughly tired of
the old p;,ilicy and the old le;td'ers nlirti, N. Y., Feb- 1.- A.• y Duni;
I and took the simplest anti most `mall and att elderly gentleman call -
direct method of tucuring a change; e(I upon oho OV. DI', Jonnings, a
t: .t ustee of lbhnit•a College, yesterday, '
140 WONDER THAT TREY II.t,,TE . tand said they wore Al•be'tRatite and
1 }fief. 1 George Maxwell, both of Williams -
while i:be Liberate can efeord oto; port, Pig. They p •odnet'd a Yensy1-
Bilalle
indulgently at the covert ill• yenta marriage license anti other
. stImo dons and veiled threats eon- �. prove to pre their respeetabil-
f minedin the above quoted extract sty. 91r, Maxwell, the elder gentle -1
tiny cau'also thoroughly understand , man, explained that the voting man
I the: t'onesty of Sir. Charles Tupper's 1 and his daughter, Miss Nellie Max.;
appreciation of lir. ri'arte's ability to well, had 'resolved to be married by
telephone. Dr: Jennings hesitated,
di:t:lose wrongdoing tend bring the
tt'ansgressors to justice. The Minis-
ter orf Public 1'Ver ks • has very eta•
phatically demonstrated this to the
insane' sorrow and dis;1'aeo of Sir
Charles and hi•lcolleag ues and this fact
auflii ientty explains the itnplaeettble
hatred with which the Opposition
remorselessly pursues. their Ince col-
league, who has the honesty to Carle
out from among them in the days elf
the apparent prosperity, and throw
in his lot with their opponents at a
time when such acting appeared to
the average on -looker to be tant-
amount to personal effacement and
political suicide.
HORSES FOR GREAT I3RITALT.
The press despatches this week
announce that orders have been
pieced in Chicago for 10,000 .light
draught horses for the British markeit.
The Canadian trade returns show
that the breeders in the Dominion
are giving attention to this trade but
nothing like to the extent that its
possibilities warrant, for in spite of
the way in which electricity is being
utilized as,,a locomotive power the
demand for both coach and bus
horses in the countries of Europe will
long exceed the native supply. Can-
ada can turn out the article that the has won for it the confidence of the
market demands. and that too at a whole people.
price that will make handsome re
turns. It is to be hoped that the : .Potultry Pointers,
fact that Chicago is now handling
an order for ten thousand horses at Even in cold weather gond ventil-
priees ranging from $150 to $500 ation is necessary.
far best coach horses and $100 to There is no breed that layseggs
$250 for ,'bus horses, will give an of uniform color.
impetus to the industry throughout Clean out the quarters. often and
the Dominion. whitewash the wane.
If there are any late hatched chick-
ens, see that they are given warm
quarters.
Pea fowls are smaller birds than
they appear. It does not pay to raise
them for their flesh. ,
The dueks and -geese should have
but, upon being .urged, consulted a
lawyer, who counselled that the pie•
eeedings would be legal. The
father then ! returned to Wn-
lianisport, twenty miles away,
and at 9 o'clock last night had his
daughter at a telephone station with
witnesses, while the groom, Dr. Jen-
nings and witnesses were at a tele.
pbone he"e. Tho ceremony was
duly performed over the wire. The
young man received congratulations
and returned to Williamsport to day.
He did not explain why the marriage
was trade in this way, except to say
that be and the bride desired to bo
original. He !'eft to d,1y to meet the
bride at her home, end will engage
in business with his father-in-law.
• Prepare for Spring.
Don't let this season overtake you before
you have attended -to the important
duty of purifying your blond with EIoand's
Sarsaparilla. By taking ibis medi-
cine now you save sickness that will
mean time and money as well as suffer-
ing later on. Hood's Sarsaparila will
give you riots, red blood. good ap-
petite. good digestion, and a sound,
healthy body. ; It is the greatest and
best spring medicine because it is the
One True Blood Purifier. Its un-
equalled record of marvelous cures
.CITE COPYRIGHT DIFFICULTY•.
A meeting is to be held in Toronto
at an early date which should be of
interest to Canadians generally
though it niay directly effect a com-
paratively small number only. It is
a meeting of literary men to discuss plenty of straw scattered over the
floor, upon which they can roost dur
ing the winter.. '
Watch for the first appearance of
colds among your flock. Attend to
,the question of forming a Canadian
Authors' Society. Our Dominion
'can claim a body of litterateurs, of
which any country with a much
I
1 do not believe there
Is a ease of dyspep-
ail, . indigestion or
any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
lieved at once and
peermanently cured
byn yDDYSPEPSIA
MUNXON.
At all druggists,
2Ge, a vial. Guide
to Health and medi-
cal advice free. 1505
Arch street, Philo,
Mr. Hugh Girvin rax reeve of Aah.
Haid, was found drtt(i in bed on
'r1ti''Srl:'V morning' or hitt wei.k, ills
wife had been talking. to him only a
few mir,ttsa before. ITN was a rev.
ere sufferer frtnn rheornetlsm for
many Years, which it is supposed aff-
eelf. i1i;t heart.
For Over„F1'Ct,r Years.
An (till knd Well -Tried Remedy --Mrs
Wiosfr.w's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over `iffy years by millions of
mothors for their ehildrea while teeth-
ing, with nerfeet suvt,'ess. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, nilays all pain,
ouree wind eoltu, and is the, best remedy
for diarrhoea. It is pleesant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part athe
world. Twenty-five menti+ a bottle. Its
value is invaluable, . Be sore you ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing , Syrup, and
take no other kind. •
Mr. Moscrip, ex•M. 1D. P., will not
run again. in South- Perth.
E. A Small & Co., of Montreal, the
Fit Reform clothing- people, offer 30e
on the dollar which will probably be
acre pted
h•Gai 'rf`'n Ory for
A~ s
T # 1�
m
The Toronto World says the Con-
servative piu'ty in Ota io needs • a
new organiz'►tinn, it new o''ganiz-
er, fresh blood and a ileal etart.
9
PA
0
e.longer histor ' well be proud, -- a ` ,
S mightP ud, it promptly, acd you will not be tro• / : .l .. �r.,�..
but their efforts have been not a ubled with roup. h�1,,-„z,•'
little discouraged in the past by the The fowls should be feel as early
unsatisfactory condition of the copy- and 'as late as possible, giving the Dr' n. :, crvi' 't1n,to t -d ofd tits Lrr>Ahty
riryht law. This has been a much „ lint ur ISv,•1•yi u.yt r d of ttuuuadcy oro
r, heaviest alld, best meal jest before stIIioted by Laney and t.iver'1'roulties.
vexed question for many years and .:they go on the roosts.
like many otber controversial mat- Eggs for hatching thouid be kept
ters has more than one side. The as near 40 degrees as possible. As Dr. Chase in his wisdom foresaw the
author, the publisher, the book high as 60 degees will not spoil them need there would be for so grand a
seller, and the reader have each brit they should not bo allowed to
their point of view and the subject is get chilled.—Exchange
one which admittedly is very difii• , '
cult to deal evith, If, however, the'
Authors' Society, comprising as it KICKED ITIS PHYSICi:AZi.
no doubt will, such men as Prof. "Never Leaves His Bed Alive,” Said
Goldwin . Smith, Hon. G. We Ross; the .. Doctor South AMerican
President Louden, Principal Grant Rheumatic Cure Does the Miracle.
and many more of like calibre,
' seriously takes the matter In hand,it
should not long lack satisfactory
Solution.
EVE1tYTHISh IS ONCE; MORE LOVELY.
M 'S
. Theannottncement that the arbi-
trators in the dispute between the
Grand Trunk Railway and their
telegraphers have arrived at an
amicable agreement and that their
award has been accepted by the
disputants, is of interest and• im-
portance to the whole country. The
vast interests served by the great
raitway system are of too vital im-
portk e a to the nation as a whole to
be lightly disturbed, and as the ex-
perience of the part has Shown, any
serious interttption to the business of
the railways is invariably fraught
with grave consequences. The
successful carrying through of this
arbitration instead of the• alterna-
tive of a costly and irritating strike
is a splendid victory for pease and
good govet'nment redounding as it
does to the credit of all concerned
and to the substantial benefit of the
entire community.
A CAIRO.
Mr. tit, itetnteman, 208 Monroe Ave., rloheken,
N. ,r, al, Wren who are weak and who desire 0
speedy and perfect erre 10 write 10
Dr. Gustav it Bobertz,
3".2 Wet dward Ave„ Detroit, Mich.
'1'1'r. Granville Haight, of Sparta, Ont.,
says bis father, who is a very old man.
was very low from a severe attack of
rheumatism. His physician assured the
family he would never leave his bed
alive. A friend took 'a bottle of South
American Rheumatic Cure to bleu. A
few days later upon receiving a visit
from the doctor, he ran across the room,
and playfully administered a hearty kick,
,H.e is now up and as well as ever. Sold
by A. L. Hamilton.
Great Presence o1i Mind.
"That woman showed wonderful
presence of mind when her horse ran
away."
"Is that what ,you call it She
threw down the reigns and yelled."
"I know she did and the horse ran
straight down the street. If she had
held on to the reigns she would have
doubtless steered hintinto the fence.
Mr. J T. Middleton has been ap-
pointed Sherif)~ of Wentworth.
A CT(VESOLICITORSWsNT5DEVEnlrwIil rat
_ex for "The Story of the Philippines" by Murat,
Ifnletead, eemmisalonud by the tille,nn:ent as udt-
afar historian to oho war De,,rotmrnti, Tho honk
well written in army camps at San Fransieeo, es, the
Pacido w flit General Merritt, in the itospltaly M Ho
ordain, In Ilona' Boiler, in the Ans4lean traiiehts at
Manila, In tate insurgent tams with Aunrnatrlo, est
',the sleek of the Oittnpie with Dewey, and in the
icer of battle at the fall of 1ian11.1. Domingo for
agents". Brimful of rrl;riftel ploturos taken bystov-
erninent photographers on the spot, Largo book,
I Low pric,;n, Brtf profits, Freight Amid. Credit
linen. Drop all trashy nnodiefal war beaks, outfit
free, Address, J'. T. Darter, See'y., Sinrinenrenco
1kdg„ Chicago,
medicine as Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills, and so universally .have they bei•
come known alad used that go where.
you will round the globe, you'll be a.blo
to buy them...
They are a pleasamt medicine, efiec-
aly
live, quick to "lct, mild to use, but pow-
erful in hearing. For Constipation, Bit-
iousness, Stomach Disorders, Bright's
Disease, Diabetes, Urinary 'Troubles,
Rheumatism, Skin liiruptions, Ialtnple8.
Impure Blood,'tthey are specific.
None genuine but these having the
sif nature and beats -eat of Dr. A. W.
Chase. . Beware of counterfeits:
THOS. S. MILLER, Esq.,
Il'lZEa",L•"A` T, LUCENOrl, ONT.,
l urea of Serious Stotroteh Troubles, !tart•
In Trim fla. Yttyst
1 Was troubled for ,twenty years
with acute etomdoh trouble an'd oonst1•
Dation, and had tried almost every.
tiring I Gourd hear of, but got no re-
lief. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Villa
were s'econontniended to me. The first
dose I took gave me relief. I found
there to be the 'thing I had been look-
ing for. they haire cured me.
THOMAS 112ILL1)1t,
Oook's# Cotton Itbnt CompovMMC
3s successfully hand monthly bi over
10,000Ladies. Side, effectual. Ladies ask
pkenrorniltesilo
stood. Taothee.aNM1xur, pills Gd
imitations are dangerous. Prloe.No. 1.81 per
box, No. 2,30 degrees stronger, $$ per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on reenlist of price. afid two 8-eent
st�em_�iis The Cook Company Windsor. Ont.
pl'Nos.1 and 2 so -Idaho reedmmended by all
rarponsibie Druggists t'i Canada.
tNo,1 and No, 8 sof sale by , Colin A, Crdiphell,
Drutffrtr•t
S41311.4.1Pi . SE VIGES, `, t 1 t`(1.1('1111,q
K : � a 4' 4� y' meg,
MA'1'IIORIfiT---12ev, Dr. Plumes, lens I VII0 (1• to 6M.
or, Services at 11 u ni told 7 p to.
PitlaSl3YT` +'.li,I.�.N---Rev, 1e, Perrie 1 pt eueelttllen-
pRJtor. ' uervioes at 11 a iIt and 7 p al. 1 1✓VEIt3C FRIDAY liIOItNING,
EPISCOPAL, St. Paul's--I'«ov. Wm, f
1.fotV •
pM.
BA.PTIST.•-Rev, W. Freed, pastor.; TIMES OFF1Ci«, JOS P141141, STRE'i'
Services ut 11, a to and i p rot ;`Ir�TGUA ON 'AI'If}.
CONGREG A,TIONAL--Rev. II. E.'
-AT. TILE-
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 a at aitd i3ufai oriptlanprtge,sgiroezenr,trttldvituve
711 In,,
CHRISTIAN WORKERS -•- :Misses
Outriiati and Look in mid wand, Services
at3ti ntand 8pm.
8A,r v .i'.toN ARf'1Y--Cant.: ieLeod
not wife in retutaand. Cervices at 11 a.
to, S it in and ty 11 ni,
In eaelt of the above named ehnrcihea
Sttbleath School is held at 5.30 p pt.
Ffrpore. A cr. vY �OC °.1' ItIOS'J,Itoable,
1
'10 STld Great eEnommnrmdedyy
Nil
druggists in Canada, Only reli-
able medicine discovered.
', bags guarankefl to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, ail effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en "eoeipt
of price, one package $1, six, 35. Ona 1.4111: tensa,
six twfti cure. Pamphlets free to env address.
The Wooci Company, Windsor, Oct,
Sold til Winglnm.by Cohn a Campbell,
Druggist.
of MLO
WINGIiAM.
Capital, 01„250,000. Rest, *775,000
Preeld.nt-J ORD 3.TUART.
Vice -President -A. G. RAstSAL.
nixtm 'roltb
JOUR PRonroa, Uap. Ronan, Ws ORISON, tI P, A, T.
Wool, A, B, Lax. '(Toronto).
Cushier -J. TUR BULL.
Savings Laul!-IIoure,10 to S• Saturdays, 10 to
Deposits of 81 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
bepos is also received at current
rates of 1t.:rest.
Drafts or, $coat retain and the United States
bought and sold
W. COBBOULD, AGENT
E: L. i)1OCaINSOT, Solicitor.
•
Money • DC? Loan on • Notes,
Notes .Discounted
AT REA.'SC=NABLE RATES
Motley adveyced on Mortgages at 5 pet contwith
privileuo of pacing at the o 0 of any year. Note
and accounts coiloctod. '
ROUT. 1t3cXNDOO.
Beaver Block winshsun, Ont
GRAND 1RUNIC RAILWAY.
Toronto and East
Palmerston rnixed
London and South'
Kincardine
DEPART ARRIVE
6 49 a. m. 3 OS.p, m
3'3Opm1029pm
855is, TIT 306pm
063am1110am
.3epin 800pm
1110a.us 1i49a'In
3301iIn 3SOpm
. ADVERTISING RATES
socr 1 j yr. i .0 uta. 1 S ono, 1 1 mo...
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t tarter 20 00 12 GO 7 00 On
*me inch 5 00 :> O
�_. 2 100
ie,4al Dud etbot,:a,ni i au.ri le inont, Nc par line
for Ora. l Weldon and Ito rue iter iOroadss»berryueut
lmertinn, 3le.,sutcd by nnnparui shale,
I.oatl notices 10.., Icor Ile for Irst insertion,
5:. per lino for each'rubsceoent it seiner,`
Advertisements of Lost, 0oiind, Strayed, Situation
Hoop all tle81(larr trate month, onti 500. not for lino
vubsoctient tooth,
;Dime and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 0 line.
la for dist month, fine. per stibeeeneant month,
Larger ad vertb,enum rs in ore, n+'tion.
Ior¶Iherero termsperiods,esil be strictly adbrred to
Special rates for larger aciao,i;i,;omeuts, or or •
Adverti
and local notice,'
t me
ments
tho
directioltotowill l e inserted till IniltOrtandi, charged),
paiaccord
drn nd.inf;iyance, Trauettury adverttemente must be
eMents moot he la
Ili,,lofficasby Wedn Wednesday noon,doin order to appear
that weak
II. R. ELLIOTT, •
Pilovairroa men PCBoIauE/i'
WINGI-IA.;1-I HOSPITAL.
and
SUTRGICALor the traCASES of atment allrkinds, ForSASES OFtOMEN pu ticular&
address
DR. 0. P. IKENNEDY,
Medicai Superintendent, wingham, Ont:
T)VANSTO1 M,
BARRISTER, SuLICITOF, Etc„
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rata
interest, No oentmiaeton char, ea, Mortgagee, town.
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE -Beaver Block Wir;oaeat.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER, Sec.,
tl'Ingham, Ont.
E • L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC..
SOLXOrrolt TO BANE 01' li tnrILTON. ATM; oy TO .
LOAN.
Office -Never Block. W inghatn
lig G. CAMERON,
BAILRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &o,
Office -Corner Banrilton and St. Andrew stre•tg'
opposite Colborne Dote!.
Commas, °NTARIQ.
AliT111J11..1, lawiN,
D10 s, LDS,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennst•11•ania,,Dental .
03 Dental lSurgeo ne and
siofeOntaiio.f Of ice ove Royaler College-:
•
Office, W ngham
YiENTIST1tY,-J. S. J EROME, L. D. 3., Wiicgatts
ti In dtanufaatur arst•claes Bets cit,
teeth us cheap as they can be made•'
1141.....i'• ' in the Dominion. Teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed perfe.•tly safe.'
OFFICE: In tho 'Beaver Block, opposite th
Brunswick house. at;
F.
10 20 p in 8 30 a in Jornr extemtr
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Q ® S.—the
! Camp Caledonia, No. 49, moot
S, • .! the first and thi,d Monday in
ovcfv month, In .he odd Fellows ltafi. Viaitin*
brethren welecrea J. Murray, Chief. -H B
Elliott, Rant'• -Sec
WINGHAM
STEAM PUMP VVORKS
Having purchased the edtire.business
from .4r. Daniel Showers. I am now
prepared to supplje the pu'blio with
'Wood and Iron .Force and
Lift Pumps, UtriliSS and
iron Cylinders. Galvaniz-
ed Iron 'tubing. Cisterns,
'Witter 'trouglia, Sinks,
Ilttttlii,Fipe Fitting, Well -
Digging and everything in COD-
tlectiotl with water supplies. •
Galvanized Steel Windmills, for power
and pumping water,
Deep well pumps a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Pettiest writing for information or
ordering by mail should always state
depth r.f well.
All w.trk guaranteed or no sale.
0.ORNI tIGSTAR
13"1. 140 Wingham, Ont.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
wtNGadM, ONTARIO,.
pDEANS, Ja., wixess t,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR .'tiE COUNT
OF LIMON, •
Sales attended in any part of the Go, Charge '
Moderato.
JOHN CURRIdi, WINGaaM, Osr.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Implements .
epoclalty.
Ali orders loft at the Them Dolce promptly ottani..
od to. Tem. reasonable.
46 PIFTYTWO
WEEKS
WITH GODg"
A fascinating study of The Idles .
national Sunday School Lessons for'
1899, now ready. No Christian,
especially Clergyman or Teacher,
should be without it. ' Beautifullir-
bound in cloth of two colors, with
stiff boards. Price only 35 .cents.
Strongly recommended,; by leading.,
Clergymen. Oh sale by all book r!
sellrs, or sent postpaid on receipt of
the price by,
T11>; 13itADL''Y.GAItit1:TSONt Co.,
Publishers, Toronto, Can.
JOB PRINTiNO,
I... NOLUtIIN° books, Pamphlets, Potote, 1;1
lltade, o buiare, &o., deo, ofteouted rn the bitef
style of the art, at moderato prleor, and on shoe$
notice, Apply or eddrose
11; 11. ELLIOTT.
Y
"1r rte Oflf
oe ruin
h6in
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