The Wingham Times, 1899-03-03, Page 6Cee
TUE, WINU,RAM TIMES„ MARCH 3, it a
tpt iitg 4 ar itmts
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2.4, 18ati,
OUR OTTAWA VIM
h:atu OUT t'ti:er„y:c+r'uuiynt.
Ottawa, Feb.:. '5th.
.The ilatit)nt+i iilnlnftial statement
for the first seven months of the war-
ren: fiscal ;l eer itere heen plll':LS lclttlnd
figures are a ffltitlir continuance of
the mibrulte l record of progress an d
deve1Ut) 1::ltt which had merited the
last two or tliiee years of our
country's Victory. Compared with
the, cut•real,ttndine period of last
year there is an he:reale of ti 11,.05ii,-
000, this year's figures reaching the
unprecedented luta) (if k196,017,000,
ae against 8184,e62,000 in 1898.
IN'hile experts decreased by 84,703,-
000, the balance of t. ade between
imports and experts wits 817,123,-
000 in favo of Oneida, In the
seven month's period of 1.898 99 we
exported $106,570,000 and imported
1'tS9,447,000 while during the
corresponding period of 1897.98 we
exported 8111,274,030 and imported
S73 688,000. The duty collected. on
imports was F4111,408,030 and $12,-
198, 51.5 respectively, an increase for
:the seven months of 82,209,515. For
the month of January 1899 the
figures show exports of $7,667,000 as
against 510,654,000 last year and
imports of S10,485,000 as compared
�ivith $9,887,000.
It is from figures such as these,
that Sir Chatles Tupper and his
political friends must obtain
-evidence of a fulfillment of their.
prophecies ofcommercial ruin and
national disaster, which they so;
',confidently predicted would follow
the accession of the Liberals to
power. If they sneceed in c.rnvine- •
ing their supporters of the correct-
ness of these predictions, figures Ban
.indeed be made to prove any-
thing.
LOCAL POLITICS IN NEW BRUNS- 1
WICK. .
The Local elections in New
Brunswick ere over, and while there
has never been any reasonable
doubt that the Etnmerson Govern-,
anent would be sustained, no one
anticipated the practical al nilifla-
tiorl of the Conservative party which
was the result of the poll, for out of
a total membership of fertysix
there are only four straight Con -t
ser vatives, end two • Independents
who will support the Government.
'or many years the affairs of the'
Province have been in the hands of
a, coalition Government in which the
minority have had representation
Considerably in' excess of their
'numerical strength either in the
Rouse or in the Province, but this
refection was run on • straight party
Sines, the Federal Opposition leaders
ilaving'deeided that this would give
Omen, better opportunity to capture
the Treasury benches. How
wofelly their. plans have miscarried
is shown by the result of last Satur-
day's vote.
THEY DO NOT SING THE OLD SONG.
Tupper cabinet, atatei his belief to
the 0:tawa Citizen that the Con-
eervatives who rallied t'1 the support
of the Etnint'rsi'Ii Government would
now detit:itely Ieautin in the Liberal
eatup.The one grain feomn whieh
the ()ppositietn has se farenceeeded in
extracting from thesituatittn is the
rc'adstu itt'„'', tit}nutlnctntent that "141 le
Meter is not :erre tllg. " That's
;nod.
TUE. WAY '1 tri: TARIJ'1" WORKS.
if it is a fact that the present
(sovernttler,t• has made noeubetanti.
1 nig' O* in a t e adjustment !•f the
tuff in the interests 'ut' Cauadicln
industries. ruosit)ly Opptsition speak -
Sirs nett writers eau explain how it'
h that such it tre.etentloue impetus
has been given to twine tutntltifaetni
ers ,ince Out re adjustment betealne 1
operatly e..
'like to. iusrauce the case of a
certain factory in Western .,Ontario :
where raw material freer the United;
States is used to a large extent.
Under the tjld tariff this material
was so highly tested that it could not
be bought in large quantities, but at -I
the present tinge tho raw material l
cornee in free, with the result. that
two hundred hands now find steady
employment where only orle hundred
were working two years ago. This
is but a sample of what is oceuring
all over Canada and the people
know it for they have a personal
experience in their very midst Not .
a day goes by but word comes from .
some part of the Dominion of new I
and important industries starting up:
and old ones greatly developing and l
all as a result of "the disasterons
tI'ade policy of the Grits "
stenographers in, Canada, IIe waw
one of the best itnown figures at the
Capital anti wes highly estceuled by
men of all political schools to whom
the news c.f his unexpected death ,
rr'iti bring sincere regret,
�'ne Oyuict. •
In an eniereeney the average per-
son does the very worst thing.
I Anybody can get credit 'unless it.•
is the matt who is actually hungry..
In real old fashioned families the
onion is venerated next to the Bible. •
Sonne people'; virtues are harder
to get alung, with than other people's
vices.
A man who never makes a kick
should not get the worst of it, but he •
always does.
Sorno. people refuse to work today
because they expect to draw a prize
in a lottery to -morrow.
Of coarse the Opposition has
taken it all back now, and the Mail
and Empire, which ' last week was
3nust emphatic and insistent in de.
:daring that it was to be a fight
neon straight party lines, now
declares that "a coalition victory is
not a Liberal victory, notwithstand
lag anything that the dominant
Federal party may say." Just
where the "coalition" business comes
in is rut very clear, for Hon. A. R.
Dickey, Minister of Justice in the
BR1sT,gi�S,
`.-1BRISSTOL,►E
4113
Sarsaparilla
and
c.uoAgt PILL v._ ellof
417.1i JitTBt7'
IMMIX isia.d• NY(
The Greatest of all Liver,
S. Attach and Blood Medicines.
d sp'EclF10 Fol/
iii ::tuttatb1.t, GRA and
C..7o:1:c C:,.atplatittne
x :'y C:t:"n"e and Purify the
L",o3.l.
ani .
(ek:':;l':zi1 Delete s.
Il1MPROVING OUR STOCK.
The following paragraph from the
Agricultural Gazette, London, Eng.,
of the 30th ult., will be read with
interest by farmers all over the'
country :-"Messrs. Alfred Mansell
& Co., Shrewsbury, have shipped by
the White Star Line from Liverpool
a small .but choice selection of eleven
Shropshire ewe lambs and one ram
lamb for the Hon. John Dryden, M.
P. P.. Minister. t•f Agriculture furl
Ontario, owning for their sires such
exceptionally good rams as
Butter Blue 9377, bred by Mr.
David Butter. and purchased . co -
jointly by .Mr. . Bowen.-.Jctriesqasaid
Mrs. Barrs for 150 gs. ; Adani (id-
stone 8347, bred at Odstol:e by the
Royal winner Odstone Commander
Star of Euddon No,4,9698. On their
dam's side this se eet shipment traced
back to the following distinguished
sheep:—Bath Brick, 5797,The Cham-
pion 7163,purchased for 160 gs.,Royal
Jubilee 3702, Ringleader 3693, At.
tractor 2917, !Ste,
HOW'S THIS rut KIPLING ?
British farmers who have got their
ideas of the climatic conditions of
Canada from the old orthodox
pictures of winter here and from Mr.
Kipling's poetic imagery, must have
been somewhat startled by a state-
ment which appeared the other day
in a leading English agricaltural
weekly to the effect that a remark-
able agricultural experiment was
successfully tried during the past
summer in the fa'' Northwest. The
Members of a Roman Catholics
mission at Fort Providence succeeded
in reaping "a very fine wheat
harvest," the period between seed
time and harvest having been ninety-
one days. Fort Providence is on
the Mackenzie River just west of the
Great Blave Lake, in a latitude
something over 62 deg.—the latitude,
that is of the Faroe Islands,Southern
Greenland, and Hudson Strait. It
is about 600 miles north of Edmon-
ton, in western Alberta, 1100 miles
north of the international boundary,
and less than 200 miles south of the
latitude of Dawson City."
ONTARIO'S STOCK OF LIVE STOCK.
According to the latest published
returns of the several classes of live
stock in Ontario at the close of 1898
are as follows : Agricultural horses,
611,291 against 613,670 for 1897 ;
eattie, 2,216,993 against 2,182,326 ;
sheep, 1,677.014 against 1,690,350 ;
pigs, 1,642.787 against 1,284,963
Altogether the account of agriculture
in Ontario for 1898 Is a prosperous
one.
A Woman's
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IIIIMIII.11..111.111 L1.1.m
o e c01)oa'taleta0 r
get tbo start of you.
A few doses or we
Cold Cure will
ureal: up any form
at cold Iu a few
hours and prevent
grippe, diphtheria,
and pneunionla. It
should he In every
home and every vest
pocket. It is hotter
than a life insur-
ance poltey.
MURTON*,
At all drggg 1ats, 25e. a sial. Guide to Iiealth
nn•l 7,rrrtJr•nl nn••ioe trop+. inn:° Arch Rt.. Philn.
Chicaeo's icc eream trust will tat
out 900.000 gallons of ice cream the
first yteir. Chicago, • yon know, is
the piece where they eat ice cream
0n mince pie.
San Francisco bas 20 000 children
of school ago who attend no place of
learning.
DTt. A Girl Bele 'S OINTMENT
After An Experience Of` The Grunt Skin Cure --35 Celits.
•wenty ears. •
Mrs. McGregor says : "Diamond Dyes
. Are Reliable and Never -failing."
I bavo used,the Diamond Dyes for
over twenty years sad have never yet
failed to get stet good results when 1
followed the dire:;tione. I would not
use other makes of dyes even if they
were given me i'ree of cost. Diamond
Dyes are reliable and never -tailing.
MRS. D. N. McC4REGOR,
Amberly, Ont.
H.OW1CIC,
•
Council niet in the Albion Hotel,
Fordwich, Feb. 15th, 1899, pursuant
to adjnurnment, members all present,
the Reeve in the chair, minutes of
last meeting read and adopted. The
Auditors report was read. •
Doig—il'inley—That.th° ` Clerk
have 150 copies of same printed and
one to be attached to each path
masters list.
Doig—Finley—That the Township
printin r be given to Theo. ' Hall,
editor of the Winghann Advance for
the sura of $43.50 and 'if no munici
pal election he accepts $42, his tender
.being the loWeet, by him • furld'ishibg
satisfactory security to the Council
for the completion of the work.—
ICarried. '
A deputation of A.- Wyness and
Dr. Spence waited on the Connell
asking a grant to assist the free
Library in Fordwich.
Gregg—Spence—That the matter
be left over for further consideration.
Carried.—
Gregg—Spence—That Thomas
Gibson, Fordwich, be arbitrator for
the Tp. of Ho,viek for U. S. S. No.
12.—Carried. • •
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
Adam Graham $S for salary as
auditor; Peter Hepinstall $8 for salary
as auditor; Richard Ettrngey $1.50
for work on bridge lot 10 eon. 8; P;
Keating, $1'1 for D. R. 0. fees and.
polling booth for Co. election ; Wm.
McKercher, $11 for D. R. 0 fees
and polling booth for Co. election ;
Geo. Henry, $10, for D. R. 0. fees
and polling both for Co. election ;
Robt. Deachman, $10, for D. R. 0
fees and polling booth for Co. election;
Jas. Foster, $10, for D. R. 0., fees
and polling booth for Co. election ;
Geo. Welker, $10, for D. R. 0. fees
and polling bobh for Co. election ;
Municipal World, $8.20, for election
supplies fo'r Co, election , Municipal
World, $1, for stamp and pad ; Wm.
Corbutt, $1,68, for gravel and
gravelling lot 10 con. 13 ; Jo'in
Armstrong, $2.14, gravel; Wm
Chapman, $1, extra or. bridge lot
17 con ,I.
Finley,—Doig—'Pat this council.
do now adjourn to meet again in the
Tp. Hall (Gerrie) on the third Wed
nesday in March, when the path -
masters, poundkeepers titl(ll fence
viewers will be appointed.—Carried.
L. WALKER, Clerk.
A FAMILIAR ;FIGURE GONE
Death has removed a prominen
figure frrrtn the rireeit:cls of Praha- The British Coluinnhla budge t
ment in the person c f 1er. George 13 ei,ow3a deneiI+ f it first year tri f' 647,
Bradley, Chief !'f tl:l: fl,,nttatd staff 723.
of the Home of UI'infnotis, Who !died
iest week in Buff ilo. Deceased had , t'iTED-ShVitam, iKI,biNein'i rust.
field his linortant p.illtiutl since the *'na in this °talar° 141°1 to Our Itueine,l. b
1) see crenae 1 1lrariJy raluntiev It to n1rtJ,i ani c
Every' Spring.
Ara. Agree Barnes, Lunonburg N,; .,
Writes: "I have taken B'.13 B. Ave►s
goring now for Rome )ears, to purify m.
blood and keep my eyetem in good order.
and can honestly env I do not know of
its equal anywhere."
organization of the tlflicit)! reporting wo k condnetM1 at ii*.., . Salary etralXht llrAtq r
o re.....'dOOnita, hnnafldo nnn.nte,na
: burette in 1880 and was deesldered icer+ tatarv. Iunmhry >rr,, nreferenot., itnelo9e
one of the most rapid find aceturate poi!-r.stee sed etnmpgf ea%etop., Dothan k..1 ea,
t'rae „Dept, St, Ch1ca„0,
Alfred Le Blanc. of St. Jerome, Que.;
has suuh faith in Dr. Agnew'u Ointment
that he bu) s it by the dozen to take wits
him to his lumber, caner. Be 'dads it a
quick cure for chafing, bruises, frost
bites, and other emergencii•,A 'ncldent to
etintp lire. It cures salt rheum, eezewa,
tatter, scald head, and other akin erup
!inns, mud piles io three to five nights,
33 oeuts. Sold by A. L. Hamilton,
E. D. Morgan Rowland, a wealthy
young club plan of New Y.ork,
handed a 8500 bili to a waiter in the
Grand Pacific iIc'te', Chicago, to pay
for a int -al. 'J.'he waiter decamped,
and Mr. Rowland was awarded a
verdict arraiust the; proprietors of the
hotel for the amount flat.
Faint and Dizzy Spe1's
Are exceedingly dangerous, ];otter take
a f' w luxes of .Miitntre'e Heart and
Nerve Pitt» and cure them Wines they
teatime too be HODS. Vl rs. Geo. Nnih; 1.83
Culborue S.t., L tndon, Ont , era. s she held
trt•quent att,ecks of dizziness. tent. there
pills cured her completely. 00o. a bur,
SABI/AT I, SE1tVIOES.
M Tl1ODIST-••-ktev. Dr. Pascoe, pas
or. Services at 11 a in and 7 p in.
2ItteSBYT E RIAN-•-Rev. D, Perrie I
pu.ltor Services at 1l a ni nnt17 p w.
1 L1SCOPAL, St, Paul's. Rea. Wal.
• Lowe, „motor. Services at 11 a to and 7
p w.
BAPTIST —Roy. W. Peed, pastor. ,
Services at 11 a m and 7 p m
CONGRF GATIONAL--Rev. H. E.1
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 It m and
7prn.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS — Misses
OatutraSpmm andand Look8pin. ia. command, Services
SAEsVe.TION ARMY—Ca et, M°Leod
aun wife in command. Services at 11 a..
m,3pm and8pm,
In °Itch of the above named churches
Sabbath i choel is held at 2.130 p fn,
A men who consider, himself isn
anlhority on grippe wiotu u, a New
York paper saying abet it was al-
ms:, iovariebiv..due to. fiefure. to
keep the feet dry ; thereupon another
man Sends in a COminaleiceti011 say-
ing he knows an individual oho has
bad the grippe for five years in
succession and has two wooden legs.
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DR, CHASE 'r'ISta o ToIp Sfax:
Raised' from a Bed of
Sickness.
Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure and Kld-
, ey-Liver Pills Combined for
Perfect Denitb—An Interesting
Cure After Long; Sufi:eying.
SC:mcoe, Jan. 18t&t, 1897.
Messrs. Denanson, Bates, and Co., To-
ronto, Opt. :—
Gentlemen,—tor over five months X
was confined to my bed, not being able
to move. The beet nudleal ekld was
called in, all treating rete •tor Catarrh
of .the stomach, but to no avail. 1
Could not eat the most simple food
without beim; in dreadful misery, and
found no relief: until same was vomited
ori. After vending a large stem 'in
rredleel advice, 1 was advised to try
a. box of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. I
nate it was no use, for 1 considered
mine a hopeless ease front whieh I
could not recover. At length I our.
chased a box from J, Austin and Corn-
pany, Slmcoe, and to my surprise found
great relief. Not being able to eat I
tried a box of Dr. Chase's ICldney Liver
Pills; the pains left me the third clay.
My tippetJte has been fully restored,
1 consider MYseif perfectly cured, and
feel as well as when a young woman,
although 1 am 65 years old at present.
I was almost a ,ltadow now I am as
fleshy as , before day sielrnesa, Have
used only three boxes of Dr, Matte's
Kidney -Liver Pills, and only two boxes
of »r, c1hade's Catarrh Cure. I can
do my house work as usual, 1 nm
positive 'that 'my inaivellous eure
(whieh l: think It Is) is due purely •to
7)r; Chase's remedies, whieh I 'have
used. I can nons'istty reronmend tho
'same 4o any per::ours suffering from
'symptoms ,similar to minx+. Wiettung you
- every success,
Yours, truly,
Mttfl, ANN (YIlUltc'III4L, 8r.
n n 0 1, e, , apeoiai rates for ll.rger 5dtertiventente, or or
if. after using three fourths of contents lme[ or ptrioda.
uf bottle. they do not 'relieve Constipa• J Adtert,,omonts and ,heal notices without speciflo
A CARD.
41,,i)e 01 THO a in; D; intm,
--IB PnisfAMINT)—
uniay VRIl}AY MOItNINli
--AT TIIIi--
1 iMCS o FICC, JOSEPHINE SSTFIET'
'NUS GtAIvi, ONT,iUtIO.
Subsoription price, St per your.lit adva ee-
Af1V 11TI, NG RATES
3 mo I ii mo
On, Colnn.n *tie 001 5411 00 esti: 110 .ARS 00
lildif 40 no 1 9n 18 00 t 4 eel
Quarter •.40 00 12 00 7 00 ' 2 Oa•
re. e. I
blab JII
5 1 i
sol
1< 2 00
100
Leval itt,t , n,ar t-a.un, 1,11rbt t1senleot, 10.1'14;r line
int tire.; lukurtion.and 8n l'cr lhrc Peewit subsequent
in ortt..n. 1t • am cit try tennpterail scale,
i ,.,rtil noble, It, per lino for first insertion,
• 6.. per Soo fol 0 nrh subsequent .ne'-rticr . •
i,Advortise,uo ate of Lost., Found, Strayed, Situations,
and Business 11u"'reae 11 •anted, not exceeding' 8 line
nrntp.uuli, $ for first month, and 50c. for eacic-
vubsequont tt •,nthru,
Ilmtgae and 1•'ais tor not °weeding 8 lino.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby i'gree el for !list ntnuth, 81.c, per gnhbequent month
to refund the niouev on a twenty -live t'ar:Cel' adt•ertib,lltJan s lfl P'•oportfon.
cent bottle f D Wills' English Pills i These terms writ hn strlrtly adlet'retl to
tion and headache. Wo also warrant
that four bottles will n care
o it I r I! rmlt entl
the most, obstinate cases of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Winghatn, Ont.
Colin A. Campbeil, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wiogham, Ont.
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wingham, Ont
BANK of HAHHLTO
W I N G H A M. '
Capital, 111,250,000. Rost, 5, 775,000
President-,JouN BruAIl!.
Vigo-President—A. 0. RAMSAY.
DIRECTORS
JOHN PROCTOR. GEO. RoAOH, Wat GIBSON, rd P, A. T.
Woo», A. 13. LEs (Toronto):
• Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
SavinlCs Dank—Hours, 10to 8• Saturdays, 10 to
Deposits of 61 and upwards received and lntorest
eito vel.
Spaniel Deposita also received at current
rates of Ir. ,teat.
Drafts en, great Britain and tho United State
bought and sold
W. CORBOULD, AGENT
E. L.'DI(1EiNSON, Solicitor.
Honey to J .Otis+ on Notes.
Notes . Discount'ed
Al; REASONABLE !ATEA
Mbney advanced on Mortgage+; at 6 pet centwi'h
privilege of paying at the and of any year. .hot,
and accounts collected. - •
• iiOBT. ItzcINDOO.
cavar4Block %vin! harry Olin .
GILAN D'4TRUNK RAIL WAY.
DEPART . ' ARRIVE
Toronto and East 0 49 a. m. 3 05 p. in
330pin1029pm
Palmerston mixed. 8 65 n m 3 05 p re
London and South 6 53 a m 11-10 a to
J3 lie p in 8 00 p m
Kincardine 11 10 a m 6 49 a m
3 30 p m 3 30 p rn
• 10 29p m 8 30ani
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
_ y No.to et
Camp Caledonia. is49,e
//tt�� S.—the
aa 1 m Ca od I ,
S. O. S. the filet and third Mod 'y it
evary month, in ..he 114d Fellows hale. Vivitir.
brethren weleM,-• .1. Murray. Chief. 11. n
Elliott, Ren. -Ser
WIN
STEAM -PUMP WORKS
Having purchased then entire business
from Mr. Daniel Showers,' ata now
prepared to supply the publio with
MY: w r. ` co ri reit` -rbRr '4c'I'4't"M ILL IS
Wood and Irolt. Force and
Lift rump' Brass aiut
Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron 'I1iah iDg. Cigterns,
Water Trouglis, . Sinks.
1lntks,Pi;pe JL`ittailg, Welil
Digging and everything in ,:ore
nootion with water supplies.
Galvanized rlteel, Windmills for power
and pumping water.
T)eop well pumps a epeeinlity.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Parties writing for information rr
ordering by mail should always Estate
depth of well,
AU tvark guaranteed or no sale.
O. M01tNI'L G$TAR
line 140 Wingham, Ont.
dir,lations will bo limited till forbid and charged:
AGt.Oed lig l v. Trabeitue;y advertisements must bo
paid in aclomon
Uhnngma for contract adyertfaentonte must be rrn
the oitleo by. Wednesday noon, m order to appear -
that week
IL B. °resets,
PROPRIETOR ANS PU$CISUEA.
WINGHAM, HOSPITAL. -
For the treatment of DISEASES OF WOMEN and
SUIiO1CAL OAS1:I of all kinds. For particulars -
address -
DR. J. P. ItENNEDY,
Medical Superintendent, 15ieghaut, Ont:.-'
'U• YANSTONM,
��J BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Rte..
Private and Company funds to loon at lowest rata:
interest, No.nonlmias,o,, charged. Mortgages, town.
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Block N Runup,
J. A. AIOBTON
BA1ir2ISTER, &c.,
Wmghun,. Ont.
L. DICKINSON,
BARILISTER, ETC.
sdaxorron TO DANI..OF HAMILTON. • eRONNIP TO••
LOAN.
Office—$lever rlonlr. Wingham
(I. CAMERON,
1Y1 .
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &c..
Olitee-t-Corner Ilamiltonend St. Andre* 8t$ -)t3
opposite Colborne hotel.
Geometer1, ONTARIO.
A LIT11111t J. 1.10%IN, 1) D S, LDS,
L Dtit•tnr of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania.
Dental Collate mid LL•a,tt to cf the Royal College -
of i)ent•.1 :Surgeons of Ontario. Office over 'Poet
OtI,u., '1''wham.
DENTISTRY. --j. S.JEEROME,L. D. S.,ryrxcaAtf.
lb
of
c, it M' teeth aslactur cheap as they caan bo.,mader•
et [n the Dominion. Tooth extraotet:
absolutely witbnut pain, by l,fiknevr
process. guaranteed parte• fly alto.
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, .oppoaitQ the,
Brunswick nous*.
'a,
sJ
Clift ItITUII)E « ~
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(31;NEa.5L 1vst/RANCE AOM,'iT
W INSOa4, l)N�'Anle.
UEAi•S, J)t., WINtuu\m,
L1t1s si;i, Ai)(JrlON1':ER YON ,tis 170tI1'iT
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Sales attnuded he any putt u1 the 0r'..:. e,,liyrge -
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