Exeter Advocate, 1900-3-29, Page 8It
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instructions' increased attendance; up -t�.
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placed in good paying positions; students
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test. It pays in the end NeW term now
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LOCAL DOINGS.
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Good Friday, April Le.
The Presbytera of 'Huron will meet
again on the ecicond Tuesday in May
ext. •
,
Miss Ceea Manning entertained a
umber of leee yoangledends on Mon-
day eye/three
A statement comes from Pretoria ad-
mittiag that the Boer losses during
-theater exceed 7,000.
Mr. Geoeis1\1Attee, of Strathroy,
is here Maringiiig *for the erection of
rearottege athfarand Bend Park.
Mr. SeliinWoral shipped a carload of
batehererittle ' to Toroneo Thursday
and tenother load of export to Toronto
this week.
Chas, "'rout, who has been working
aS tt'tWk l'Ulnd on this section of the
G.T.11, has giyea, up the job and rented
the feign of Mr. E. Cook, at Winchel-
sea and is moving thereon this week.
The vacancy on the tracie Will be tilled
by W. T. fledc en, who starts work
April ist,
The grand jury Thursday at the
Middlesex assizes returned no bill
eartist, Minnie kome, the. S3 tam WO
-
/1111D WhO was charged with nnirdering
her infant child in .13id,dulph in March
1899. The prisoner was brought before
the court and discharged. Her know-
ledge of English was so limited that
she did not understand what the ac-
tion of the jury ment to her until she
was informed by a relative.
It is announced that Mr. R. H. Verity
General Manager of the -Verity Plough
Works of Brantford, a former reeident
of Exeter, has been appointed General
Superintendent of the Massy -Harris
Company's works at Toronto, in place
of Mr Johnston, resigned. Mr Verity
will retain his interests in the Verity
works, Brantford, but his removal to
Toronto evil' be rendered necessery by
the new arrangement, which will take
place elmostiminediately. Mr. W.
Verity becomes General manager of
the plough weeks, Brantford.
None but the initiated know the ac
curacy required in the printing office.
The averege reader who detects a mis-
spelled word or a letter epside down
feels that his nnssion on earth will not
he fully accomplished till he has called
the attention of the overworked editor
to the glaring defect. He does not no-
tice the thousand and tens of thousands
of letters in the right place, nor the
multitude of worcls correctly spelled,
but his eagle eye (?) is glued to the one
that is out of place. So it is with our
deeds. Man does a thousand., good
deeds and no attention is paid to them
hut he makes one mistake and that is
flashed all over the world. A life may
be spent in building up a reputation
that may be wrecked in a moment.
The world is a harsh critic, exacting
to facts, and if the Father of All does
not temper justice with mercy, we all
may' fail of Heaven.
Death of Airs. Geo. imp:bawl. .0
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The unexpected and sudden death
of Jane Garlick, beloved wife of Mr.
George A Hyndman, occurred at the
family residence, Albert street, on
Sunday morning last between 10 and
11 o'clock, which shocking piece of
news effected a sadness and east a
gloom throughout the town. Al-
though Mrs. Hyndenan has been sub-
ject to heart trouble for some time no
one had the faintestidea that the end
was so near. She was around as usual
on Saturday, but feeling unwell was
obliged to take her bed about four
o'clock in the afternoon from which
she never arose, gradually sinking un-
til death claimed her. Neuralgia of the
heart was the immediate cause of her
sudden taking off. The deceased was
kind-hearted and true as she was in-
telligent and though singularly re-
served was highly respected by all
who knew her. She was a consistent
rind esteemed member of the Trivitt
Memorial churcla; from the auxiliary
circles of which she will be greatly
missed. She leaves tomourn her de-
mise a sorrowing, husband ani two
daughters, to whom no written words
can convey to them the condolence ex-
tended in their behalf, nor will words
afford them any measure of relief
from the severe shock and profound
affliction in which they have been so
suddenly plunged. The funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock. A short service was held- at
the residence after which the cortege
proceeded to the Exeter cemetery
where the remains were laid in their
last resting plaae.
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PERSONAL.
The amount paid by Wm. Doherty
& Company, of Clinton, last year for
wages, to men employed in Clinton
was $50,250.
ThoseHatter, who for eeme tirne,has
been of tinsel-1nd mind and confined to
the London jail, was last week remov-
ed to the London asylum.
Dr. Moore, of Manitou, Man., was re-
cently married to a lady of that town.
The Doctor was a former resident of
Exeter and. was widely known.
Coatmaker wanted—to work by the
week—with two or three years exper-
ience. State wages.
R. A. Lease, Harrow, Ont.
Mr. A. Ford, Huron street, held a
wood bee on Tuesday afternoon, when
a number ot the stalwarts left an ex-
cellent pile of wood ready for the stove
to their credit. ,_
As a household remedy- for coughs
colds and Bronchitis troubles, Winan's
Cough B4154111 cannot be surpassed.
Sold by (1 Lbta.
Venerable Archdeacon Davis, M.A.
of London, preached in the Tvivitt
Memorial church on Thaescla,y even in g
last. The Rev. gentleman labered un-
der a very severe cold but notwith-
standing his discourse,which was prac-
tical and eloqaen t,was listened to With
rapt attentiore
At:quint Sheere, an employe at the
Times office, met with a painful acci7
dent on Monday. He was in the act
ot lifting a form frozen -the press which
was in motion and before getting- it
oat his hand became caught, sinasideg
one of his fingersbadly and injuring
another. He will be laid off duty for
several days.
As a spring medicine'use Native
Herb tea to rectify the liver and puri-
fy the bloOd. Only 25 cts. a box, For
sale at C. Lutz's Drug Store.
The High Court of Justice decided a
case of interest -to farmers last week.
The decision settles this point, that a
fire policy -holder cannot collect ins ar-
ance on property which was occupied
when insured but unoccupied where
burned. The moral is to notify the
company if you intend to vacate an in-
sured preperty.
Messrs. Bawden and McDonald this
week disposed of another of their en-
tire horses "Branstane Boy" sired by
"Prince Alexander," to Mr. 'James
Sniffle, of Alivinston. This splendid
horse was imported from Scotland by
Messrs Bawden, and McDonell last
November abd is one of the best that
ever left Scotland.
The Metropolitan Hotel will change
hands OD May the ist., Mr. Cautelon
bating sold out to Mr. W. Anderson,
of St. Peal, Miten., who comes well re-
commended. Mr. Cantelon's removal
from Exeter is regretted by all who
have known him, as during his short
stay here he and his . esteetned family
became very popular.
Turkish Scalp Food removes dan-
druff, itching of the scalp, restores the
natural color aud vitality of faded or
grey hair, and is a most pleasant dress-
ing for the hair. Turkish Scalp Food
is vapidly growing in public favor and
takes the -lead of all other preparations
ever on the market. For sale a•t
Lutz's Drug Store, Exeter. Only 500.
a bottle.
Just opened at Stewart's Big Cesh
. Store a meet complete range of new
wall papers. Values are correct for
the buyer. See the new shadings,
You'll like them.
Mrs. Chas. Kestle, Huron street, who
some time ago was afflicted with par-
alysis, suffered another stroke on Sat-
urday last and it, is feared the result
will prove serious.
Mr. Chas. Tom, who for many years
conducted a shoe store here and who
has been conch:clang a similar business
in Ayr, has Sold out his business in
that place and will remove to London.
Mount Carmel and McGillivray con-
gregn dons have presented their pastor
Rev. Father Tiernan, with a horse and
baggy. The reverend gentleman's
work is apparently highly appreciated
in his new field.
Mrs. James Oke, Huron street, sus-
tained a very painful injary to her arrn
on Saturday last by falling on the ley
eidetvails in front of her tesiclence. It
will be some days before she will have
use of the injured member,
Rev. E. W. Crawford, of London,
who is soon to go to assist Rev. T. B.
R. Westgate in the Paraguayan Chaco,
will preach in the Trivia Memorial
church on Thursday evening, April
51h. Sertficee at 8 o'clock. All invit-
A meeting of the Teachers of Dis-
trict, No. 1, West Huron, will be held
in the Exeter Pnblic School, on Satur-
drry, April 7th, ret 1.30 rein, The fol-
lowing is the progrem:—MuItiplication
and division of fractions, Mr, P. Gow-
ens. Tercel Turstitates, Me-, Anderson;
lath'iceof tale bertring,Mr. P. Gardiner;
Relation of Public School course to
languege and gra furrier, Atte
eafeeteee0Mi51.leMenete ette
Fred Moore visited London Monday.
Mr. G. A. K. McLeod visited in Sea -
forth last week.
Mr. Levi Walper, of Loudon, is visit-
ing friends in and around Exeter.
Rev. 3. W. Ten Eyck spent a few
days in London this week.
-Mrs. Lyne, of London, is visiting re-
latives and friends in town.
Mr. R. N. Creech and L. Long left
Monday morning for Toronto.
Mr. Rich. ER -worthy, Huron street,
still continues very ill and. is not ex-
pected to recover.
Miss Ilavrison, of Forest, arrived in
town Wednesday evening and is the
guest of Miss Lewis.
Me. C. Currelley, after an absence of
several yeats,4s again in charge of Mr.
3. W. Broderick's store.
Mrs. Mateer and son, Zinc, left Mon-
day evening for Glencoe, where they
will make their future home.
Sir. J. Innis, of the Sutherland Innis
Co., Chathani, was in town this week
inspecting the Company's works here.
Miss Mortlock and Mrs. 13obier are
in London this week attending a meet-
ing of the 1Vorcians' Missionary .So-
ciety. •
Mr. Herb. Elliot, after spending the
winter at his home here, returned to
Yorkton', AsSa. East, on Monday
morning.
Shiplsa: Mr. H. Wing has rented
hie farm on the 16th con. to Mr. D.
MeIssac for one year.
Wingham: Jno. Clubb had the fore-
finger of his left hand smashecl while
handling a log in the chair factory on
Tuesday. He will lose the finger.
Varna: On Saturday afternoon
while Mrs. R. Dennison Was in her
room she fainted and falling against
the bedstead, she badly fractured
three of her ribs. Much sympathy is
felt for Mrs Dennison as she is not in
very good health at any time.
Clinton: A quiet wedding was
celebrated at the Baptist parsOnage,
on Thursday last, 15th inst., by Rev T.
J. Murduck. The interested parties
were Alexander McGregor, of Gocler-
all, and Mrs. Elizabeth Kinsman, of
town. The newly wed will reside in
Olin ton.
Clinton: W. Doherty & Co., have
been getting in some large logs this
'Win ter, bU they received the largest of
the season last tveek. It crone from
the farm of J. Avery, on the London
road, and was hauled by Reynolds,
of Ifulleet and G. Mayers, of Goderich
tow 0$111p, At measured 1,480 feet and
took two daYg to get it from the bush
field. 34 Geeneeteent, See y, t othe, yen:I
,
Gtereton: Rev. T. le fia :Aeon bas The way a,emeiare scatter' a bah)
• e ,• es,
accepted (s1114ent to the etatiOrrillg clothes, the etrondee is that,' .she OVOP
00HHITittee),l,;46. Ithas thQu)., Agont.,
by the Official Borted oe tire ilitriprese. •
4•Yeelle Methoctier el: ecu, Loader) at
their lest ineetine. • ,
alensain The many friends of Mr.
A. Buchanan, senior, who has lived ee-
titled in our village for a number of
years, and who was the oldest man in
Hensall, will regret to learn of his
death, which occurred. on 'Wednesday
morning. Mr. Bachiman had attained
the ripe age of 89 years. The funeral
took place from his lato residence on
Saturday to the Rodgerville cemetery.
Constance: One of those haPpy
events, which always cause a ripple of
excitement, took pldee OD IVeduesday
at the residence of Mrs. McCully,
when her eldest daughter, Miss Mery
was united in marriage, to Mr. John
McGregor.,Rev. Me. Coupland offi-
ciated in te presence of a number of
invited guests. Mr, and Mrs. McGre-
gor are going to reside near Wood-
stock, where Mr. McGregor takes
chrtege of a butter factory.
Clinton: A. (pleb, interesbing mat-
rimonial event took place at the par-
sonage 0f Ra teem b ary s ere et Meth odi s
charch on Wednesday morning, it be-
ing. the nuptials, celebrated by the
father of the bride, Rev. W. G. How-
son, in the mauriage of his eldest
daughter, Florence N., to Rev. 3. 11,
Hoover, of Michigan, 17. S. A. It was
'strictly a family affaos the only strang-
ers being Miss Alien of Alliston, and
Mr. W. C. Myers, oitown, '
Cromarty: Mr, Donald McKellar, of
Tuekersrnith, who sold his 150 acre
farm last year to Mr. John Hay, of
North Easthope, has parehased Mr.
Donald McKellar's 50 -acre farm over
here for 82,800 and has been removing
his household ‘goods and implements
the last few days.—Mr. John Burleigh
tvho had been yisitiug friends and ac-
quaintances for several weeks in this
vicinity, left for his home in Dakota
on Wednesday. He was adopted and
brought up by Mr. Donald Park, sen-
ior, with whom he lived 'until grown
up. He looks well and is doing well.
Wingham• There (lied at her home
on Friday evening, Sarah,beloved wile
of John A. McLean. The deceased W/LS
36 years, 1 month and 18 days of age
and had only been ill for a little over
a week withpneunioaire ,and the news
of her death was received with much
sadness by the people of this town.
Deceased was a daughter of 'Wesley
Grey, of town and her mother had
died very suddenlronly a few months
ago. Mrs.. McLean was a woman high-
ly esteemed by a large eivele of friends
and her death will be a severe blow to
Mr. McLean and the nine small child-
ren who are left to 111011T'D the loss of a
kind parent and loving, wife.
Seafmth: Much surprise and regret
was felt by our eitizees on Tuesday
morning on it becoming known that
Mrs. William Carnochan, of John
street, had passed away,. She had
been ill only about a week. Mrs. Car-
nochan was 60 years of age. Her
maiden name was Annie McDougall.
She had residedin Seaforth and vicin-
ity since au early age. She was a.
quien'kindly woman; and was much
beloved by all who knew her. She
leaves a husband and family of two
sons and one daughter, i-ae lattee now
being in Toronto. The remains were
interred in the Maitlandbasek cemetery
on Thursday. Much sympathy is felt
for the bereaved husband and family.
Staffa: The residence of Mr. James
Barbour was the scene of a very pret-
ty event on Wednesday, when his sec-
ond daughter, Miss Janette, was unit-
ed in marriage to Mr. Willian Warden.
To the delightful strains of the wed-
ding march,played by Mrs. A. Patricle,
the bridal party assembled. in the par-
lor, where the ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. W. J. Doherty: B. A.
After this the guests, to the number
of 70, sat down to a most sumptuous
repast. Miss J. Colquatoun acted -as
bridesmaid,*while the groom was sup-
ported by Mr. D. Miller. A large 1111111-
ber of handsome and costly presents
testified to the high esteem in which
the happy couple are held.
Stray Shots.
Even some hankers use bad graannsar.
'Some men begin their ineal teithpie.
A crea.sed pair of trousers may need
patching,
:One is always meeting potpie he
doesn't want.
We observe the t railroa,d men always
hale good appetites.
One is always surprised to see
preacher carry matches.
, Most men coley matches,
shows who builds the fires.
wbich
Every man thinks the twee], t
up ,just after he he has sold.
goes
It is not tbe ma,n with the biggest
atm who gets the most game. •
When a girl gets to wearing a boy's
hat, she needs looking after,
When a man sells his home every-
body wonders if it is irrortgagecl.
It takes some nerve to select one of
two barbers' when both ate idle.,
Every loa,rher has some customers
who think nobody else can shave
them.
' In a good Many dratverFi you car-L.11nd
preacher's salary envclopeS 1111 usecl.
The fellow who goes to the train ear
Hest does net always get away first.
Some ,people miarrel so much that
after a while they think they enjoy it.
,
Don't give up a bill fm lost. • The
fellow may get married aiicl make it
good.-
,
Reep aeveman hes be nee for nein
ettliO site tterciiihd th.0 house in the after
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The elock rilways• seems to strike at
the most create:1i time, wlien 'Yee' are •
pettiog tee baby .be
4..boet as qi-teer buSiness as we can
think of is fOr 0 num to borrow water
from his neighbor who bas a nietee.
When a boy says his girl is too good
for Lieu and et, the same time seys that
he doesn't care nitre') for her, we knelt'
he is mistaken,
A nom putting mains clothes in the
dark always get everything on back-
w:.irds.
There aro eight 11101,0 Cases 0/1 the
docket.
Mrs. Margaret INTelarerlene is dead at
Stonewall. aged 102 years. .
Alv, T. L. Buller's sawmill at Ridge -
town .was desleoyed by fire Thursday
morn mg.
ling cholera exists among the herds
01 Treherne, Men. One farmer has lost
ovev 80 pigs.
Ceonns, Conales AND Comes are all
quickly cured by Pyny-Pectoral. It
lessens the cough almost instantly,
and enres readily the most obstinate
cold. !Manufactured by- the proprie-
tors of Perry Davis Pain -Killer.
One hundred and sixty-four cases of
weasels were reported to the Medical
Health Officer of Hamilton last week.
Peter Gibson fell from a -load of hay
at Holnifield and was drowned, while
riovsesii:.n g a bridge over the Pembina
newt ALL OVER CANADA come let-
ters telling us of the great benefits de-
rived from the use of The D. & L.
Menthol Plasters in cases of neuralgia
rheumatism, lame back, etc. Davis &
Lawrence GO., Ltd., manufacturers.
A girl named McLean, while walking
on the ice at Point Aconi, near Sydney
C.B., caught her foot in the ice, broke
her leg' and shortly afterwards bled to
death.
An unknown young man in an -un-
couscions state was left at the Brock-
ville Hospital by a stranger, and died
after ten days without speaking. A
Coroner will investigate.
TIM D. & L. EMULSION OF COD LIVER
Ous may be taken with. 'nest neneficial
results by those who are rub dowel or
suffering from after effects of la grippe.
Made by Davis & Lawrence 'Co., Ltd.
It was shown that the death of two
old men, Bowen and Robbit, in the
aged peoples Home at London, 001.,
W0S due to whiskey that ,Bowen pur-
chased on the night of the fatality.
A Peresemere is not always at hand.
aurd yourself against sudden coughs
and colds by keeping a• bottle of Pam -
Killer in the house. Avoid substitu-
tes, there is but one Pain -Killer, Perry
25c. and 50c.
Private Stephen Tobin committed
suicide Thursday at Stanley Baeracks,
Toronto, by shooting. He held the
muzzle of the carbine near his mouth
and literally blew his head off.
Andrew Hartford, a Lemington lat-
her, scratched his tongue on a shingle
nail, and it is feared that be will die
Of blood poisoning. The tongue has
become more than three times its
natural size, and Hartford is in great
agony. He can not speak a word.
The accident hap pened on Saturday
while Hartford was at work. Like all
lathers he placed the nails in his
mouth..
A fatal runaway accident occurred
at 10 o'clock Monday morning on cu.
8, Lonclop township. The victim was
Mrs, Charles Edy, a widow 70 years of
age, who lived near Wesley Church,
on con. 16. Mrs. Edy and her daugh-
ter, Miss Victoria, were driving to
Thorndale to visit Mrs. McKenzie, and
after they had gone some -distance
along the eighth concession the iron
on the whiffietree broke, causing the
horses to strut suddenly and run away.
Miss Edy was thrown forward, over
the dashboard, while Mrs. Edy was
hurled onto the side of the road, strik,
ing, on her head and receiving injuries
which instantly proved fatal. Miss
F4dresceped with slight injuries. The
deceasechwas one of the eldest resi-
dents of the township and. was very
highly respected.
In The Jaws of A Lion.
The gallant Major Swaine tells of
being knocked senseless by a lioa that
lacerated his ktr01. His thrilling es-
cape from the jaws of death is only
equalled by Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which has saved
thousands from. desperate Throat and
Luua troubles. "All doctors said my
wife would soon die of Consumption,"
writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin,
Terre.'but Your wonderful medicine
enmpletely cured her, and sieved her
life." Satisfaction is guaranteed, by
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BUGGIES! BUGGIES/ BUGGIES!
W. IT. 1);msons has now in stock a
ear -load Of veey fine buggies of differ-
ent styles and colors, visa -Jean, Seats,
Mikadoes, Young Men's Bo ggies,Three
Quarter Buggies, Buggies for old
people, and Spindle -box Buggies for
besmess men, Feigners surrey etc. etc.
A ny one wishing a bre nd newBuggy
will find it to thew advantage to call
and inspect them before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the stand, two
doors -south of Town Hall, Exeter,
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The only Disc Harrow that has adjtis-
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fitted with grainandgrassgrowingattaChments if desired.
with reversible points, also thistle cutters
if ordered.
The lightest draft, best working and most
easily operated cultivator manufac-
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The teeth work directly under the axle
and within the wheel line.
See the New Spring Lift,
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SpringaPildressure.
Our old reliable HOOSIER Drills are so
well and favorably known that they
speak for themselves. There are now
over 60,000 in use among the farmers
of this country.
HEAMAN, Agent for Repairs, Exeter.
MMON SENSE
ONIMANDS
that you should call and inspect
the lines of ,
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
." that we have placed in our sstoee.
You will find. in this new stock
Quality and Price....
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FIT WELL
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LOOK WELL....
This is what we always accomplish
when we make a suit for you.
Prices that Please.
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SOLE 'ILEATHER,...l.
We wish to impress on the rninds of
everybody that we don't sell sole
leather, neither do we sell meat as
tough as sole leather.
OUR ilEATS
Are of the very best quality. Try our
big. brown Sirloin Roast. It is as
toothsome, and appetizing as the
'famous peacock's roast of Kingly
times. We know how to fix it up all
nice for the oven. '
Try us once;
• You'll try us twice;
You'll find our rrieats
• Arecheice and nice.
, John Manning,
Light your home with .
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EXET ER, oN7.
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WANTE1).
ELIGIIEST PRICES PAID.
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EXETER
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East side of Main street,
opposite planing mill.
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Foreman,
EXETER, ONT.
We have in stock, dressed
and matched siding, flooring
and ceiling, also dressed pine
1 in., 11 in., 1-..1 in. and 2 in.
Shingles, lath and cedar
posts always on band.
A large stock of barn lum-
ber just arrived.
Call and Exarninp.
Jas. 1/1////is,
Proprietor.
Re HICK
REPAIRING
If you want your Repairing well clove-,
go to R. filmes—Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry a specialty.
MARRIAGE ,LICENSE
Marriage Licenses issuedand-Wed-
dingRings'always on hand,
nson's Block, Exete
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COMMERCIAL LIVIEIRY.
First-class Rigs and Horses
Ieft OrdersHStoflt,belle'or tH
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