The Exeter Times, 1887-1-6, Page 54r
1.,00al Bravitiece,
1'arlchill, title year;„elected its first town
council,
The, municipality of McGillivray has won
tae II'ylop patio 011 the ttppoul to the Juclges
at Toronto,
The Refointors of Parkhill celebrated Mr.
Waiters” victory t1 North Middlesex, by
getting out the brass band,
It ntay bo remarked, as has often been re
uzarked before, thatone can.. never toll till th
vote is counted,
P. There will only be ono Catholic Conserve
l tive iu the Ontario Legislature for tbo next
four years -Mr. James Glancy, of West Kent.
IIIc, Geo, Stowardson, of Bi'ineloy,'has sola
,out his interest in
the farm he .tlnd his
brother had rented, known as the "Ramsey
toxin."
The, egg, factory of D, D. Wilson, Sfaforth,
VMS dlsogvoyocl to be on fire on Tuesday
week, Cause a defective flue, Damage
about $600 I covered by insurance,.
Mr. Foster, sr,, who lived in Colborne, just
across from; Iiolmesville, died on. \Vednes
day night, aged 74 years. His remains will
be taken to Manitoba for interment.
cOn Sunday, two reeks ego, Ali'. John
Mills, of West Wnw flash, loot eight head of
the
a by their ftrlltuy„throngh:tho leo on the
river while attenlptiug*to get a drink,
Mr. William Sinclair, of Tupkersmith, has
purchased the old McI euzie farts, on the
Kipped Road, oppeeito his own, from Mr.
Upshall for $5,600.
A team of 4•year-old hems belonging to
James Malcolm, East Nissouri, drew .a load
of green cordwood measuring four cordo from
Mr. Whetstone's to Mr. Maloolm's farnt, a
dietauoe'of nearly one mile. •
'there is a well.to-clo farmer in Tucker.
smith, nearly 70 years of age, who lies never
yet peen on a railway train, notwithstanding.
the fact that cars have passed within a
quarter of a mile of his farm for years.
The nineteenth annual convention of the
county of Perth Sabbath School Association
is to be held in Listowel on the 9th and 10th
of February next, under the Presicsoucy of
the Bey. R. Hamilton, of ;ltothorwell.'
At the Middlesex Assizes which opon in
R'London on Monday, Jan. 10th, 'the libel` case
,,of Hogg ve Crabbe comes up for Bearing, ,
' This a libel suit against the St. Marys
Argus man,
The frame of Mr. John MoPhee's new saw
mill, on the 26th oon. of Stephen, was raised
last week. It is a good substantial frame
28x80, and promises to he a good mill. He
expects to have it in running order about the
20th of January.
One day lately, four grade cattle belong-
ing to Messrs. II. Snell tit Sons, Hullett, got
out of the yard and ran down the concession
as far as the railway track, which they at.
tempted to cross just as the freight train
name along. Three out of the four were
killed.
Mr. W. Fitzpatrick• livery stable keeper,
of Strathroy, had his leg broken in three
Places the other day by being kickedby'a
horse, which knocked him down and tramp-
led upon him. He had a wonderful escape
from death.
Mr. Robinson Mawsou, of McGillivray,
met with a miens accident recently. While
felling a tree his axe glanced and made an
•ugly gash in his foot. He managed to get
home in his wounded condition without help,
and has been infor ed by his physicians
that he will have to ai as n -there for five or
six weeks.
Mr. and 14Irs.. James Hamilton, of St.
Marys, had a narrow escape from death the
other evening. Escaping, gas from a coal
ova, had almost suffocated them, when
Hamilton awoke, and admitted fresh air
the house, checking the effects pf the
Both were slightly disabled for a few
On Wednesday evening, of last week, Mrs.
Robt. Elgie. of Tnekersinith township, had
the misfortnue to break her arm. She and
her husband had been visiting at Mr. A.
Elooat's, and when goi g out of the door to
get into the cutter to r urn home, she slip-
? p -i1
on t doorstepan fzal br ,akr her
ped be g
arm at the wrist. \
The serious results of blood. poisoning have
been fully realized by Mr. .Tames Hedges, of
McGillivray, who recently returned from the
lumbering districts in Michigan, where he
received a flesh wound on one of Lis feet
which was caused by the lalling of a cross
cut saw across his foot, one tooth penetrat-
ing the flesh which resnited in blood poison-
ing, His leg is badly swollen and has been
• lanced twice
, A wedding party drove into Clinton the
other day, and after the ensual "fly -about"
started for home. When a few miles out
the drivers commenced raping horses, and
while passing one another, one of the rigs
getting too near the ditch aooidentally slid
over :the edge,,ailowing the occupants to pre-
cipitate into several feet of water.. The un-
fortunate .young` lady and gentleman
aftor extricating themse,ves sorrowfully
wended their way, home
Joseph E. Kilroy, of Windsor, has publish.
ed a card,'formally announcing himself as an
Independent candidate for election to the
Dominion Parliament. This will make a
.three coruered fight, Messrs. Patterson and
Cleary completing the triangle. Mr. Kilroy
as editor of a Knights of Labor paper end
Secretary of the Windsor A.sseinbly, probably
gives the best indication of the source from
which he expects his principal support.
Mr. John Dawe, a farmer residing on the
outskirts of the town of Mitchell, Hibbert
township, went out to feed his cattle on the
afternoon of Xmas day, and wee gored to
death by a vicious bull. The brute haft
alveays shown a disposition to be ugly but
was not considered 'daugerous. 'Hie wife be-
ing attracted by a noise in the barn-yatd,
rushed out and at the sight of the bleeding
form of her husband, dropped dead. They
leave a large growu up family' to mourn
their sudden demise.
Mr. Stephen Yates, of Goderich, who
some time ago went to the Old' Country for
the benefit of leis. health, was `brought home
a corpse last we*. Mr. Yates had been
ar` the West Riding of
License Ins eetot? for g
Huron for some time previous to his taking
ill, and in which capacity he was a diligent
servant. He was universally liked, and -
his death has east a gloom throtighout the
northern portion of the country. His death
was due directly to congestion of the kid-
.-ney.s, induced by his weakened condition
owing to the operation he underwent.
Ager] 62 years.
A shock of"earthquake woe felt Friday in
Almeria. Andalasia. It caused much alarm
but no injury.
Niagara Bails, '0at., January 3, -While
Mr, 'Joseph Cottringer, puilman ear conductor
WAS crossing bile railway Suspension Bridge
at about 5:38 this evening he noticed a Inas.
dressed in n dark suit, with overcoat, step up
on the foot passenger 'walk from a carriage
drive about the centre of the bridge, about 15
yards in front of him, and e!irnb through the
iron uprights braces and a ri hts on the whirlpool
side of the bridge and 'yap off the bridge into
tbo river below, a fall of 195 feet. Mr. Cot,
bingo' rushed out to prevent him, but could
sec nothirtg of the man on account of it being
tluslc, but plainly belied the splash as the un.
fortunate than stvneh the water. No fracas
Vona be found of who he MIA, and probnbly
hover will as bodies of suicides' from this
point are never foetid,
COLONIAL PROGRESS 1ltterestinf'l<telxl4.
AND Cr,n Uou irux Iitrurszne. Cortese, tine detaultingPlytuoutir Solicitor',
(baa bpgn arrested nt Calcutta.
We hive' alwtty0 traced With pleasut e the
sylnpathetie feeling that lute existed between . Aver et{rc,
our mother country Crud the more jltvonile. Ono Single trial of Dr, Oitftse's Liver Culo
por'ti.on O1 its fillntly, the Boil#ales, 1rr0CJ e6- will C4tlyitlCe the roost sooptiea[ anti couiizzu
peciall,y those of the Western Ilenisphore ; bettor titan thousands of testimonials drat it
as the progeny invariably imitates tlzo ex. i t a snip euro, llledioitte and Ileeipe Book 01.
ample of its parent, so do me And it with our Sold. by C. LU 1'Z, Catztral Drug Siorq,•
fostor•oliildien north of tate American. frontier Barnard Kelly, member of Pall•ani nt
1 e for
only with this difference, that they appear of South .'Donegal, died suddenly while visiting
late years to have almost „stepped into their his constituents.
Health is impossible when the blood is
pure, thicic, and sluggish, or when it is thin
and impoverished. Such conditions give rise
to boils, pimples, headaches, zneuralgia, rheu-
matisro, and other disorders. Ayer's Sortie.
tarill
i a makes tiro blood pure, rich and vital-
izing.
HIS 1AiST RESORT
Mr, Richard Rowe, of Harley, Out., was
afflicted for feet year's with dyspepsia. Two
,experienced doctors treated him. ' Getting
discouraged, he triad Burdock Blood Bitters.
Ile states that two bottles oured him. Hods.
now doing heavy work and as well as ever.
parent's slioes" prematurely,,and letting go
the leading etringe, fetu•)osdly walked' alone,
This is evincible in various ways, to wit, the
almost simultaneous advauoo in every branch
of acienee and art, and the judicious aciapts
t' to
Purposes tali their own au Daus of the beat
1 p q and
most sterling inventions and discoveries that
owe their origin to Old Eogland itself. In
nothing has this been more prominently ex-
emplified than in the adoption almost as"with.
one voice" of the remedies of'1'itoirts Hox, o -
WAY, the Pills for the internal, and the Oint-
ment for the. extercel diseases of the body ;
no sootier were they adieu eti before the world
from their local point of origin, 244, Strand, '['elegrams from [atones Ayres announce
than the; became with unanimity the House- thirty-four new cases of cholera and twenty Write D11; GILES, Box 3489, N. Y: P, O., Wiiq
hold medieiues of Canaclaanil the British Pro. deaths during twenty hours. will, without charge, give advice on all diseases
viuees, and being especially adapted to the Be on Y011r Guard. and also on the management of cattle. Sold by
settler's wants, being the physician of the Don't allow a cold M the head to slowlyall druggists at 50c, and •$1,00 bottle and in
backwoodsman, in regions where the medical • and surety devologe into Catarrh whenyou he Ifni ient0 n tivliieh'there is great saving
praetltl,Oner and the medicine chest were un -Liniment t white wrappers is for Family
can be oared for 25 aceta. A. few appiion- neo;, that in yellow for cattle,
known, they naturally became the only "bea- tions will eure incipient Catarrh. One to GILES' IODIDE AMMONIA
cwt./free" o f health for the sick and sutferiu = A 1 NIA HORSE AND
f 6 two boxes will euro ordinary Catarrh. Ono CATTLE POWDERS.
in their new home ha the far off west 1 to fire boxes will mire chronic Catarrh. Used byall theleading
\Ve learn from statistics in the possession Sold by all dealers at' 25o. or box. TryPark Pletwoo lhorsemenephe d Jerome
t
of Thomas Holloway, that the first settlers p d, Beach, Shaepahoad' Bay and
Dr. Chases Catarrh Cure -take no other -it Bulla Head. Never diasdpafnt,are Tmaic Al -
will etre yon C Ltitz sale t uieti Dostto Norms, (.ze
for -Exeter o s
themselves. with a household medicine of ` ` EXCELLED, l enactor, Pink -eye and Rheumatism. The
their own choice, This, we need scarcely
arid, was soon made, and 'HoanowAY's'two
peerless but simple' remedies became the
never neglected items iuthe early emigrant's
store. As communication aoroes the atlantic
became more open and frequent, no sails were
set for America without some portion of the
cargo containing a gtiod supply of these heal-
ing medicaments,
Saoeesstsay we. to this noble enterprise,
which, simple,in itself,; is benign in its in-
fluences, and Itas become giant •tut its oper-
ations. Tho name cifUor,sowerwill be hewn
iu after ages as the `s tttehword of health,=
Liverpool Crusade.
Municipallection s.
Beyerxuo-Reeye, Pollock ; Councillors,
Connor, Bailey, Woos and Wild.
Bossueu 'r-Reeye, J. Blake ; Counoillors,
J. Parkinson, G. Watts, A. Parsons and -J. -
W. Rose.
]';frau --Reeve, Dr. Rallied ; Deputy -
Reeve, W. G. Bissett; Councillors, Jas, Piok-
ard,'1. B. Carling and D. Johne.
Gonmticu- Payor, Charles Seager; Reeve,
Fred. W. Johnson ; Deputy.Reeve, M. G.
Cameron.
HAY -Old council returned by acclamation.
SrASLEY--Reovo,John Torrance ;. Deputy -
IMPORTANT TO OWURS RS OP STOCK,
t
P.lf,911;~,u81N x s
lire U61fi
G T 1 r
.r_ar
Liniment IodideAmmnonia
nest,n Cattle, Spinal Meningitis, Found-
er, Weak Limbs, Sorting Knees, Spav-
in, Ringbone, Quitter, Windgalls.
No stable should be without it. Railroad
Mining and Express Companies all use Giles
Liniulent,tt.nd in the greet racing stables o
Belmont and Lorillard it has achieved woad
dela. Ono trial will convince.
S
E
At Toronto. Every Berm' Guaraunteed, This is
l Js_Oz, Seas, se
Exhibition, It bas, iee a t` r n d en: all e n et three
tiering tl
_ a a said d 51.1. Ca()LL1 11;1'.1) dialog
F Seo
(het yeti get Peerless, '•It i ; A1{ tut the last thre:U yt ars.
s only t,Ieby
s 4.14EL oC74=?l.rs ' ,
co,,
FOE SALE BY y ry r
, JAS PIt,FiARG,
li,owoves all Unsightly Bnnelloe, Cnree Lame
seat out to tl e Grand River by, the New En -
agent tora•tive and Di y
gland Company were required to' rovide • Indigestion, Colin, B t Sora Throat Catarrh
P CANNOT BE EXC ,-e o r '
"I have pleasure in saying that Hagyard's
Pectoral Balsam cannot be excelled for cur-
ing colds, coughs and loss of voice. It oared
my brother completely," So says Ira Mo -
Need, of Poplar Hill, Ont„ regarding this re-
liable remedy.
The British steamer, Ealing, from Savan-
nah, has been burning at her dock in Liver-
pool singe Wednesday last,
alyer's Cherry Peotoral is r000dimended'by
physicians of great eminence, on both side's
of the Atlantic, its the most reliable remedy
for colds, coughs, and all pulmonary disor-
ders. 11 affords proiipt relief. No family
should be without it
A.OA-R.D.
To all who are suffering from the e re and
Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of Manhood, dsc, I will send a
receipe that will cure you, FREE OT CHARGE,
This , great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Bend a self-ad-
dressed envelope to. REy. IOSErn T. Irmo
StationD. New York°it
Returns from Viotoria show that the yield
of gold in thatcoloay during the past year
was 130,000 ounces under that of 1885.
WELL SPOKEN OF.
'I can reoo-nmeud Hagyard's Yellow Oil
very highly. It cured me of rheumatism in
my fingers when I could not bend them."
Idane for
Reeve, A, M. Campbell, and Council by aa- ut4 atilt acid'rathextern rol us in all paeiufnl coin-
clamation,
&Etre r -Reeve, V. Rate ; Deputy Reeve
Henry Either; second Deputy -Reeve, Ohas.
Either, and Council elected by acclamation. o•
LucaN.-Reeve, Wm. Elwood, 62 mai.
LISTowEL-Mayor, Win. Hess; Reeve, T.
E. Hay; Deputy, It. Martin ; Councillors,
B. B, Sarvis, A. W. Peathoratone, James 13.
Tremain, Jati}es Vanstone, .T. 0. Hay. Jacob
Large, John Sinnington, Robert Woods, S.
Bricker, William Welch.
111momoaa,-Mayor, James Dougherty ;
Reeve, a. J. urlbui t ; Deptity, T. S. Fcrd. TO OUR READERS,
AIonnzs-Old Connell re-elected. 11 you suffer from head. ache, dizziness,
PaumnrL.-Mayor, W.A Hutchins; Reeve, bitch ache, billiosenose or humors of the
Whitt? •,Councillors, Win. Baird, John blood, try Burdock Blood Bitters. It is a
Robert Whit
Griffith, Wine F1a3tCl er, John Chinese, Wm. guaranteed cure, for all irregularities of the
Dickson,Arch. Miller.blood, liver and kidneys.
WEST \VativAxosx- Old Connell re-elected.
The Czar has withdrawn the subvention
BsussELs.-Reeve, W. if. McCracken ; hitherto granted to the German theatre in
coancillors, W. H. Kerr, Geo. Backer, John StPeteraburg, in favor, it is supposed, of. Rus -
Wynn, R. Graham. Sian music and ballet.
SEAPORT$;, -Reeve, D. D. Wilson ; Deputy- Have you Sick Headache, bad taste in your,
n 3A Dovmouth in
Reeve, P. Strong •ouncil ors F.Duncan, the morningo
you suffer from
W. Hawkehaw, T. Smyth, John fairlay, Geo- Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Biiioueness 1 If so
Duncan, Dr. Scott. R. Wilson,J. Dorsey, L. Dr. Cars 's Bitters will euro you. Try it
Murphy. Your Dr gist will zefuud money if not sat-
WlNoria3r.-Mayor, H. W. C. Meyer (aceta isfactory. Numbers) 15 00
matiou) ; Reeve, W, Scott ; Deputy -Reeve, Ten miners were killed on the 31st alt. Postage Free to all subscribers in the United
R. McIndoo ; councillors, No. 1 Ward, J.
Neelauds, W, Gannett, A. Dawson ; No, 2
Ward, J. Hornuth, G. McKay ; No, 3 Ward,
A. Roe, W. Lipid, W. Moore.; No. 4 Ward,
;x. Mason, 0. McConnell, J. Elder.
TuRsBEaRr —Reeve, Wm. McPherson ;
dee qty, Geo. Thompson ; councillors, J.
Diamond, G. Barton, W. Gaminill.
MOOILLrvnes.-Reeve, Wm. H. Taylor ;
tat deputy,roeve, John Patching; 2nd deputy-
reeve, John Bradley ; councillors, Wm. L.
Corbett, and Joseph Gibson.
131euesneaD.-Reeve, Jos. Lawton; deputy.
reeve, Geo. Hudson ; oouucillors, D. John-
ston. John Dickenson, and Mr. MoVannel,
UBRORNL+.-Raeye,. T. M. Kay, (acolama-
tion Councillors, Jas. Halls, for S. W.
Ward ; J. Shier, S. E. Ward ; Thos. Cam-
eron, N. E. Ward ; •Wm. Kydd, N. W. Ward.
The latter was elected' by 3 over Mr. Homey.
plaints.
It is officially announced at Madrid that
the commercial modus vivendi with the
United States Will be prolonged to the 3lst of
March next.
I was prepared to clie, the anguish and pain
excruciating. Physicians. gave Inc no relief.
Giles' Liniment Iodide Ammonia removed
the pain and cured zee. ANNIE 00X, Ar-
monk, Westchester Co.. New York. Sold by
C. LIJTZ, CENTRAL Dnuo STORE, Exeter Out
dose is 8nsa11 and tho power is great, The
Powders are Guaranteed and Purchasers
Palling to Obtain. a Cure Money Refunded.
Sold by all druggists at 25 ets.per bo•
.t,
0. LUTZ, Agent, EXETER, ONT.
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Fl4EE TRADE
The redaction of internal revenue and the
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two miles of the Great Rutty mines of Bar. HARP]+ R'S BAZAAR.:,. 4M0
Total.... , , ... - 2,358 2,021
Majority for Hon. A. M. !toss, 337.
NORTH MIDDLESEX-.
Waters. Morgan.
Adelaide 331' 250
Ailsa Crain 90 72
Biddulph
Lobo
LunnMcCiliivray • .. , ,.
Parkhill ..,., 126 142
Oast Wiiliutue. , , ...... , 273 134
West Williams 247. 153
malt. 34ARPleR'Oi YOUNG PEOPLE... 2.00
novic:a vo hfov1scnse-Aro y'ou ctist',rbocl at FLARED -111'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LI•
lt find brotren of ottr i•sst by (1-
101 413 "'Tr' Yc. chin`' B1tel1Y. Ono Year 52Nurnbers .. 10,00
434 x,23 Tlee ing and crying witli.natin of Cuttind ( )
Caeth? It so sours, t o15eo ai d gat n bottle of HARPi?.R`S IIANDY SERIES, One
25 155 etre. tVinslow's Soothing Spt•rip" for Children Year5`2 Numbers)... , 1i'.r10
367 400 Tooth; ,g: Its value is incalculable.' It will ( )
, ,lieve the poor Hale sutilirer inimodietely4 1'Olt'ga frco tis altaub;eribei its tho United
.et,cud upon it, mothers ; there ie no mistake Statta tai canon.
same it. It cures Dyso,tfely and Diilu•hiea,
regulates the Seontach and eloweis, cures Wied Tho Volumes of; the t%'cold v begin with the
Gabe softens the Gu have
•
m100isacosr tin;., nattou, first escheat. 1---- l 111JUS'
o nail gives and energy to the whole system, no time is ni eltioned stthecri ,tions will begin
Total: ...044 [ g
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Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 70, few Oxford Street,
late 533, Oxford street, London.
eo'Purchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots.
If"th ad'tlrfeeMi.e.mc`-533;-Oxford "r -set London they are spurious.
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WILL 0 E'FER• AS LGNG AS THEY LAST
Six But -to' n Kid loves- for 50c., Worth $1.00
28 In h t,,
ch. Fine ;All Wool
. , ,•, Grey. Flannel for 25c:
28.Inch. Uhion Flannel lariuel -• f`or 15c'
Line
of Cloth :°
Dress. Goods for loc., 12c., 15c.,
[worth ,a great .deal m.or,e.
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'ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF
Better p t
. Goods at Hard ;Time Prices.
Good All, Wool.Blankets lit Mill,Prioes.
Every Department Oomplet6' and Goods ' Away Down
to suit the times. .
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NO DAMAGED
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IN THE • ABOVE (J,FFERLN( .C,
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tut \\,,Ctrs, (Lib..) 71. teething ispleneantto the mato and is 1.116
"Silts. Wihzecotslow's Soothing Syrup" for children with the Number current at tune of 't ntI
llajorhy of and Y cull.
prescription 5 one 00 1110 oldest and hest Hound volunios of Harper's Weekly, for three
" ,ornate i>ltvsielans and nurses in the United years back, to nein cloth 01,00105,, will be sent
Scab`!s Eintltytotl et Pure States, tad is for4itlo by all druggist" tin °ugh- by ousel, postage pei.1 1, or b,• eenraee, tree of ee.
CoQ Liver "011,• with [Yypoi,hosphites+ out the world, t r,eo twenty=five cants it bob- pease t,pnovt,led the freight door not exceed
tie. 13d pure arid ,'sic for !•lids, %VINor,ow's out itr,ll, .r lata' vuliteno ,fir 17 00 per volwne,
1
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til tonic nI
iu the fnllce degree ,too c t,.
Possesses -t
g i'i. dOTnINO Ct ,
t vP inti take noother kud. Uloth Cases for e.aoti volume., snftahlo for
stimulating YOporties of the. liypophosp bites " No Mime m0(101101 as con .shaft universalbi'4tliL :Svill bo. seat b _
ii 1 p r q,Y ritail, postpuut, on 1,0.
combined with the healing, strengthening apptobatisn in it8 own city,• state oi• country:; celietn ttmtaroo Lehu,i; i
and fattening qualities of the Cod Liver Oil and among all as Ayer Salva printw
1 .. g people, 5, ' [ money order 01 1)t rpt be ovoid cliritl ost•niTic
m a perfectly agreeable form of wonderful It is the best eotnh , ' to, advert!".
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p Y g , uiatton of vegetable blood Nawsnaiabre are not tut co iv flus alclvarkt
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moat 11
t athoutt •"•
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value n W 1 It l th Cl f 3a CY
al i Ig 1 , v c otitic of Puta.srunr and tier of I3ndPEtt Rs
Diseases. Iron, evor offoted to the I nblic. I#Addt its
Address EIAtbPt;li Sr r3ttC17`rtEltd; Now 'S''crlc.
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