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h 3te do1 y rdter- at the rwidcncx x3ion3 tb march- itjlhclivoildcttlv tt march sir francis ton acd ct vema funeral from the mi lurber vjcotpitown jiarthatimrti tucksdaym votes and c llutexts otur win k6coiu annls rotsia r llaclph on the- sui llarflar flocistrar ot mal- caec ot mr jofct 1 thursday the tin irch 7 1683 i ioodfoctliaugliu 1 im divorce were printed last ywr io canada but ever twenlyfi to thousand ik cniled states chicago crtan 4 itrkax sitardsj- was the vexsary of the biztii of day the eleventh auni uon to a deputation plained bitterly of power creatyrjinth annt- he poptj ui sao jctaiyof his corona- of cardinalsuewm- hjs loss of temporal tie commercial ii 2s ot march the fourth hat passed bou here and in mon treal tviihoai anything extraordinary fcap- penia in each centrcj bills have been well met aud according to the generally accept- ecl view this is an indication o present basitiess prospetity toronto mail messrs waldic hilton xe tea joliette and colter haldimana the three liberal merabtre of parliament who now oooapy scats which cpascrvatttet filled lut ses sion were baikjaetted oy their feuav liber- fl members in the hodse ol commons xes- taarant last thursday outfit monday was a prea day in washington- it was such a day as only comes one in four years the becnbhcant are happy having returned to thtwarra sunshine of office after our year spent in the cold shades d opposition the democrats are correspondingly oepres e from the report ol ti aljastissaedwe find t 45501 births in 0 prs of twins u40q ill deaths gnr own male a2 female 221 deaths li male aril registrar-geaer- ere were last year including 303 marriages and g x mtr had us births si marriagea and 99 female the oath o osce uien by president harrison has the men of simplicity i it is as fellows i do sol mnly swear that i will faithfully execute tie office of presi dent of the united stat s and will to ice best of my ability prese re protect andide- fend the constitution of the dciied states from a retcrc feccished by 3 w i chief officer ofthe canada tem perance act division lot theqaarter end ing the 3lt of jincary last it is found that the operations unaer the scott act were a foilows informations iti 710 con nctions fo dismissals 155 penal- ties imposed 27g6s in the anntui report on dominion peni tentiaries just issned the inspector calls attention to a considerable decrease in the peniitntiary ponalaiicn of late yeur s de crease which he holds to be an indicatioa cf the more prosperous condition of the country the increase of the discharges over the coamitrcents has been inch that a ntrmber of contemplated ldthtiocr which were expected to cost aboat 2oo0oo may now be definitely afaondoneil the jfiiinnal prohibition party of the unitedstfffe have jcit held a convectira it ioafsville ey sifcnded by over 700 delesates representing all parts of the country conciencs in the njtimata ooi- iakry of the ram traffic- was manifested in every speech tad disccssion- plana for thorough organization for the cxmpaign of ibm were adopted the chairman of the national commiitee prof diciie is a natire of onttoo the example of the american prohiottionista is worthy of the attention of those of oar own country mxtk of coivrr nzgisteaa uiacur miltoy harcfa 5 mr francis barclay eegistrxr of the cecity of halion died this forenoon ifr barclay was barn in scot- t land and came to this country when fjaife young the extensive drygoods business now carried on 6y jfcleod it co m georgetown wis first established by him and was saccessfnllycarried on for a ncm- ber of yean under the name of barclay jfcleod until lstl when ifr barclay re tired he also carried on business in the iron blcck toronto and on its destrnctfon by re came to hilton- where he entered into partnership with mr t h lindsay he was appointed registrar of the county on the death of thomas eaosy in april 130 and held toe position- op to the time of his death mrs barclay died about fire months ago he lezres a family of sercn children big ftee at altos about two oclocfc ifooday morning a fire broke out ia the dixie house blocfc aad in spile of every eflort io save it the whole hlot was completely destroyed the block was occupied as foaows r jaefcsbn dean proprietorof block hotel 3 amcaelland geoeral store g f bull oocvyj s cam- mings jhoe shop p v lemoo butcher shop a d welling house occupied by gf ball and beloagicgto the same liock was also consumed ax far as can be as- certamed at present the losses are as fol- lows jackson dean loss 6000 insur ance hqoo partly in ytellinton mataal and partly iawttiern j a mcclelland loss and innate to goods ilfioo covered by insuracce g f bull loss 100 vo in- buranoe p v- lemon loss llfifl tnscred tbe properties of w white hamessmaker and jc c doddi dwelling house were slso damared ih-ur-iluwa- aa organ rccita took place in the methc- dist charcli ist monday eveningj h g collins yiccpre of the society of cana dian mucciii rendered tome ce selec- tiona i i acaivcrsarj- srvic will be held in the dpliit church neri sunday a new jnpe urzm will be placed in posi- tion in tlic presbyterian chcrch iti a few days 1 the township council has fixed ithe li cense feeae at t0 and will grant i six li censes i kockwoop dr drydcu ifit a horse last week valaed atjsix ir2ammaiijn is said to have been theciucof deatli john pjommer of nassagaweyajsuiri- oioned jafanderaonhacksmthofeide to apjieir before heiry strange 3 p oo tbarday for mtaalt azid battery one day last week messrs boyee and padmore were paaain mrs bshi i resi dence they noticed that the roof was on fire promptly goinir to work they tore oft some shingle and boardi from the roof and sneceeded in putting out lie fire befora mocb damige was done at t cap lrauirtctuikrftttumicaiisdai alti tude lutlic 0jmtuouith jcrtlumstttri note and c0juies1s frccu cur ooa corrwiioiiilrut onin marcu 5 sir chtrtes toppc arrived in ottawa oa saturday and drove to the residence of his sou houcujau- per sioco sic charles was here last iho boyhasboeu made a cabinet minuter and if unj runioruiat sir charles i to re- enter the government ti trao we will hive the unprecedented spectacle of father aud sou in the one ministry but sir charles uyt there f i no tratlria the rumor nor in fact in any of the in any rumors he is not to succeed to uie premiership nor to go to washington as british ambassador he will retain his preseut position as high commissioner for canada in england he is out bete to give evidence- in the ondcr- doiik arbitration in april hedid not come over so soon in order to negotiate a new fishery ireaiy with the united states u i r tikiia a irrrtcrt on this utter point sir charlts announ ced the policy of the canadian govern men t he said i may say definitely thtlneither great britain or causda willtake the in- itiative in any new negotiations the re publican senate repelled the chamberlain treaty and it is now for the new republican administration to take the first itept to wards making another treaty in the meantime the tnodux riwa it dead sir caaftes hopes sir john macdoutld will long remain premier but when the vacancy cecum fa vert sir hector langevin as sir johns successor ccrtriiii wrru mc i e mr charlton 6a friday read id the house a private telegram announcing that mr hitts resolution to promote commer rial union with cms da hid alnoft nnani- moasly passed the house of representa tives this was the absorbing topic all that afternoon the resolution aims at answeriog the assertion in canada that the united states will not agree to negotiate unrestricted reciprocity and is only partial proof as commercial union differs from un restricted reciprocity in that it means a coast tariff common to both countries while under unrestricted recipoocity each country would fit its own lari on all foreign imports in reporting mr hilts resolution the house committee on foreign affairs said the tendency of public opinion is plainly towards the enlargement of trade between the two countries which we believe will promote the independence prosperity and peace of two great peoples the resolution being a joint cue the senate has also to pass it and as the foreign com mittee pf that body reported it favorably on saturday no doubt the senate has fay this time adopted it ik ten omilloxe mr lauders speech is condemsd into the amendment which ha moved setting out that the settlement of all disputes with the united states u desirable that free trade with them negotiated by a canadian and cot a british agent is the proper basis for such settlement and that as a friendly act we begin by continuing in force for an other fishiog season the iicisy citxsdl the debate lasted two days the premier said if we gave up cur fishery privileges we would hate nothing wits wnich to bring pressure on the americans he said the amendment was inopportune and anno an- cecvthat from unofficial soarces he knew the new administration at washington had a friendly feeling towards canada he re peated the asserticu that canadians were not going to go on their knees to the ameri cans sir richard cartwright predicted that sir charles tapper would make the first minister change his tune within a week the opposition taking the ground that the camberknd war hone was the bosac the administration the pre mier however neyer notices this assertion the amendment was rejeciedly a majority of the jeicits luxtee col obrien of muskokt it a champion of protestantism and british connection and although a government supporter it occasioned little surprise when he announ ced his intention of making a motion re specting the uondisallowanoe of the jesuits blil he told me afterwards that he had waited long enough on 3dr barrow to bring it up and now he would make a motion on goingioto supply as that is the only way he can now hope to get the question before the house as an amendment of this nature would censure the government and be a vote of want of confidecce mr obrien it taking a bold step but the martial mem ber for slvskoks is oo such questions a man of strong convictions and independent mind ori ivi coitkexra mr liurier intends sakjng the govern ment to fir a day for discussing kr cooks home ecle resolution which confirms my cocjecture that the move is a concerted one on the part of the opposition the amusing fight over mr browns bill to further prevent cruelty to animals and birds is cot yet ended the bill has been carried defeated and reinstated bj one majority the speakers caxtirg vote being necessary in one instance it was- a tie si io 91 and the premier taming to mr adam brown said adam where art than to which the bird champion replied lo here am l on the day of the iivuioa mr brown distributed flowers as bribes and scores of ladies beamed on him from the galleries it is questionable if col tisdafe and his side will permit the bill to get through j the senate now pays archdeacoc lacr- ier icoq a year for saying prayers to that body the commons makes the speaker do this religioas duty j llrhaggart s post office bill while in- creaaujg the weight pf three cent letters to one ounce increases he rate on drop letters to two cents and for registration to ten cents- it also imposes a charge of one cent a pound on all pipers published leas fre quently than once a week the irish and also some of the french canadian members cabled congratulations to pamell hon j h clispleau will not be heraat all during the sessiox he is going from paris to san irao the labor commission has inadetwo sep arate reports col denison of toronto will get the command of the wimbledon earn milton j l harrisou ys msyor has remov ed to chicago his practice here has been takeu by j a jnhntton mr p s porter presented the fire bri gade with sipj last week for protecting his pro porty when lire grint mill was on fire trinity colic go glee club toronto aad miss wetherald elocationist gave a very enjoyable eirttruinmetj l in the town hall last thursday eveuing the independent order of foresters court eden mflli are to hold a grand dem- oditration on the u may and have al ready taken stops towards that end a rajjlwaa h0rb0r awful dlmitn t 8loeori out where a 0 t hrvsiruffrtrtlu crashed through bridge tex killed twekty5evix ikjlred last wednesday evening it six oclock there occurrtd one of ths most terrible rail way casualties that hat occurred in canada since the awful dosjardincs canal horror threw half the country into mourning the stxoais express on the great wectera divtsiou of the grand trunk railway through the brcakiugofthe driving rod of the locomotive broka through the bridga near st george and precipitated several of the cars to the ice beneath a distance of from go to 70 feet the list of killed and injured is uot as long as was first reported bu it is ucver the less long fearfullylong as near as can be ascertained the scci- dent happened in the following manner the piston rod broke just as the train pass ed the station earning the rails to spread as tt proceeded the engine tender and smoking car crossed the bridge in tafsty but just as the passenger coach was near the centre of the bridge the u rriblfl affair occured the fireman tt ippeari noticed that all was uot right and jumped receiv ing a fatal wound tha passenger car went over the bridge torncd a aotaenanll and landed flatly the fallmia remained on the bridge tbedimug room car con tained about ieven people without tha waiters sapper bad been announced and in a few minutes the car would have been filled aad all m ait have perishedl run kiijjiu the following is a list of the killed george lcgsalt ct iflicucll w it vsp of london dr swan of woodstock a w frauds ot woodstock iiroitictor c the tikes ur ilclcan ot the firm ol mglcaa aad boech- cr detroit ifich e it baiues c loudon harry angle the crcicac hr rrs of woodstock a tocxg lady unidectifiwt sirs higicetaroctowljo las died iicco the accident tite ikjceeh thos l uoutoey the lcmicrince lecturer lln and miu jecainf ot parti ur asd itrs baddcn dorhester urs itclcod of icficrsoll out hiss giizoc cf poutiac uich james hyaoi of godcrich- dic peacock of woodstock sl w kulfifct of uooditocfc joha ifclinicr of detroit ifich frod ptrcock cf locjou gogrjc forbes of new tort jejiarshtnial urt 5xanliill of eccca nwt john k wilson cooredi of chatham lire evasi of haraiiwn t george slarsetu iiizirs ear conductor kia- fara eobcrt h hiltac of catharines ifr helaiulan cf londoc cocdscxor ectl injenxi scriouslr d w kara ifayor of woodstock vt if bcrcdict sanilac uich dr h lcqcecue of ctfltelaod ohio lfrt a s scsdsll of detroit uiss andrcirt of lanbeth eicrmitext it the sceve the town was wild with excitement and special trains brought delegations from var ious town the accident was witnessed by some of townspeople the alarm wis given immediately and in a few momenta the streets were the scene of the wildest ex citement merchants and tradesmen were on their way to eunper bat they left the evening meal untouched and harried toward the scene of the- wreck every available conveyance was burned to the bridge and as the dead and the wounded were taken oat of the debris they were con veyed some to the hotels some to private residences and still others to the mechan ics insulate hall and the station house a noble array of heroic women tamed oat to minister lo the woanded and dying all the doctors were soon on hand and attended withoatdelay the poor mortals who groan ed and cried for help an inriliary train soon arrived from hamilton and another from london doctors came from paris hamilton brantford woodstock andlon- doc and for a time lus- hands of all were fuil tpc keje or hie weece was appilling on one part of the bridge were a number of ties heaped together and some of them spunterodta atoms the partially demolished pullman occupied a place oo the bridge and appeared to look down in pity upon the sorrowful scene the dining car stood up almost perpeudis- alarly upoa its cad the upper endjeaned against one of the vast stone piers the hiad wheels- of the dining car became de tached from it just before it look its fearful leap foe the ground and they now nestle in the iron framework of the bridge the firstclass coach took a complete somersault in the descent and though it l right side up it was very nearly demolished a heap of debris lies at the foot of one of the piers and a strange coaglomation it it of carwheefs stover and other rail ray attach ments engineer brown stack to his post and passed over in safety while the poor fireman jumped aud was so severely injured that he died the bridge formerly of wood is aboat co feet high was a ficbstiicm rzo sreccrrkc with massive stone piers aad to avaideven the possibility of an accident was overhaul ed a week or two ago it stood the strain a few years ago of a heavy freight train on which two or three cars had jumped the rails caused by a broken wheel and only the heavy diniug car broke through the iron trestle work after the ties and wood work were stripped off by the preceding car the dining car being mostly constructed of iron wax most impeuetrabfe by the axes and saws standing on end he poor fel lows were pitched to the bottom amongst a mass of broken tables and dishes upon the top of all this the cookinz faros e was in fall running order the danger pf fire was immfneat and luckily the first thoaght of the rescuers was to prevent still worse horror befalling the poor victims crashed beneath beneath all one man was calling foe help aud when taken oat was scarcely injured the shrieks of a lady near him were heartrending bat she died before they could rescae her two men were sit- tiog together taiklag one wu killed ia stantly the other was rescued badly bat not hopelessly injured woodstock was the greatest sufferer it lost three- mem bers of the town council by death meisrr dr swan francis and peer and foar others were injared leaving only enough member in the council lo form a quorum the woodstock contingent were a deputa tion going to interview the ontario govern ment oo a msoicipal matter there were aboat go parson in the main altogether a great public faneral of the wood stock victims was held on saturday when some 15000 persons attended tiie woanded are now all doing well belitmlle march i it appears prob able that the uuknbwu woman who war killed in the accident m st george was maggie koglish formerly of the march- moot home in this city btemhoff a gordon waluceborg are manufacturer of staves hoops and beading and claim to have tbo largest and left equipped establishment of the kind m can- ak last year ihey m an o factored 18000 000 staves 000000 aoops and 400000 et of heading l0web1kq the uo fee the council obliged th make it leu thin ttoo oa thursday afternoon last reeve storey received telegram from inspector broth ers that the mm fixed by acton coaaou to be paid for tavern licensor in acton was f 10 highcrtbaa the law would allow with- out special vote of the ratepayers ratify lag the fee the matter was looked into by tba reeve and referred to several public citizens for their opinion as to the meaning ot the act the expression was general that the deduc tion of the council was a reasonable ooo and owing to the complex character of the section governing the matter sad also to subsequent conflicting paragraphs it was no reflection upon the council that sach an error was made tha ruling of the attor ney general upon the point at issae was at length found and as thursday was the last day ot february sod all license by laws mast be passed prior to the 1st of march a special meeting of the council was calledto remedy the delect council met at 7 oclock members all present the reeve in the chair the reeve explained the object of the meeting tha bylaw passed on the aoth february fixing the amount to be paid for licenses was then repealed a new bylaw was then introduced aad at this point the following discussion took place as to what price would be inserted in the new bylaw dr lowry i think 12j would be f sir figure it would not at that fee ap pear u if we were trying to make every cent oat of the whiskey basiaess the law allows mr harvey im ia favor of patting it down to the same price as last year 475 thats none too low thekeeve ill go f 140 when the re peal of the scott act was talked aboat the continual cry of the hotelkeepers was oaly give as the license law and mske oar basi- ness legal and well pay whatever license fee you deem reasonable and observe the law i hq is not too high mr speightisaymakeitllfo by all means that is no higher than it should be mr secord fho in ray opinion shoald be the price mr speight if we gire them a low license fee the hotelkeepers will boast that they have scared as into it and l for one am not in that box dr lowry it seems to me we are try ing to main ill we can oat of the whiskey business when we hive a chance as well as the tavemkeepers mr harvey the higher wc fix the license fee the harder they will work to sell im in favor of patting it down to last years rate the reeve if wc put the licenses at that we get literally nothing as a maniti- pality i think we should look at the in terests of the muniapality as well as to that of the hotelkeepers mr harvey they all own the hotels now and will naturally observe more strict ly the provisions of the law than if they were only tenants dr lowry i have no interest whatever in the hotelkeepers bet look at the prin ciple of the matter mr harvey we should look to the hotelkeepcrt interests as well as our own reeve storey the sentiment of the town is clearly in favor of higher license fees dr dowry yes and many other places are of course higher sir secord the people generally ex pressed themselves as glad that the fee was put op to i50 in the first bylaw this la particularly sowith the young men in town and i think we should make it as high as the law allows the reeve sappoae we pat it at iu3 to meet the views of all as nearly as possible mr speight no i am convinced that uq should be the figure mr harvey thats too high the reeve i think we should transact public business conscientiously no matter what outsiders have to say or think a councillor loses bis self esteem if he allows outside interested parties to coddla him into bringing in their interests into public business do what you think is for the best interests of the municipality ypa re present and let people say what they please aboat it after some farther discussion the follow- ing resolation was carried moved by dr lowry seconded by j a speight that the bylaw to fix the som to be charged for tavern licenses and limiting the number thereof ta this municipality be now read a second and third time and passed and that rule nineteen be suspended for such purposes and that the blanks in said bylaw be filled in with the sum of one hundred and ihiriyfive dollars and the number of licenses be limited to three this will make the total amount to be paid for licenses ia acton f 195 coancii then adjourned great bargains in hats caps ties handkerchiefs socles tuspendsrs cr kelly bros butter and eggs wanted kelly bros children cry for pitchers cast- wtica datr vrzs ac rrt ratc her csi whea she was t ciim die cried for ci when she became hiss she clvzz to cu when iheharf children aha rare o powder absolutely pure thlspowdernerflrvariet a marvelofpurity strength and wboleaometjou more economical thao the ordinary kinds and cannot ha sold in competition with the multitude of low testabort wstgbt alum or phosphate powders bold only wall auction sale ttcfftster tukapsr march 11 credit salao fitock aad implements tbsproperty of itobt kannawla on lot ct eon 4 eaqaastng halo at 12 oclock wm bemstreot auctioneer tfirnadit slrt mabcji- clearing auction sale of farm stock and im pie menu the property of aollu flwackbamer lot b con 4 erin bale to commence at 1 i oclock wro hemstreet auctioneer do you want cheap clothing if so call at our store and we will give you the greatest bargains you have everheard of we have just placed in stock the cheapest lot of shirts odd pants overalls and working shirtsthat has ever been brought tothe county splendid goodpants onl s125 they are really wortl 250 overalls that you cant buy elsewhere for less than 75c for 50c we havea great 80m e of our bargains t stack of working shirts rang ing from 25c up to 75cthat are really the best value ever offered our stock of cotton- ades and suitings are the best value- you have ever i seen thesegobds were all bought before the raise therefore we will give the customers the benefit getting ready for stock- tamng jobs drives j akd bargains all along the line bed rock price from now till feb loth ready cash commands the lowest prices- bring infp your cash and 8ecure bargains while they are going overcoats readymade suits tweeds eurs mantle goods boots and shoes awaiting slaughter fuli stock of i gzroceirijiis henderson mcrae co rimmbr our pamoui 50c tea clearing sale-ij- rboots cfe shoes for the next thirty days kenxey bbos actox am determined to clear out all tbelr winter boots shoes etc in the next thirty dart to make room for tlia lajftt hnrlnc ptntk oon to arrive- iu order to do this they will favor all tbdr customers with a cash discount bf i o per cent oi irr oolux worth oeoodjlmidj4fotu food will mutsda nuoiubljrlovptfemuxluiumhieuon m uu down la low ftfunlndwa tbo ult kiciom io iiyt k tint wi nil all our cnitooun lo call u mot for tbmp toli dulom worttlwillntel4u btptlrlps netlfiltoodod to first class trunks and valises in variety kent ey bbos actotf a lew ihoauod ibllan mtaa mm of euro tad cpwirii juciaurr house to k tuk dwuinj ncit to uw on mill ilroot for y przmteffiec or to j johk n kktxb tf ashiquable dressn iklug hrtimd1 lill ttrcct safiriijijoraiyhf cottlnodouebsthe uoodv srss to nuii5 c35rfe ranua i sim nct sfiii4tioi cotting doiiii bj the uoody 3nenit sussk3 cnitibdziltmj lumljer aud shineles- rhe haaoniened have on biadii tbrf t ltochooi iboit ttllitt lumlwrand axe prepared to tuppl iuuiuuiuu we iiblvhlujidpl others with aar qoabtltv of imol other buildings at reasonable liiei a1ss pine ad eodar ahindei u also on j tayl0b holse lotf0ftsalir house and lot on church tfcet iml house in good condition wlhi2 oft watir good carden will in totais per cent on purchaso ujoaey for fassits sroly to d hesdersoxarto geogalutettjltnttitulexv- lot and dwelling for safe holb and lot oaliowa arcana uieifftl to j e wcgarrio hoiaoeoi5safc bard aod toft water courcnicnt pleodijs den appijfor rarucalarsto v hendees03 money pound ijv3ckd in my tore a urn of tnoner 0ia can hare the lame by canlnfat gcabies jewellery and fancy goodv store ictonifebti5thl9- for sale l sleam plainins mill carjpenter shop si dwelling- 0 1xg to the dealh of tha priijtkfat flb t peter uccaiin the aborf proposr k offered for sale la the viuagc of acloa cbott- at haltoa the premises ars sitasted fc tie baainau portion of the town and tan rim tg- ibdlng buslnefj for the past u rtata usdii- netr nd tools in firstclass order apjoeas prmnisei to 3d3aspuccasv slj 1 that fiiil- ncir doctfc framc west bower atenne two slorejf kitchen attached haxd iiid soft watc col en in etery respect and rents for hi pa month i si the brickclad residence oaisoia street hard aod soft wtf inthe boose terms and partjcnlars nadc kdcrunja0 ap plication at i kbee press oeficb l j lines the acton- free jpress the leiulxe- local newsp j of hajtoc codct pap is jablishcd every thursday suiornhsfcai acton ontk y n brbseriiitluii mre onlj- 110v ildiltuce- i txj it for three montis fte p5 p 1 r or washington tiroat and lung swk toromo i j vnil u al tho- dominion hotel acton j dhonday i ith march 1 r cii v i i a fffw of tha hunireda cured by dr ttgt- lhgtons now method- of inhaiajoiv- v n btorey of storet a son proaiinjtnt gloit plan f aetorers of actonont cured bt it- was rtngton of catarrh of the throat iad jam and lroncraneed iocanble by eminent ssciat- lsula canada aad england write him lot parti culars chronic bconchius and ajthzas c irart ac 15 nglish chnrch clerpytnan speaks i kocmirv cornwalloat dr 1 raahinpton driaia1 am glad to bo abu to infofol ttiaiha1oardnhter is quid- well ae a aj this the second time sho lias beeq cured o crave bronchial troubles under vour trcatie8 wbe the usual remedies failed i write to w preas my gratitndo please acccptm shwenj thanks yours trulr i oninniit mrjjohu mekelytkins5tcm oalcauia and consunipuonv j mri a hopping kingston oat iirpnehu cot- snmhlon a hi bbcottkinpstoaqatcatarrn beadana thro l mr john bertram ii arrows miih oau s king ton catarrh throat i iiii i itarya jlombouiv ccjtraisijc oct cat th bed aaduiroai jaihes matthews lost masicv actoij out atte tisu gsuts iuralshing iwicrate i caujrh throat tf4- m i ml fri i tqronto steam mw 106 york bl toronto bhrta cotlars ahdwtt of zifpt aspooiaity out of town woe jjj promptly anendod to nrrimrana 4 per lnsttnctions i p sharp proprietor t wrtopalmsr hous bacdy tattoo fit m v mnwmiimswi 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