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growe to $23,000. The recent sensational discoveries in the _ ` - o Oli Fields of Texas is with out doubt- the most astounding __ - _lol mlrlols In ‘he history of the World. Dollsrs,qrow into hund- _ 'find hundreds into thousamis over night with the heraldlng of

I `f_ ll new strike. Au opportunity is unfolded to every “Islander” at ` time to participate in these ivoiiiierful tiistroveries. Open to bit:

_ ' *little alike.

';-rf: _»"'0ne man recently exchanged .i sri oi' I-‘nrti 1-_iiioinobiio castings ‘_`=. 7 of stock inthe }Iog`(`rei‘k Oil t'o.," this stock has since shown ue of $23,000. Oil in no resliei-tot' of pcrsuils its for big and lit- 'f€;_ _ high and low alike. Get in On the ground floor of The interstate Il Ind Reining Company of Taxa s. The Vess. E. Jones "Wnom Tex- ;f__ 'Knows' of 829 Mason Building Houston, Texas. __t_‘.Ii', Joins has ;='_'31 Qt' made a fallure"l has uutlio-‘izi~il ine- to oil`i~r to in-_r "l.~ilaiili" { ,i-__ _ends an opportunity to iieriiine groniiti iiiioi' sliiirelioiilers iii this pany at $1125 per share. Our fii‘_~it wi.-ll is iii, an-_I is producliil; 2_5;-_ _ _0 barrels of crude oil per day. This is o.~ii_v the bogiiining. bitt you act. quick I1 you want to share in this great opportunity. l"lll in’ _.»`§EIl!ched coupon today--toiiior:`;:'.:' niiy he too late. tir wire nic your

.1 Uiorder collect.

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INTERNATIONAL LINE Service between St. John and Eastport, Lubec and Boston has been dis- continued until further notice.

'Y' EW PASSENGER ANI) l'~‘RIlIGlI'i` Sl`R\'i(‘ll l`It‘I<`I"(l'l`IVlIJl\N.5,1920

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No passengers or freigln will be t::u~i~it-tl locally between St. John, N.l3., and Yariiioii|li_ S. Direct connections with Metropolitan Freight Steamers for New York vm Cape Coq Clmlll, For freiglit lates and liill iiil'oi'iii:ilion apply to

A. C. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N. B.

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Selling ma.dc-to-order clothing, Cleaning and pressing,

~ Altering' and repairing.

I’ the lowest. Work guaranteed.

A. F. Campbell I

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Loved and Earned

BV JANE PHELPS

A Modern Story of Home and »,

Business o

(`.HAl"I`ER XXIII.

has happened!" Mary RY” “id the next iiiorning_ -She was F911 : ell io be at the shop bali’ an hour I earlier than I was and often retail- D cd ti bit ofgossip when I came ill.

"I liaven’t the lellsl |1133- 1 ,Sim

:-wars truly is A fuii-tisrised

down snoriiirigs for little `Mu!'Y~ Let George do it now! George or .11 Annie. it makes no difference t0 3 nie. Watch out or l'll grab YOUI” job. l‘ni out to make a I'€_COI`d-_' Then iuorv Se\'iDUSI.\'i "AI" A It queer what little things tio 10 folks. If I liadn’-t. been walking b0- liiiid .\iiidanie that ilz_1y Bhd IIICIWII up her pocket liookl wouldu't have = lit-ell here. Then I woultln't Del" linps I-ver been in zi niillinerl' Sh0D :it all; I \voiiidi\'t have known yoit

or nnythiiig."

"Yi-s, it -"s sometimes a very IH:

sigiiiiicaiii ut-tion that ah‘ects our livt s. I :lin very glad for you Mary it is'ii't anything more than ypu de-| _.-i-i-ve. You can sell as \vell us I \-:iii iii:\\'. Iiut tl:.n’t liuvc YUUY rye.; or heart fixed on my position; I shall keep it inyseii’~unless I nm

tliscl\ai‘geil." _

"No danger of thai," she return-

ed then muttered something flint soiindcd l`ke ‘l wish there wus,” but ii customer came in just then

and I forgot all about Mary.

For several days Robert came

home regulury. We spent one evening with the Weeds. At fire; I enjoyed n.yself, but later in the evening sonietlrng happened that made me aoriry I went. Betty and I were talking of clothes, I hiitl helped her fix a hat. when I over-

heard Frank say to Robert:

‘il got my expected raise yester-

day Bob."

“That's line," Robert replied. "l

dlrlii't."

“It must have been favoritism. I

ktiow they have always thought a heap of you down there. They

used to blow about your ability."

‘ “Used to. is right." Bobs voice

was full of bitterness.

“Buck up, Bob, don't let It make

you bittei, Yoii'll get boosted next

time."

"l doubt it_"

“I‘sliu\v! lirace up; I diiin't think

it hall cut quite so deep."

“It is my own fault Frank: I

haveu’t been worth a ilamn for sonic time. I can't fix my mind on my work. I lost a splendid order today, The customer said I was inattentivc, that he would go where

NOTICE

The urinual meeting of the share-

lioldcrs and patrons ol’ Cornwall Vreauicry (‘o., will be held in the Hall at (fortiwall, Wednestliiy, Jan, l4tli at 2.30.

By order of directors.

D. H. MURCHISON, Sec'y.

6084-1-'IM\vfntii4ipd.

FOR SALE

The undersigned offers his farm

of 152 acres at Bedford, in a high state of fertility, buildings in good repair almost new, school on farm and other conveniences near by. i1,§ mile to R. station. _

JOSEPH R. DOVER,

. Beiifotrd.

sooo-1_1Mr\-fmsipn.

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I um i1i:~iti'ii<-ted i1_\' (`l\:ti‘lf~s \\'.

.\I-fiilvtl, Iiriii'klr»_v iloiiit ifiiml (six liiili-rl from <‘hiii‘it»tloto\vii) to ru.-ll 5 by piiliilc uuctiliii on Si\tiiri|ny..I|tn. li. iii-itinnlnir ui 1 o'<-look sharp, I-itiwk. crop rind iniplt-|n1»nt:\_ vim- .-iatlnl: of 1!-I liciitl cnttlv.. lil milk r-t»\\'.~:, 3 duo to f`i'csIi<.~u lat .luii\|ut‘y, tlii- ri-at in .\liiri:h -I lit-iI`i>r:\_ li,i_» yrs. iilil, llolriteln grade; rim- liull, two _vi-urs oltl, Hoist:-in grudi-; one hiill, i\_.'_. yi-are iilii, Holstein lgriiiio; six <-ulvvs. 7 niuiitiin uid; l lior.~u:.l‘xti'|t- -“Id\'. T yours old; I I\r>t‘.~w, }-Iui'tne_v. It yi-urs old. und I rriuro, fl yi-urs old, 155 lit-ns. X l'ut pigs, 20 bits. wlivnt.

Iniplr-mi-nts: (inn hindi-r, Muxwi-Ii,

I hiiy mnwi-r. .\Iax\\'cl|, unc- si-odor, Ii|'iiiid<~ust: two gang' plowii; 2 sin- lIIi‘ Dloivis; 2 wood uleilrlis; two tlrlv-

ing' nlcllriis; two dri\'iiii:` ivulronn INI|IH‘l‘ one aide tcuiii liurnci-ul: sitio tlrlvini; lit\rnt~s.~i; trtii‘i>u: coll

und liu|i|~-ri: 1 rirlvinlr niitltlle: l pi

iiroivoiiii und l l\'oot|ii-_\‘ |'aiil.;t>.

Kootney rurifrv.

All sums oi' $5.00. cnsli: ton

iiioiiths’ credit on approved joint

not(-s. G per cent! oil' for cash.

JOHN i\l\'l)0NAlJl»

Auctioneer.

If dny is stormy, suit- will bv

hnld on lilonday. _ _ M ‘ _________A_iJi0g_li:1-il-kildmllfiil

NDTICE to FARMERS

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Our agent will take delivery of live hogs nt all our usual buying points on Thursday, January 15th. nnll 29th. WE WANT GOOD STOCK FOR tW-H‘lCH. WE. WILL. PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.

See our Agent before disposing

of your hogs.

THE WILLIAM DAVIES CO. LTD.

E. M. CRAIG,

Agent for P. Ill. Island.

"say Gerry. what do you think

uir w

felt a bit hurt and worried over

sulesivoinan. .\'o more bustling di

_ tion Fellow Islanders ri. wi... wi. I IIEIPIESSRIWIIII i nraaii

iiglmiiisr 5

iii init 'intein ~°~,f,_<,=,<,>.';_,,..5,,. _ \.___

R' R` lim 1' Lulmx' Um' The illustration shows, in prin-

"For over tirco \‘i~_.:-st, I \r:.: '

_ __ ' ._ cipie an oil pump of the plunger

niincd to bed uitli I\’.i..'1:ul.1l.i/u t 0 emma by an up and down

The Motorist sv atsznr \.. ci.ouoH_ II

4000-0

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OIL PUMPS AND HO

TINU D-THE

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treated with doctors, nail inc mm|0'“ ,hd esllenllglly like the curly everything wiiiioiit in-iit~l.i. domestic force-pump. The parts _ I~`innll\' I tried “l"riiit-n~£lim". are shown in partial cross-section. "

r/bra II’/md nsril //al/' it flint' I .mrr A INDIE the cylilriflel;l0rr;ulNll`!‘;It.tIIll _ _ , ~ e

Robert, and my mind was ul>0“- my rinproz/unfair thc pain was riisn-1 “;::'hers:de5m;n‘°B_ gTh_¥ inlet C

i

own affars. mud the snciling stai't:»il to go ilciin I; mfmersgdlln me on of the sump

I continued taking tl:\ fruit. inc 0,- plpe yo ll and me lnlel passage cins, improving all tl..>. lime, nizt C can be closed by the seating, in ow I cuu walk about ii.o :silos nn( IU! BDDSNCHI SGH! 0f ‘he Steel ban

o light. clioms about 1`.o l\l_ii:c". D- A l‘“5“5@ N Wad* “p“""`d3 mm'

~ nu

A I.I~I\'Al\'Dl§II .-Z ii_\`l it

` ` the outlet or delivery passage F

the lower linrt ot the cvluder

501:. it b0.\’,Gf0r$‘_’.50,1'i2Ii,izclf5t: wh‘cll can ho glnged by the seating

all di~"‘crs oi s ._

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At ' . l~‘ruii:~i\-tires Liinitoil ‘ _ ~i

eil io the in me oi' the cranlt-case.

~------ Su-ch a puinp may be driven by one

of the vaive<:ams, by a crank and

the clerks thought ofthe customers °°"“9°u“5'r°d 0'" it may be "pen"

P, mm The ed by an ect-eiitilc as here lisown.

instead oi' th . r own a ' ' '

_ , ., G is the cnnvshaft or some other

boa” W” Prem mad lu F k -engine shaft, huving keyed to it

I nouced the quick g “ce mn the eccentric plate H wlilcli, when

gave Bob, im apprehensive look

either said anything more arid, It mms' moves In u "mp sided'

n . ' ' . _ _ g _ t _i k, manner the motion of its outside :oe ;(;(:,r:.|ée`ft“If:; whlafei shim edge being partly lndlcaietl by the 0vm_lwam‘ ' ' dotted line. 'i`he eccentrfc strap I(

‘ ' is fitted around H unll slides upon

I wanted to talk with Bob about., H ell M movin with it d H

- ~ _ i t in “S W - E _ 'B _ ;.'é0I1€;:\‘Aglyhtiutséefiggedqéos;\:,;mv;_ rotates. The connecting rotl R is

g ,ck to “em any Bug fastened to strap K and to the up~

of late; 30 qu I it ‘ of tm 9,.. per t-nd of the pump plunger B at

gestion. So I cut ei D - me mn _

_ , _ . , ge I., with the result tliut_us

Sondl ‘m"I"s`”u me “as home ‘G turns plunger B moves up and

~‘ ' .I l b t' 0]nIie:;";n;`qe.?d| Igp?,?B3P..’;,e;sa'E t?::l_ down and lt oscillixtes ag well as

S ‘ ' .. having an up und down motion In

- '- ' ' _ l t. '

wht? Bel het; (fr) ;°Hn;h;h:;n.;anxI the diugrani, the plunger I3 is show

She CH" X DOI fun ood I mak-ng its up-stroke and oil enter-

“Then stayed awake all night

hats. That was an ow y g ri th _ P U _ supper. I coulq' have drunk ti quart `:E1ch°h;I;“‘;,E;en 0152353 xsizgeugxt

of 'hm' mfree' .. seating of ballvnlve D, as a result

__‘ _ _ _ of the tendency toward ii vacuum Wgm as ;;e‘;lmail§n,I~1:e.. or in P as it enlarges by the upward

coffee' M’ if I ' ' We A m,,g` motion _of the plunger. The suction

Do you lie awake muc > "Oo I -use 1'" We 11"' ii`.if'n‘§‘“.‘i_..‘Z.i‘.? `°r'il`.”‘l..’i."I.'i.i`I.”‘"°.E. S°"‘ew“y it WMM “My to “sn tinues until has reached tlrilectiilp

with -Bob nowadays. -He scented

. in sue ! Nm pany om of its stroke and the cylinder space

igxfsublgp as“h‘e was ‘whenc we under it is filled with oil. B then were first married nor did he seein commences ‘O descend and' as It to be particularly interested in does so' exerts pressure "mn the much of anything. He didn’t en- .___--i_:r_l_~T~

thuse as he _did at first over vlsit'ug is old friends Deinurred some

li _ _ - limes when I proposed it__ Really

I was :il zi loss to know what to a e

innkc ot liiui at tiiuei-.

“I wisiryou would tell nie what

worries you. l’erhaps`talking it I offer fm. “le my farm or 100 over with me would help." I finally acres of land situated at Union Said- North with dwelling house and out

‘Nviliillti Will MIP!" WAS l\|f\_buIldings. lf not sold privately be-

l»i'usniw- rciily- We had wwheo tore January 21st it will be on that homo so I droplicti tho subject. day at 1 lyclqcll get up by Menon Later in the night I lieard hiiu up along with 15 tous ol hay, E stacks and reminded: straw, farming implements, 1 driv-

“l told you the coffee would keep ing wagon, 1 box sleigh, 1 wood

you awake." sleigh. threshing outfit, etc. I will

"Oli, diiinii!" was lil.: iiiiitti-red' Sell fflljln. crop and implements In

retort. bloc to any party desiring such.

I-‘or full particulars apply to Jus

._-__=-;»f_f.:-_~:;-_-;:;-_»;f_i' R3!U`11)'. Union North. or

l c. H. RATTRAY,

AUCTION ..

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AT _l

C L I F T O N 'ANNUAL MEETING

liziving diisliosetl of uiy Fariu I The Annual Meeting-

will seii :hy Public Auction on 'russo/iv, JANUARV 13'ri`4, iszoiof the P°E°I' Egg and

r ` i

Commericlnq at 12_O’clcok Noon

f.`.'.‘..i'.l.’.5.“’°“' "'°" ’"“"”' ina wiiibe heidinthe

Poultry Assn. and Ca- iadian Farm Products

s'ifoc1<--Tw.. horses, i nroofi "

n in spring; 3 lat cattle, ready for

ow, due to iarrow April; 11 pigs, 4

IMPI/EMENTS-~l gnnl: plow, 1

%"il§i‘If. 1...'i'i°J§i`°'.f.`§3.f'“"iii’$f.I§ Prince Of Wales

coivs averaged $105.00 in live

uiimihs this season,all title to fresli-|

I( ;2hif‘.,1¥_'\»' ,I

5 briietliiig AI- (t)iIr(I>otI Charlottetown "">“t"S °‘d- On Thursday and Fri-

set spring tooih hiirrows, l set day Jan. and 16.

team huriiess, I sci driving har~. ’

ness. collurs, litiuies, trut'.‘s, 3 niilkLThe meeting Open

cxins. ¢

m'](éI>;t.Orll;(.;g0fl;iSli, t:;;ti:;n\y£illt;;'l10g at Orclock _ on Do quantify of straw, 200 hush tur~ V _ t. Truro Nova

nips, 100 bush. potatoes, and iii fact ul Sv e Ins 7 _ everything found on a well equip- 61034-SME4i.

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'I’E'llM‘S AT SALE. r

daIyfa<liiFy":1_s;§ili0.'ilrliiiy, sole ilrst fine 9”.” Q '_ .*‘*.*.`

""°'* F '”°*.l?.L?.‘.Zi‘... E. ti. MONKLEY

' ' Dusibane

“"“"'”'“‘”" _ ‘~ sumino-sitio, P. E. mana.

` Makes S“'°°P'f‘§, est; coiznEsPoNDENcE somcrrsn.

It kills germs right

'[0 _ens floors and carpets.

__ 3 Always have a tin of

We are prepared to buy any genume Dustballe Oil '_ ' ` `

li d d eased ho s h d h _ _ '* “_” '~ ' " <' --

l1\lH;1Ulyu0fmVl°: 3:1 Tk 1 I K l all W-ell y0ll'5W66p n ng is g es mnr o prces Cul* buyers will buy at the follow I by I 8 a d I n g

ing stations on the following dateiii ZTOCGYS P8CI{8d Ill z I A I J C I I ‘until further notice:- I barrels and kegs for

Everett Wedlock, Hunter River, large ¢0ngllmefs_

January 14th and 28th.

John Whitehead, Kensington,

January 7th, 14th and 28th.

Louis Muttart and T. II. Smith,

Albany, January 14th and 28th.

Major McDonald, Summerside. ' January 14th and 28th. Representative

Perley Drake, Vernon Station,

January 14th and .28th

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January 14th and 28th. ew » mlltvtery idly at Charlottetown

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CARBURETOR SOMETIMES WORKS BADLV

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N. P. asks: What is pour theory

as to the cause of the following

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This meetin will he adjourn

(Thursday) at figs same place on

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The Annual Meeting of this Board _will be held in the Board'

Ilooms. Market Building, Wodnesd ay, January 1_4th_-at 8 p. m.

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trouble which I have expected several times? When I open the throttle widely to speed up my car, it occasionally fsilg to gain much headway, seems to run aiugglshly and soon begins to miss more sud more frequently and nearly stops. By' amost shutting the throttle it finally begins to run regularly again at low speed. At other times It accelerates all right!

Answer: _The most likely ex-

planation seems to be that on these occasions,`tlie carburetor gives ii greatly overrich mixture, which chokes theengine and finally fouls the plugs so tiiat firing becomes un- certain. iWith a _Idnrburetor ds pending upon an nutoinntlc all valve to keep the nfxure properly lean n :iigh speeds, llie failure of this valve to open would produce the effects which you describe. Yours may be such a carburetor and you may fliid .that the valve occuainiially sticks and fails to un-

the same time oil pressure, com- Neill

Questions of gcuerl interest to

motorists will be ani-iwereil. in this column, space permitting. If :in immediate answer is ties!-red, en-

velope. Aildress Albert L. Clough, cure of our otlicc.

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WRENCH INTO MAQHINE

WASH/INGTON, Jan. 10.-Sen-

ator .Underwood, Democrat Alu- borna, served notice in the senate yesterday that unless the deadlock over the treaty of Versailles 'was broken within is few days, he would press his resolution calling for the appointment of a bi-partisan com- mittee ol' the senate to work out some agreement. He explained that he had not called up his res- olution, which was introduced just before the senate adjourned over the holidays, because ho did not

close self-addressed, slumped en-

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Bonshaw Horse Racing Club held

their first race of the season Jun. nary 8. 1920. Owing to condition of ice the tiino was not as fast as ex- Dected. Being s mild day there was ti. large attendance. The number 0( entries in Class A and B were as follows: .

lCl»1ss A. Race won by "Capt. Au-

brey” owned by Chester Shaw.

Second: ‘*Conunodore" owned hy

J. J. McLeod. ,

Third: “Tipperary” owned by

Mack McPhail.

Fourth: “notwball" owned by C.

Conn. driven by Clark Crosby.

Class B. “Tom P." owned by

Earle Rodgerson.

Second: "Nellie B." owned by L.

T. Benton.

Third: "Prospector" owned by

Nell iMcKinnon, Riverdale.

Fourth: “Tip Top" owned by H.

E. Crosby.

Fitltii: "Katie B" owned by Geo.

Mc-Eachern.

Sixth: "Maggie Mac owned by

Dougald McLean.

Liberal prizes were given. Races will be held every Thurs-

day at 2 p. in. (tweather permitt- Ing.)

desire to "throw a monkey wrench" into the efforts now being made to reach nn agreement.

"But I don't wunt it to 'be under-

stood that I have abandoned tho resolution," he added.

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_ She-Msn are such stupid dull Icreatures. .I should simply drop dead I-.f one of them should say something to me I’d never heard before.

Her Dear Friend-`-What a stun-

‘> ner for you a propos-ni would be.

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AUCTION SALES or CANADIAN AND AMEMCAN

RAW FURS, SLLVER, BLACK AND CROSS

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January, May and October

Sales by Private Treaty Throughout the Year

AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA;

No. 220 Fifth Avenue, New York City, New York, U.S.A.

REI’i`<IJSEN'1`ATIVE FOR MARITIME PRO.VINCES!_

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son, Marshfield. to sell y public auction on Wednesday, Jan. ll. 1830, beginning It 10 o’clook mm.. all his stock. crop and farm implements consisting of-

Stock-horsn. 1 mare. 14 years

old, Crown Right, l more, 5 yrs. old. llllkhsm Wsfgoner; l colt. I yrs old Baron Kelv n' 1 driving horse. C rs. old. Taahioncr; l dr vlnq horse

rl. old: ommodore: l eo t filly. yrs. old. Cattle: -l reg-. Ayr-

sli re cow in milk. 7 Xu. old; 1 re . Ayrshire cow in mil . 5 yrs old, (resliened newly; l rug. Ayrshire cow in milk. 4 7.15 old newly fresh- enedl 1 rsg. Ayn Ire Iielfer, 1% qrs old; 1 rom he fer. 1 yr. old; I reg. Ayrshire elfers. 2 months old; 5 roi. Argshlrs hulls. le. 14. 7. 3 snd 1 mont I ole respective y; 1 grade

cow in milk. 8 yrs. old' I fradocow la milk. S yrs. old; l I-Iols ein grade

cow in milk. .7 ~~. old; l Holgggln

grads cow in milk, 2 'yrs old; I Jer- IGY helfer. 1% yrs. o dl i. Ayrshire Trade calves: 1 reg. Bhorthorn bull.

yr .o|d. Pigs: I sown, 1 to fsl-\-uw

"I Mlrchi, li nlsl. 4 months om. Hens: 10 hens. Ignplements: I binder, 1 hay mower; wheel rakol. 1 Broadcast soedor spring tooth lcufrler. spring tooth narrow. mm- dll Harrow. iron narrow. oiivnr Uellk Plow. (new). Oliver walking plow. I horse plow. horse hoe. ex- press wagon. 2 carts. 1 team wagon. with new 'rudhope box. I wood- slellhl. with boxes. I box slsluli. Dong sleigh. driving sleigh (Inowk reg er tired drlvlnglvragus, 1 noe A ut wagon, ren Ing' outnt; '

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Fence wire.

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lily. I) stsek1|'iA:sn‘I'eeaI.goil 2.-.r:.:"2.i'::i°ii.tt°.i‘:°l‘:.i'r;°- :tt

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