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=» 7 FRIDAY, by Revs. H. E. Thomas and William

~`_'_Yesterday afternoon at 2.45 'tbe.Harrison. The pallbesrers were; G.

figural of the late John Webster ,t k place from the residence of his son, A. F. Webster, to the railway station. The body was taken to 'Marie for interment today. The fol- lowing were tho pallbearers: A. W. Sterns, J. 'I‘. McKenzie, J. P. Gor- don, Robert Vanlderstine, J. K. 'Ross and James Mclsaac. The ser- vices nt the house were conducted by Rev. Z. L_ Fash, who with his two sons accompanied the bod.y to Marie. The funeral was largely attended.

' The funeral of the late Mies Annie Johnson, city, took place yesterday afternoon at three-thirty .from the re- sidence of her brother, R. M. John- son, Kent St., to Sherwood station by special train andwas largel-y at- tended. The services were conducted

Gould Not Walk Ten

Yards Without Resting.

WIEAK .llflllll WAS THE CAUSE.

Mrs. Robinson Collette, Rogersville,

N.B_, writcs: “I aiu now enjoying the best of health after having used your lMilburn's limirt and Nerve Pills. I \v;~.n ‘troubled with a weak bmirt and \v.is lafra-id to draw a long breath for thc p:.in ,it would cause me. I could not sleep ut lnight, and it Mis impossible for me to lwalk tori yards without resting m_ve-clf. ll cannot speak too highly of your lit-_.it and Nerve Pills, for they nic the greatest lpill I have over used and I can recom- 'mc_nd them to all siit'fi-refs."

Thousands ol' people go alvoiit their

daily work on the verge of death and yet do not know it.

Little attention is pniil to the slight

Weakness of the h':;\rt for the simple reason that one, tliiril-'s it will iigiit itself, `but there is where tiic nii»'.r'ii'i~ is iii :dc. It is only when ci ~.'i:'.lcnt sliozl; coivirs ,that the wezilmcss of the licurt becomes apparciit.

On the first sifin ol :inv weikness of

the liczirt or iu~;-'c<, 11";-'Jilin c'~cr','_v or

ghysicnl bi-;:\l;fio.-.'ii, ilu- iz:-Q Ui ,\|i1b;gm'_-;

earl and 1\I'-we l‘I'l: will -oo.. produce

a quick and pcrniuiiciii cure.

Price 50 cents pcr box, or 3 for §¢_;»_;_

it all dealers nz riiriilrfl direct on re-ce-igit

gf price bv 'l`hc 'l`. Milburn Co., Limiicil,

oronto, Ont.

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H. Taylor, Hon. Gf E. Hughes, S. W. Crabbe, A, (7, Duchcmin, R. L‘_ }Gofl and B. D. Huntley.

Victor McWilliams and wife, City,

had quite a tlirilliii-_» experience re- cently while crnssiiig the ice near York Pt. Mr. l\lc\l'illiauis with his wife and young 'child had been visit- ing friends on the other side of the river and were returning Sunday night and attempted to cross the ice, getting on at York Pt. The horse and sleigh broke through and the occupants were submerged. Mrs. McWilliams had a narrow escape while the cliild was Trot out with much difficulty, haviiii; ii rlose mll. Liiciriiy the horse and sleigh were rcscued.

The Methodist ministers of St John

met recently and talked over matters of importance iii coniicr-tion with the Methodist social union now being for- med. Those present were Revs. J. Heaney, Dr. Flanders, G. A. Ross, W. W. Brower, W. F. Goetz, William Lawson, Il. Wiglc and Dr Wilson. ltcierencc \\-as miiilc to the moral and social reform work in the city, and lan interesting address was given hy |l\lr Wlglc who drew sonic points of lol coii1_i‘.'iisl. between thu Methodism of the east and west. A letter was read from Rev ilcrir-,yo Steele, D. D., re- lqiiesting the ministers to give him ytlicir symixithy and support his work ,in coniiec-tion with the siipernumcr- |.ury fund. (All. the clergyman ineiitioii- lcd above are well known in this dity luiid l¢o\'iucc._l

'l‘l'.ii following is frmii the l,7algni'y

Aliuertuii mid Mr. Lloiirifly rcfcrrcd to foiwiirriy l.<=1iiiT,:cd to this city. A i.ci'y piclity but quiet werldini: was ,soleiiiiiim-<1 sit the home oi Ard.

‘tl.'iiiiicn, Siu 'f`\\'riit.y-tliii'd avenue yiveezt un 'l`ucs|.iiiy evcnlni: at |'p.iii. iwlicii tlic llov. J. Willtin of Victoria 'Mctiiodist cliurcli. united in riiari-ings |l.i‘<in.'.ii'<l Lioiicl lloiiiidy, of this ci-ty lniul .lliss liilln Llentricc liryentoii of ;Aiiilit~i'st., N. S. 'l‘lic wedding miircii lw.is played hy llliss lic-ll, while the §_vo.:n'; couple, who ivsrc unattended, ,.st.in,:il |iui‘iiT_; thc cercmoiiy under the ifircli it-niliiiif into t,li~:`di'nwiiig rooiii. !Altci‘ (:oii;'i'i~.tuiatioiis, all sat down |10 a sumptuous wedding dinner and |ilit~ rciniiiiidi-r of tho evening was ,spout in chatting and story-telling `iiit.c!*spui'su/l witli music by Mrs. J. iid. Love :ind _lllius Bull. Those present iivere: Mrs. Gnuiice, Mrs. Fiilkins, J. ,EL and Mrs. Love, Mrs. }'i\u‘leigli, _iuiss lliirlcigh, Miss Cari-y Burleigh ._:.d l~`i‘nnli llurleigli, Miss Bowen, _‘.?l,-<5. Murray, llliss Hall, Miss Bell :uid i\'i'_ l’ov~'sll. Mr and Mrs. lfiuiiiily will reside on Fourteenth iivvnue west, in this city."

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Baftilteri, Solicitors, Notaries, etc MONEY T0 LOAN.

Ollcss:--Onmeron Bleek Charlotte

A. HAOKINNON. K. C., L.L. R

_she undersigned up to noon on Wed-

Berrlstoi-ii and Atwmoys-at-law ‘.

lolllftm-n fer the Bank o Novs satis t

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"if thi- worel. linupc-i\n.", Let this office prn_vu|i' vpn willi_n policy in tho most ruliablo Fire Ins. Co. on ciirth.

D. B. Stewart, Ch°lown

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The following extract' from a letter

tween the vessel and the liunian soul

$125 and is very keenly felt by the boys at this time of the year. In

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He showed now necessary xi commaii- °lll`l`Y On this great industry. The der was to both, extracting also a Z0vernment should see to it that lesson from the chart and compass, these Dcople have redress without de- and dealing with thc construction as lay- Tlllly Cannot Put. Public money 'reiiitea to the purpose roi- which the to lwflef “S0 than in bllildiuiz a noon bout was intended. boat harbor for. those sturdy fisher-

-_ "le" and llelp to keep the young men

'Pliers has been still another acci- at ll0m6. Which will be a lasting ben-

oent on the 1-iiiiesoro niver by which “fu to the country-

_fortiinately enough, no lives were -é lost. but, as a result, John Dalziel, Tllg death Of Lcvl White occurred City, has lost a valuable horse, algtlle ll0m€ Ol hiS Parents at Hamp- slc-igh and harness. On Wednesday Sl'11I`€ On Jan. 11th. He was the eld- evsiiiiig Mr. Dalziel, accompanied by est H011 Ol HSDTY White and was ill his three brothers, Robert, Arthur .f’lllY_U- l0W Dlorrths. The deceased was and Williaiii, crossed the ice to Ful- lll llls twentieth War and won' the lerton's Marsh on a smelt fishing ex- ellteem Blld fl'l€lldSlJlP Of 8-ll those pcdition. They drove over in a wood Wltll -Wl10m llc Came in contact. A1- sleigh. They left on return in the lllollgll el/Cry medical aid was utiliz- cvening and were recrossing the ice. ell t0 59-Ve his YOUUE life ill WHS of When about half a mile from the Asy- D0 BV8_l1 and at 12 o'clock Wednes- 'iiiin wimri, quite near aoivioera they dey rusht. Jen- 11th. he imsseil rnii into a springhole, the h0(se, P9l3°_elllll}f -BWBY. All the soothing sleigh and all four occupants becom- mml5lP8l-10115 Of the Methodist mg sub,ne,-|_Zed_ Three of the _boys got Church were afforded him. Surround- out without much trouble but €<l_ by l11B Parents. relatives and .Johnny was rescued with dimcuity. friends. buoyed up by a tender sriir-_ 'riiey then turned their attention to ltuel cafe. his pure soul winged its the animal and made strenuous ef- flight toia better world. His funeral forts to get him out. They cut the on Saturday afternoon was largely harness oil him separating him from_ attended, the funeral service being the Sleigh and three times may go; conducted by Rev. Hugh Miller in the him squarely on the ice only to see N0l`ll1 will-S‘l1il`€ Cllllrchf The Dall- thpir eqorts ,-ewm-d_e¢1 by thg ig; bearers were: George Kitson, Wilson breaking- away under him. It was Stewart. Harry Holmes, Robert Tre- then about eight o’clock and rapidh melt. Miles McDonald and Willie becoming darker. John Dalziel’| Mllnroe. The members of Kingston hands were badly frozen and he was Star Dl\'lSl0Il. Of Wl1i0l1 the deceased in such a condition that it was nec- W_HS a faithful member, marched from cssnry for them to get home as soon his parent's home to Wiltshire Ceme- as possible. They then left the ani- l€l‘Y. Wllcflf they held their burial mnl realizing that the ice was ig service at the grave. There are left sucli it condition that it was almost U2 m0lll`Il. besides a wide circle oi impossible to save him as his weight friends and relatives, ii father, moth- repeatcdly broke it through wherever ‘9l‘. three sisters and two brother.,- tiiey attempted to bring him up. The The bereaved family have the Sym value of the horse and rig was about lllllilll' Of lille C0mmllI1ltY ill their

hour of affliction.-Com.

rest years these had sprinzholes have -on Jai. iztb, 1911, the Angel of been bushed but this practice has Death visited the vicinity of lona, evidehtly, to some cxtentat least. taking away from it, one of the ¢,1d_ been discontinued. 'l"lie boys had a est and ‘most venerated. citizens close call and it is pleasing to report John Callaghan after an illnes f

tlwir lllcliv 6568-De. three weeks. He had been in fifiliii)g» __ 3 l *'l -

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Railways (lfllees. December ‘lm

Notice to Cheese ._

Makers _

Sealed tenders will be received by

esdny, the Sth day of February, '

011, from persons willing to con ‘ rect with the New Perth Dair in Cupled by Fred Cameron' trainer

We have re-

moved froin 120 Euston Street to 180 Queen St. to stables formerly oc-

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Y _ health since the death of his eldest

,r. E. i. Rliitwlii @;».,u;,»--,_ ge

_ _ e ue ec ri ge in 1907. He at-

.i".°i.‘i‘.."i£`."ii-L“..‘§.’3.`ih°{i‘.‘.§°IHl.’ii..‘€’J§’:i""“' *~"“°d the edvsfwed ei-:,° of seventy

Trainsoutward Triiius lnwsri yoaira. I-Ie twss of a genial and lov-

, ing isposi ion and will not only be

M"'T“'M°‘m" M°"‘(“‘M°'m" missed in the home, but in the com-

Set.Fri.Snr~. Fr. Ss. Fri- Su. munity as well. Everything that lov-

ing hands and medical skill could do,

was done for him, but of lo avail His re ' '

. ra , _ w

was largely attended, took place on

T . A recent N. B. exchange says: At

receiied in this city will be of inter- Chipniaii today. iii the Presbyterian est to n wide circle of friends: "Those church, Rev ldzlwin Smith, the new of us, alas now getting fewer year by -pastor, was -inducted. The clergyman `year, who remember the late'Uo1on- who ofiieiated were llev J. H. A. An- el, the Hou. John Hamilton Gray, G. 'derson, of Bt. John; Rev Frank M. tl., will he interested to l\ear'tha_t Baird, of Sussex; and Rev. W. M. a recent military gazette has ap- Townsend, 01 Fsirville. Mi-, Smith peared annoiincing the promotion to has been in Europe for some time, the rank oi Major of his son, Arthur He formerly belonged to P, }<]_ 15. C. Hamilton Gray, of the Royal Can- land, and was connected for quite a adlan Regiment. Major Hamilton while with the Presbyterian wit. lflray, nicer serving eight years in the ness.

`l.eiiister Regiment, was appointed to -- ‘the Royal Canadian Regiment with The fishermen of Little Sands High the rank ol Captain. He is at pres- Bank and White Sands have been out stationed in Halifax, N. S." pleading with the L;0ve1»nmcnt fo,-

V _-___ the last three years to give tlicm ai

’l`lie Sydney Record says ol Mr. Mo- boat harbor or n place of shelter

(loin ell, formerly of this city: Rev. somewhere along their shore in order J. W. Mctlonnell, of Jubilee Mcthh- to save their lives or their boats in dist church, gave another of his ii'i‘- times of storms as it is a most dan- erestirig object sermons yesterday gcrous coast. In the spring their on- imerning_ Speaking on the subject oi ly remedy is to put out lieavv moor- “A ti-ip on an Ocean Ship," he exhi- inns and anchor their boats out in bited a six-font steamship model Bll kinds of weather. Last suinmer which is a replica of the Morieii, hav- Several of the fishermen lost their ing_come across with her from the boats. Some of these fishermen have shops at rliinderlanii. 'llis preacher tW0 gasoline boats in the family. spoke of the captain’s relations to The law Ol' the lllflllltrlf P1”0Vl`deS for the steamer, drawing an analogy be- the adequate production of fishermen

lllslricl of Queens

of the Second District that at the Liberal-Conservative Convention liclrl today I was unanimously nominated as the Candidate for Assemblyman at the election to be held on the 8th of February next. ~I believe it is essential to the wol- fore of this province that the farm- ing interests should be better repre- sented in the Legislature, since ag- riculture is the mainsta of this I

forms in the educational system in the interest of agriculture, for im

ferries, greater efficiency in all the public services, and for the enforce ment of our just claims against the Dominion Govemment. _ As it will be impossible for me to

call upon all the electors personally durin the ca ii

,Dated this 24th day of January,

T ' JOHN 1-1. BUNTAIN, '

Ru|tlco.l

1-zssoriai. . _

tery, where he was laid to rest with his five beloved children wh0 lllid gone before him. Solemn High Mass was sung hy the Rev. J- -l~ l-=_'Hllll°l~ pastor of St. Michael's Parish, Ol which the deceased has always been a member. He lcavcs to mourn besides two brothers and _five sisters a sor- rowing widow and ad0l'1t¢\‘l <lB\lSl1l1°l`» they have the Sympathy of the com- munity in their bereavement; T112 pall bearers were? William 0 (»0lll1¢ll» A. P. Callaghan. Joseph R°°“°¥» John McCabe, E. McKenna. P- -l~ O'Connell. '

BORN. ' __ _

1_"__wWA"1`~`q\`I_'A't Coleman, nu Jan. 21), ` 1011, to 'l`. M. and Mrs. Howatt,

EI. B011. _

McNFJlLL--At Summersido 01'! fl”

25th inst., *to W. B. and Mrs. Mr.~ Neill, it son. ` _ `

nuxi-:~At vancniiwr, is. t... on Jan-

istii, to A. io. and ins. nuke. Uwe Madge Ilattray, formerly of Surn- merside), a sou.

RUSS-Iii this ("ity, on Jan 17th..

1911, to Theo and Mrs Ross, si son.

CLARKE-At Wilmot, on Jan; 8th.

1911, to Fred. H. and Mrs. Lliirke, a daughter. ' DEIGHAN-Alt Freetowii on the llth

inst., to P. J. and Mrs. Deighim. 11 SON.

LAHABEFT'-.fit Calgary oh Jail. 17.

*nee Miss "lv’¢=.ai-l _J ul'v.l _fl _:‘?_‘?,": _,___ "W" V MARRIED. 1-331-lEft71`5X§EI\'t"ri`lAt'"'tlie mouse,

Brighton, on Jan. 25th, by Rcv. T- F. Fullerton, Frederick B. Beer of ("lydo River to Fannie Catherine Darrach of the saiiie place.,

T911, to nsipii ami Mrs i.ai-ence'

INCREASES

Alter exposure

and vigor.

comforting and reviving- `

1 Bug “ks a cup before going out. It gives warmth

nov ii

viriitiir. _ '

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l l BOVRIL feeds and nourishes

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DIED. lTl'_JltYldlh?-;AVt h`rcdei‘icton, on Jan.

25th, 1911, Mrs. John Ferris. Fu- neral today (l<‘riday') at 2 p_ni.

ACORN-fm Siiiiiiay Jany. 22nd-.

Howard Henry Acorn, infant son of R. G. and Mrs Acorn, Ulehar St. WEBSTER-Uri Janiiary 25th, John

Webster, iii the 86th year of his age. .

CUIIRIE-ln this city on Jan. 22nd,

1911, Donald Currie, aged 67 years.

MA'l"l‘Hl<1WS--At Albany, Sunday nf- ,' ternooii, Jnuiiary 22nd, 1911, af-

ter ouc week’s illness, Mrs. Donald Matthews, ageil eighty ~ three years and nina months.

ROSS=At llustico, l’. Fl. I., on Jan.

9th, 1911, John A. lioss, 80 years

_ of age. WAT'l‘S~At Denver, Colorado, Jan.

2. l‘Jl], Hamilton fl. Watts, for- merly of (llini`lottet.r>wii. P. E. ls--

land.

KEILLY-In this city, on .lan'y 24,

1911, C. W. Kielly, Inspector of Schools for Qiieenks County. -ung JOHNSON-ln this city, '1‘ue'sdiiy

night, Jan. 2'li'.h, 1911, Annie E. Johnson, dauizliter of the lata Dr. Richard Johnson.

Fiirieral notice later.

CHANDLER-In this city on Jan.

24th, Wm. S. Chaiiillci~ in the 70th

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£4 ...i

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mils" n..‘“:..'z‘“.“' iii M eilink

his uni niet., to st. Mieiisers Genie- '

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To Also Spe;cialCS:§e with Drawers

' or o ectors.

lhe Second _...__

LUDGER GRAVEL

26 Jiiizzrrae-Elnrfier Sq,

and Ontario Full

makes bone :ind

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pastry. Beaver

0.6' " tious and light,

1 nil; "1 1- '~~`

T '_ -y ' _-§` , E _ lu./' > V;-All

,', ’ -"_" I (JH. if é*

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provides the rich gluten that

'tx-i, more loaves to thc liiirrcl than

T _

. -loaves that are sivcct, nutri-

sides

ee , ~

Beaver

0 ’ "‘ _ `

Q °» Flour’ T ' is the finest blciid of the two best wliczits Cniimln produces --M;iniiob;i Spring wliczit and

wlicnt. One -

niuscle, the

other gives ligliiiicss :ind _ whiteness to the li:-i-nil und

Flniir iiiiilccs

aiiy other flour on ilic iii-.irket _-. 'Lv

and it also

makes delicious biscuits, cakes and pics.

Try it, and show your friends the excellence of your baking.

DEALERS-Write for prices on Feed, Course (`-rains and Cereals. |17

' 'nie 'r. ii. Tavmoiz co., i.i.iiiiiea,.cnaniam. one '

___.;__ Wa. - A

I Eureka Underwear '

rit cs. '

,,,,_~;ii iinmate T

/w‘€*§.-'.¢f__4"

Q -4 ) i

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is the only kind iiiadc of .»\l.l. Nova Scotia _ \\'o0l--It'l `

’ absolutely iiiir.liriiilt:ihlc--llicrc are no irritating burrl--

Y ,m w,.,,,-\L.mp|;,ig glrnppcd stitches -it is well and sensibly

finisliecl-exceplioiinl value--iii livavy weights at medium

P ` ~ \ _

Compare it with olh..rs--tliai s the tcsl. _

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STEAMSHIK LINER?

LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE

From London Steamer From llnliiiix T -~-- Shenandoah Jan ‘.'5tli Jan l7 Rappahannock Feb ilth Jan Blat Kanawha Feb 22nd From Liverpool Steamer From llalilux Jon 7th Durango " 25th -lan 2lst '.l‘ahasco Feb Sth Feb 4th Almeriann Feb 22

The above stoaiiiars have a limited ac-

eommodatioii for saloon passengers.

Passenger and Freight Agents for the Allan Line Steamship Oo. at Halifax

FURNEBB. WITHY ii O0. LTD.,

HLIHALN B Agents

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Furness, Wiihy (D. Co.,I.td g-,rg _ _ _

. _;J,‘1 = _~` ‘i

Lyn "

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ST. JOIlN-LIVERPOOL

Empress of Ireland _,Fri Feb |0l.h linipress of Britain....Friday Feb 24th

FIRST CABIN

EMPREHSICS ........ ._ 81.50\ip

ONE CLASS CABIN (Second Cabin)

LAKE CIIAMPLAIN. { LAKE MANITOBA.

SECOND CABIN EMPRESS....._ ............... ll.25

THIRD CABIN EMPREHSEB...,............_..... ...$.26 OtherBoats..__...._........_......._.. .00

W. B_"H6Wl'l`R`D""`D."I»". A`Tl._PT'K. si.ioi’iu. N. s.

H. ..t.._...

I Write for Price and Catalogue ‘l ' ' or J.E.Matthows. Oharloltotownf

I beg to announce to the electors; ii-zuittsriiii | we _

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provements in the public roads and `-"-3,

' M N is cut from our original "Aivisnicnu

NAVY”

A PLUG

si I our xiii `

meant? of 'renpexiitliuliy soliciting you: To b a C C 0 ‘ MANUFACTURED BY votes. U "‘ ' ROCK CITY T°BAC¢° CO.

n r V \ C _ "

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fragrant smoke.

Our Cut Plug

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land. I will consider it my duty, if 1 elected, to work strenuously lor re- Q Q

Plug. A cool and most

sou: sv Au. nntns

QUEBEC.

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r--un-_-sq-ui ` ui -- i , I %_

D for the makin 0, cheese d 7 5 hese stables are situated between & I 0 L E I

_ ' , 5:. , _ I . E '

` -A K lurliill T . _ ` .i I i 5 It I. h l D A ` he .cheese season of 1911 (May 22nd lille l3ll°l°llflS e5lallll5l3melll9 °f .I0lll! . I

o october 3154;). T. McKenzie and ]amesCal1a han '- ' ' ~' ‘ ' - ` - ~ - ' . - . . V _ Tenders to state price per 100 um most convenient to everygody: ‘ _ This clever mimic _ iiiger and dancer is making the hit of licr life singing the beautiful Mexican Serenade. _ 7' ,_

heese nnnufacttired cheese maker to _ b* ‘ ,

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pe, ,,,,,m,_ cheese maker to pmvfgz ion eight large stalls, where horses

_ _ _ _ _ _ _-ell bein; 'renews tu be marked on c.;_:i be tied in perfect safety. We _ Q

gggggiq 3 gmgy ‘ V ~ lcovar, m'ren¢lqr for ch-acne making. will be pleased to meet all our old mount . j _ MR; _tolsfggclst 45;] 6 l;¢;l;el;lt“<l0rll1;:\‘ ~ a id new customers with better ac- Star of the New York success

` “gnu °%° LOA; _ tender Y conimodations and faciltieii than ev- T , ” Star of the Chicago succesq

inn.. ~ I A, _"mm," ,,¢,,,,t,,, er for first class work. li -

ch-"°"tw”.“#"fl\l‘_'yhrthe_factory‘lll`iii°o?;':iii>\g_ und all, for tbcif X318? anttgliliori I V "1-vie. 8 "The Pri

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