i I9t3 V

ll“1t|» i

'rim r.i'rus"r *zest* or _

_ ,-. '\.

iiiiiri riiii out _

,Y.oii'rf Grey llair L

l l A

keep it in and restore _ it to its natural color.

byeth’s Saqe and’

. Sulphur S

'i I

»'~ Always brings back the ‘f natural color to grey 01-

-.~

'_ faded hair; gives new

life and-` growth to thin dry hair and stops fall-

'l ing out.

-_'ez---_

»xs;;`i;`*l\»l4-7~\-=\s`::~ -1-.~ »"'cI 'Q-r

It is not a dye but a

I; _ hair food. and is perfect- “ ` ly harmless louse.

Don’t wait to think

about it, act now, start using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur today, 5oe and #Loo bottles.

yi E.A. Foster

A, Central Drugstore ‘ Sunnyside

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uiis lull ui g, uuil cuililuui uiiini

lil

_-l Three new stiiileiits registered at ll the U. C. U. this inoriiing_

ll lilii

i` When business men wniit first class j_ sl.eiiogi'ap|iers \vlio nrc iihlo to do A high grnilc work, they call on thc .`- U. (T, ll. This occuri-ed several times 1 last week.

il,

Mr. Tiowrird W. MacKeiidrick re-

gistered at the Ililioii Commercial

sl College, this week,

The llnioii (_lomiiicreinl College can

P11111? lH`liZllli young iiieii with tt

_ ltntiivlodgc of Siioi‘l'.liaiid and Type- ‘I ivritiiig iii good (livil Service posi- ‘I tions. i.l_ The large iiiiinber of ll. tl. C. lf. griiillintiis who are empl'oyt=.d iii the l',,(1i\'il S'-ei'vico` iii: (lttiiwii, are all do- ing well. Several of them' have rc- l,'_' cf-ived sith:-itantiiil increases in salary g ,_ since their ijmipiiigqigiutg., _ __ ,; `,-if Your ileskmhdveffbeen reserved al; the U. C. C., and wc are waiting for l' you. How' about it? f zur-10-15ivlwlm3i_

A 1-_:lg

1"'-ir"

ft. '_ ll _ i l . _,_

-..-

:Z hi -. ’ ' ` ' ushers):

-_ “ave You an old Watch on Hand

-. that in out of kulter ‘I living lt here and if

1 it in not ajfci nipletv _wrvik l'll mltkvu

ielisbiu timepiece olit iitziiin. '

` F. S. Mitchell

Expert. watch and clock repitircr. ltiu tgiioeii Street. l‘hono 307- R

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_ "‘ "" "4 “"4” 1"-"-" ' %:F?Z¢T»§§-§ T $2 '-"-'L

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Swell Evening

‘ Gowns

Belton riiiieiie si i it

_ liandsoinely tri in m e d l with black lsiiissels lace and

Rlilnestone biittoiis, draped

skirts* -

sry rfiiiai. slut. 'rimic

'of Crepe dc Sole, Metal ic

. triinming, lace yoke fllld

sleeve-i

All lace dresswitli pi-ik

= -simply exquisite - his to I be seen to be apprecia ed.

' The above are only s

_. P," of our himdiioiiie show- ing of Evening Dress.

- wi-: ii/wi-; /\i.so -

'kl .

for afternoon and street

wear, dies:-ies ln_silk and in woilsigngoods. ln all *ll*

newest. shades and styles. T

. _ von wii.i. FIND

- lr. our Glove D¢l’”ff'

nent---the comet thln8 for all occasions-

_ L. ]. Reddin

2 aii8-io i5Mwfsal3l-

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NEWS riiou uit 5p-QR]

CE N _ 'A '$299 PIC'I;U§lE MOULDINSS of every

I _ -` ` _. descr pt on, every w th every

MRS' H' J' "'AMPBELL _ kind. Picture framers cah secure

It ,,,' with ,e,.|,,,g,, 0, the deepest their moulrlings from us at low- sorrow that many will hear ol the est wholesale prices per hundred. death of Mrs H J Campbell Free feet. Samples and prices on ap-

PAWHERS' WERBUES -:.:>.;'°..;*:=.:.°_:‘.éeéf”l;..:f»s.rf°°.‘I.f:i P“¢°"°°-B==f&W==k°-

I ; ` 9 an illness extending over this past `

_ _ _ R . year. During the months that have LIQUID VENEER,Vertl-Bright

aww by the end has gradually av- Venoil, Home Oil outfits at manu- pl‘0Il0ll€d bllf. the lmllledllite reltitlverl facturefs prices to wholesale buy.

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see.,-ii-i-NS

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Bender .. Plank... . ,_ Bush... Muthewson...

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FINAL STANDING.

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W . t. ' _ _

on Lon “g3,),non Drug. Co., Corner (treat George

Fliilutlelplilg __ ___4 1 _

ts.

New Y0rl=_... _ . 1 4 .2oo'

Atteiidance .... ._ . _..l50,992

Reel-iiltu ._ .. ...$325,030 l'lllvci-i- Gets __ ......$13r.,1¢i3 liliicli Winner Gets $3,244 Eilizli Loser Gets' $2,162 l‘3llL'h Club Gets.. $7fi,io<i iloirvmissioa l

iiiiladclpliifi. New Yo 23 - - Runs Scored 'iii ......I-Tits Maile _

_i :ri

.2€'l ...Batting `Av. _ _ .975

LEADING BATSMAN.

Fielding Av. ....007

.00 _B0 .00 .00 .50

Gets $32,598.00.

rk.

15 .nl

.. llrrors 7'- .. ...Stolen Doses ,_ ._ Sacrifice I-lits

N UI

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lliiitliewson ,500

Mcllemi .... ._ llictlormick , Baker _ Collins _ _ __ Sclinng

WINNING PITCHERS.

...500

500 450 i 421 357

Iicuder, 2; Plank, 1; Blish, 1; Mut-

liewson, 1.

::We can meet every need in ilrsi:

quality toilet gatc’s Monind Violet, Dnctclysis, Franc Rose

soaps. See these Col-

Ln.

and other soaps at 30c.

ncake. linger & Gnllet's Famous

Dragon Fly,

MacKinnon Ding Co, Corner Gi George and Kent Sts.~Metf_

GIRL AN9_l3UY__ THIEVEB

ii. ._ A“L__

-The arrest of three girls and ei

Sandal Wood, Violet und

Pcnu dc Espaiziin at 3l'ic. ii cake. The

' - . 'e

“ `soU'r'H BEND, indiana, octobtiis

slit.

boys, ranging in ago from (mirteen

to sighteon years, _today revealed remarkable gang of youthful thic operating in this city. Two have c

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fcssed. The police declare that the boys and girls have been plotting ond executing robberies for several months, and that their loot will

amount to more than $1,000.

The two boys who confessed, said

the fzirla showed remarkable ne and not once became frightened

“gang” inet iit nilrlit.-iii olisc

ies. The loot, accor-.liiig to the

out. ’ ' `

Girl’s Nerves

Food Was Used.

wciik, riiiaemic bodies mid eihaus

times the cnuseoi _

Tho blood needs enriching and

'l‘liis food ciiro`_is'doing wonders mniiy tliousniids of girls whose p

women. '

ter siiilereil from nervousness Bl childhood, and any melliClIl0B

we mia in the lmiiers about

Thistrentment: has built up her s

that she feels like nnoth0r girl-"

n bng, 3 for ,$2.50, all dealers,

Edmnnson, Bates & Ca., Limit Toronto.

_ 1 neil -.tha best tailor

iI,f‘BE_0g[_B"<%\,§'fs - They are comi

has a m Ho ls not only known here as

ggunswlcli lhnd yovi' Scotia. 110 ll a compllmsntffrom a gentleman w

that mi- %llv¢'.hlm inflection,

l`V(! be-

[ore the "job" was completed. The

lll'C

places und mapped out their robber-

po-

lice, was stored in barns and ii “dug-

Fully Restored'

Was Never Able to Obtain Lasting. llcnoflts Until Dr. Uhase’s Nerve

Too many girls grow up with

ul ‘

nervous syrrtoms.__ Indoor lilo and too ' much applicatioii in school are some-

the

nerves need strengtlieiiing by suclil treatment as Dr. Ohuse’s Nerve Food

for ar-

antis had; lmost despaired of tlwlf ever dave oping 'into strong, healthy

Mrs, J. Bngnall, 305' W0dtlVlll0 nvcnue, 'Fr/roiito, writosi "My dllllgh

l\(‘C she

tried did not do any lasting gtipd

Chsse’s Nerve Food, and my dllllgllif' er used ii: with wonderful results.

YH1

tem and so strengthened tho HGTV”

Dr. (lliiiae's Nerve* Food. 50 4'9"”

or ed,

Everybody'a saying it now, that

Oli ui:

from all quarters to have l'»\\€iY clothes made by him, his business

l ost doubled in the last. YBBF-

l tall .but his fame has

;1;:iad'8:l?road,olie has -customers hll the way from tho West Indies. DOH' f0,.ni,,_ New Blnglarid States, British

tzlf you are weak, blood iijnpure

or blood supply not efficient as it should be we have the right remedy for you here. It is Rexall_ Blood Tablets. This is atonie of pre- eminent merit for enriching and strengthening the I blood supply,build- ing up the nervous system and ton- ing up thc body generally. 00 tab- lets in abox 50c.-nioney back it you are not satisfied. 'l‘lic mi1cKin-

and Kent Sts.-Mtf.

STOCK NOTES

During the lust week Mr. W. T.

Reid, Instructor of Animal Husban- dry, visited the Live Stuck breeders of Malpequc, Darnley, Sea View. Park (lorner and French River. Tn Mnlpcque two herds of excellent Shorthorii formation are to he found owned by Mr. Geo. Bcaristo, who has imported one of the finest herd bulls to be found on the Island, and Mr. C. E. MeNutt who has an excellent grade herd and has cited his invention to import an excellent herd breeder. Messrs Leslie McNutt, Geo. B. McNiitt have excellent Hol- stein sires and the influence is notice- able in the improved breeding of the surrounding herds. Sea View and l’li.‘k Corner show the result of con- sistently using pure-bred sires of one breed. In this case it is the Holstein sires owned by Mr. J. S. Cousins that mark progress and the herds of Messrs Herbert Donald and John Pickering deserve special mention in lacing shove the average in size, pro- duction and hence paying ability.

In French River district the pre-

vailing breed is Holstein of high grade breeding especially in the herds of Josiah Howatt, Sam’l Bernard and (1. Mcl.eo<l. Meetings were held :it Dnrnley, Sea View, and Flreiich River and an enthiisiastic response was given to the proposed work of feeding, breeding and general care

gi-cssivc results.

A TALK Oli CELERY

The Japanese have a cure for most

every disease. . For the liver and some forms of stomach trouble they use onions, for rhoumiatism, dyspep- sia and bud blood, they pin their faith on celery. and wc can speak from experience when we say that if medicine and drugs were discarded, and u systematic use of celery in- stead, nina-tenths of rheumatic and dyspeptic trouble would vanish like magic. It is not it new theory bv any means, that celery is ii blood purifier, and thc best dict on 'earth for clearing and beautifying the coin- plexion. Some will say, and with some

truth, that we wliiit to sell our woods, hilt notbinrv elves us so much pleasure as to have a customer come voluntarily and report what benefit: they have derived from the use of our celery. -

Celery is now in Brand condition

for usa. For tlietrnde in the murk- iit 10`c ner bunch. "Phe wholesale trade $150 per box, _$2.25 per case $3 per barrel. _

J. J. GAY & SON.

. Cliarlottetnwn, P.. lil. T.

2166-10-17Mltii3i.

THE WEATHER -

THE TEMPERATURE " " TI'DE,‘M0'0li, ETC.

(Special to The Guardian)

'l‘0lll)N'l`(`i, Oct. 17.-Exist. to south-

castcrly winds, local showers, partly fair.

'l`Hl~l WF2A'l‘HER.-Yesterday, occa-

siouul showers, continuing at night.

The highest temperature recorded

yesterday was fifty-seven above zero niid the lowest wus titty-three ubovc. The lowest the previous night. was _fifty-four above. At nine a. ni. it was fifty-four above and at nine p.m. fifty-three above. The tide will he high this alter-

nooii at 12.24 and tomorrow at 1.06, it will be high tonight at 11.46 and tomorrow at 12.

The sun sets this evening nt 5.10 and tomorrow at 5.09; it rises to- morrow morning nt 6.21 and Sunday nt 6.22.

The moon rises tonight at 6.35. The moon was full Wednesday, Oct.

15, at 2.07 n. ni.

'Phe last quarter of the moon will

be on Wednesday, (let. 22 at 7.53 p.

m'l`lie length of today will be ten hours and fifty-three minutes.

THE FIRST AERIAL MATT. WAS

DIBPATCHED IN FRANCE

_*__ \ VILLACOUBLAY, France, October

15-The first aerial mail was dis-

thut was outlined for the most pro-

GUHIDTAN . "`“' uouumapamr. ~

_ ._ ._ --,,-..

Ill MLMB BIAM

the province heard each day some- times with renewed bope, sometimes with anxiety, of a change for the bet- ter or for the worse. The late Mrs. Campbell was the eldest daughter of the late Alexander and Elizabeth MacArthur, Enmore, and is survived by a sorrowing husband and nine children: Colin, John and Albert, Mrs. Wm. C. Maeombes, New Bed- ford, Msss.; Mrs. E. C. Williams, Dorchester, Mass.; Jennie, Margaret, Laura and Ina at home; also two brothers and three sisters:-Alexand- er MacArthur, Northam; Albert E. MacArthur,, Eiiinore; Mrs. Donald MacKenzie, Moose Jaw, Susie; Mrs, M. D. MacLeod, Uleary; and Mrs. Ewen Gampbell, (lliarlottetoivii. The bereaved relatives and friends al- though called upon to inoiirii thc loss of one near and dear to them are comforted in knowing that sho has passed away to a brighter happier' world beyond. Her words and gentle muiiiirr will live in the iiicmory of those who knew her. Notwithstandiiig the down- poiir of rain on Monday a very large number assembled to piiy their last; tribute of respect to the departeii. The funeral services at the house and grave were coiidiicted liy her pi.\st.or, Rev. Alexziiider MacKay, the remains being laid to rl-st iii the l‘copl.ei-i' (‘emetr-ry, Frceto\\'n. 'l‘o tho bereav- ed relatives iinil frieiids licartfelt sympathy is extciided.

MRS. JOSEPH MELLICK,

i»iid kind long

It is the sad ilury of' Tho Ciual`\

dian to chronicle the death of Mrs. Joseph Mellick_ which sud event took place at her home in Lakeville oil Saturday, October -itll. Deceased, wliu was 64 years old, was held in the highest respect and esteem and her deatlf has caused heart-rending sorrow. She leaves to iiioiii'n a hus- band, one son and one dniigliter- George H. in Souris and Mrs. Arth- ur McNeil, Elmira. She is also sur- vived hy one sister, Mrs. James Gur- rett, Souris, and liy one brotliei~,_Mr, John Rose, Lakeville. Her funeral, which was largely attended, took place on Oct. 5th from her liome to Kinitsliuro Cemetery. To all her sor- rowing friends The Giiardian extends deep sympathy*

FRANCIS J. HOHNSBY. Mr, and Mrs. F. -lfllornsliy, Queen

tit., have the syiiipatliy of their many friends in thc sad bereavement which came to them yesterday moriiiniz, when their little boy, Francis J. ~uged live and lr half niontiis~»i-'passed away after an illness ol two weeks. He was a bright, promising little fel- low and his 'dcntli is ii sud blow to the homo. An elder sou, Oswald, aged iivc is the only surviving child.

_ .__ ..__.__-_-___

MR. ANGUS (.7. MCLEAN.

The death occurred at New Haven

Wednesday inarning after "_ year's illness of Mr. Angus U. Mclleaii age 64. The deceased has been enymgeil in farming at New Haven iill his life and was one of the most highly re- spected residcuts of that section of eouiitry. Ile leaves to moiiru ri widow and one son, Heber at home, also three sisters, Mrs. lli'iiii‘imoiid, Misses Belle and Mary Anne, llrookfielil. The funeral will tnkc place on Fri- day at 2 p. m., to Clyde River Cem- etery.

MRS. JOHN DUNCAN.

The deiitli oceiirred nt her residence Wheatley Iliver Wednesday. the 15th., lust., of Eliznbetli, relict of the lute John Diincaii and only surviving dnllgliter of thc lute John Lnwsoi' cl. C. I.. li. I).Mrs. lluncaii reached the ripe age of 02. She possessed ii strong c0iisl;itiit.ioii and lind enjoyed good lieultli till recently when she was seized with the illness which proved fatal. Her girlhooil days iizere spent in tll_mi'lottetov\n wlierc her father was one of the pi-ominciit public men of his day. He was a member of the Parliiiiiieiit in the days previous to Iiesponi-iible Govern- ment and before Coiifederation, and was Solicitor General iiiid llelbrder for innny years. When u young wo- ni.i.in she removed to Wliratley River where sho luis since resided. Her hus- band died about twelve years ago. There are left to n'i_oui'n two sous, .lohii at home and Harry at Wood- Islnnds and three ilaiighters,Elizii- beth and Nellie nt home mid Marian in South Bend, Ind. The late Mrs. Duncan was the last of her family and generation. She was ri sister of Mrs. Richard (lotton and nuiit to Mrs. Henry Smith and Mr. W. I.. Cotton oi this city. She was indeed a noble Christian woinnn and loved by all who knew her. She preserved her laifiilties to the lnst, her hénrinig and eyesight were good and she had s most retentiva memory lie'nu' nine tn relate n;any interesting instances of the long ago. In entering into rest she leaves behind her a record of ia long life well spent.

- `_\"l"`-~\a'\\\` -J. ` 'ily

~» :F " -D i” A l).l)`t$: -<'/> _

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together with many in all parts of ers Beer & Weeks_

Wholesale _

FURNITURE, Beds, Springs,

Mattresses, Blankets, to dealers at lowest wholesale prices. Beer & Weeks.

EXCELSIOR by the pound or

bale always on hand. Beer & Weeks.

MIRROR GLASS. Shock and

bevel edge plate mirror glass in all sizes always on hand. Wholesale & Retail. Beer & Weeks.

WE FRAME PICTURES

elegantly and artistically you may chuose from over 3oo styles of mouldings of every description. And we deliver your picture when promised. Beer & Weeksl

` iS1nokcless or Snap Shot Black Powder. Chilled Sligt,

FURNITURE REPAIRED and

reupbolstered by expert workmc li. We also lay carpet and ollcloth,

faction guaranteed.

Beer £5’ Weeks 2o35,io,io,1iMEtf

SHll"'l"ING NEWS.

(lox, llciiaiid, lliictoiiclie; sehr( Maiiil L-zirtel. Murray, l’t. lliistiiigs; Heli;-_

A SPLLNBIB BLACK

FAX FBBPBSlllBll

pairs from the Chas. Dalton ranch, three pairs from the Tuplin Corpor-

Victoria Farm ranch. These foxes

They are cnpltiilir/.ed at $18,000 ii

pair and ut: the time of writii

alreuily been Bold uggrogiitiiig iii

put up wall nioiildings etc. satis-‘

.~ ....1 .A-»» ui

Slufeien

---Never .Miss-,-

There are more Shot Shells beariti'

the “Dominion” Brand used in Cana than all other makes combined. T chief reason _is dependability. The ex care taken in loading each Domiui Shell, the thorough testing and iusp V- ' tion iti receives is your '1ssurance_E9f» perfection. We guarantee every Cro

or Sovereign Shell.

all-a

“llominion” Shells iiit Every

Every Shot tells, when the velocity is uniform,

pattern perfect and the penetration deep. The

Shells are shot and the biggest Bags brought back

those who use DOMINION CROWN OR REIGN SHELLS. They are made to suit evciy gun and are loaded with Dupont, Empire and Ballistitie

Wool Felt Wads and everything true 'and accurately“se_§.

Price Crown 12 Ga. per box of 25 Cartridges..

6 .

lt Lt IO (I I( tt it Li nu* ,lic

Sovereign Sinokcless per box.._...I2 Ga...70c.,-ff#

cc ii it tl UHHIO il 75C (_

Come here for your supply when next going hutit- _

ing. '

l= in * _ 1 r,

zzljiiiitaiii, Bell & Co. for best _ ' \ Y `, _ f )

emu; lowest prices. ‘J»z3Mtf. _ » » li

‘ .~ - \_|. i ui 1 'r I: la -_ _-».-‘;i;..ei.-f¢~§A;ffr=f*'

` it

Enteird, tlct. 1ii.- Selir. Ceiite I »" I

very, liiii-gors, lliiuii, Nild, __ ,g

__ 1 j Valuab e roperty f..

_ i

» f i

Thi: M\ll`!`l\y liivur Silver Black Fox i.

Co., have added another pair toi . _ tiiiin- raiieii at Milrray River ...iii at _ situated on the Mount Edward Road, Just oiitm side

l”`”S'=“f “wif f‘*°°“. l“°1“‘1"“ "“"“ the city second house from~=corner'o£ St'.`.iPeter7s Roari

Ulffnlcfl, Oct. ll3i.li.- Schr. liiiiirn ‘;'°""`”` " ’ ""”_'

Pacific, lllilrrny, Sydney, ` I P

For Sale ,_ At St. Avards `.

` ` We are autliofized by the Executors of tl1e;Ci-x , Estate to sell by private sale that valuable property

and fronting onthe Experimental Farm property.

ation ranch and one pair from the The house is large, and viell built, frost prook -

cellar hot air heating. Large yard with coach lio'use§’-

are of thc very best Island grade ' __ .init are eligible for registration ali- f and stable, a number of large Omanicntal Tries eri-

‘l"" (”“*‘“ /\~ _ _ the property. Dao City Taxes io pay, count eted_vi'i_ll1=

City waterworks. This property conimantis a si l -iirii"§f

twelve runs of 1914 delivery have f view of City and Experimental Farm. This is oiie.-oé.

the most desirable ropertieiou the niailcet today

iiiiiie $7:<,ouo.iiii_ _ _' ‘ P _ _ _ niinci, expense.. ...Q but 11 ,,,,, ,,,.,,,__ and will be sold at a bargain to close the F.stat.~.'lei1u :

of the gross earnings and the keeper* e3_¢;y_ at the Officg of

is .'.i -man of over ten years experience

in riiisiiii: foxes. '- _

At present there is n siimll C C block of stock aviiilalile for outside, 3 O investors so this is your chalice to

kill. in with one of the most relinlilu. Auctioneers 3nd

and promising of all good fox coiii' _ piinii-.=. ltcal Estate Dealers '

For fllll information, iipplication_ _ blanks, etc. apply to the (liiiiadii 2156-IO-I7MflllWlf. ' ' Fox Exchange, l

2“““‘“"“M“iE‘m‘”3‘- giiiiiil mul

_ ' _ __.4_._. -1-_ _ J* -"=\,1_._.__... ..._-._-.-_-_-_é=|

‘ RINOCO" makes a

cracking good smoke for all times. Indoors

and out - it’s your onehest friend. Fill up your clay, corncob, or briar with it and it burns freely and fragrantly without matcli-missing or finger-fussing. Blended of the choicestlcaves of picked crops from “ole Virgiily,” it’s ii bully tonic for that “tired feeling" t ll at c o ill c s from smoking “tasteless "' sawdust brands. “ ORINOCO" has plenty_of body, plenty of rich -mellow flavor and a fragrance that betokens real tobacco

goodness. Try it.

1()¢

a package .

If your dealer has not stocked this tobacco yet, write direct to us :ind we will see that your wants are supplied,

TUCKETT LIMITED, Hamilton, Ont.

lumbia Mo real Quebec, New

patched from hero by aeroplane nt

amseven o'clock this morning when ho Liout. Andre Ronin, a military avia- n, tor, departed with ti bag containing:

hldiiirfiidniiilaalililllnsiiliiniiiliiaiu- twmv-*W0 v°\"“‘= °f 1**-“‘“'°~ d°°““' W

ora that .,v{g.s the only tail

or ed for the West Indies, and Central 1,." ‘Amei-lea. Lt. Ronin is shivering on

'act he mid. .ii dong baiigve 1 letters to a post office nt Bt. Jiilcn,

' t in a ar

1; Drqaelicvalle, in the department of the

“mg ‘fox 51.52, g,.,,';{,,,P¢\,..i:ironns from which they win in §ent,:man.,, Mm; lt necessary. Hia transported by aiitomoliile to the number ig 178 Queen St., Charlotte-‘seaport of Piiiiillae, and placed on ww", - 8010-9-10Mlmwt_i. board the steamer Perou.

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