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.Mgr coughs and colds of all k ds
._ ,.-\_ _ _ ,_ . Ihh-Ardyou fond of roedihs-D.l°¥'
" Elizabeth-Yes, easily. Btul can't
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:Hearn World-_Vlfide_ Reputa- " for`the__Cnre of Sore Throat, Clroup, Basking Couch. Affeotlons of the Bronohial Tubes and Eulanzeuiostmi the .'1‘¢nsl.h- itll. thsonir
safe cough remedy for old or young. It
es almost instant relief. end its results,
Home safe without it.; Wise travellers cis-ry it with them. Price 25 cents. Sold by all druqgiets and dealers. I
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he `Mi:>uss-Oh, I've got a fearful heed 'me l _ _ he Elephant-'Brace upl It might le
e 1 ng heall lr properties ofthe
‘dlaprhe boifxtlld up-InDDr. Wood's-Norway
Willie for%hristmns? ' She'-I’m afraid nothing will keep him
S“pp°s° mu had mme' A He-Wh t shall we buy our iitill
- e ymp. _-I is the most satisfactory
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~tWillie-Pa, when you say a man’s wool gathering( it means ‘he's lazy, don’t lti `Pa-Not necessarily. He may be gttherlng the wool ofl' the lambs ln Wall street. `
lIlner<l'e Linimen for sale everywhere.
man in earnest finds means or, If he cannot dnd,|ereates them. _
INSTANT RELIEF. » Mr. Robt.- Jennings, Mansfield, Ont. Wl‘lhee:‘ ‘I have one bottle of ';Dr \Low‘s 'Foothaohe Gum for severe toothache endreeeivsd instant relief. Besides this. it acted as a splendid temporary illlluu. Price 10o. '
Dick'-No; I hate ft; that‘s the reason I -pretend to like it. If my mother thou- ght I didn't like to read she'd keep me at »|t all the time. _ - \
llinafd'e Liniment tures Burns. etc.
“An how‘s yer husband the dayf" asked
Mrs. Rafferty of Mrs. Muldoon.
“Sure an’ he'e no better." replied Mrs.
Muldoon. “The dootor‘s afraid morality will set in."
_ _ EARACHE CURED.
Miss J. .I.Johnson,Innisi'all,1Llta,, says I was troubled with Earaohe for a long
time, and nothing helped me until I need Ha¢xyar‘d’s Yellow 0 , which cured me complei.ely.’
“Shp'e running is correspondence school;
teaches the secretof success." “Just like a woman to tell secrets."
Minetd'e Uniment Relievee Neonlgla.
The Lady-I gave you a piece obpirieet
week, and you‘ve been sending your friends here ever since. The Tramp- You're mistaken, lady. Them was my enemies.
There is no doubt that the woman who
loves you forgives iyou too much, while the woman whom you love forgives you too little.
Stupefyinéz headaches are cured, the
need cleare , and the brain brightened hy Milhurrfs Sterling Headache Powders.
33%) not weaken the heart. Price -10c_
-this-Liver Puls are the haue' merits
eathartie, as they do not gripe or pain. eioken orweaken or cause the slightest ln- oonvenience. Pl-lee'25e.. all drunizlste. A fishermen who has been dead and in
his grave for two years has been summon -ed for salmon poachlng ar. Berwick-om Tweed. '
DOES CHILDREN GOOD.
Mrs. .leeeph Langtry, Brookville, Ont
'I have used Dr. 'Low's Worm 5Yl'\;‘P in
my family, and it has always been e ect- ual and has done the children good. I can lghly recommend it.'
Maybell -Cen you keep a ssoreti
help any one else keep one. Minard’e Llnlmeni Cures Dandrtlfi.
To the Electors of
Ward Three: _
Lanues AND GENTLEMEN:
-Havingreceived a requisi- tion dumerously signed by the electors of Weid 'I`hree I have consented to become 2 Candl- fdiliie for _‘@Qtli1cii1ort at the ,¢`lq;tign QQ 14111. If
'felectdd I' "will`ei1deavor to.
-serve the best interests of the
generally and Ward ' ‘ rticu ar." ., %gpp5N T. ALLEY.
_ - q a s l. r»t_-ax.
quiet but a new drum.
_V She Came Back nt Him. "I mustered up enough courage last
night to ask my wife if sho knew that some wise man has said that a, ‘muxi~ mum of talk is n sign of a minimum of thought! ” -
“And what did sho say?" “She looked at me for some time and
then said that she had begun to notice that li minimum of talk usually indi- cated’a maximum ot idiocy.".
Between Friends. '
Kitty-So you are going to marry
Fred after all?
Bertha-He said if I did not marry
him he’d shoot himself. _
Kitty-Oh, you cruel girli You bo-
lleve in lingering rather than short and quick punishment.
Digestive System
is llcrangcd
At This Season of the Year-,High
Living and Little Exercise
Bring on Dyspepsia and Other Troubles. -
Disorders of the digestive system arv
not uncommon at this _season of the year.
In cold weather there is a danger cf
lhvereating, and a tendency towards ih- -'exoessive use of highly seasoned food ant stimulants.
The rel-ultis much suifering foom ln-
digestion, liver and kidney derangemente, and constipitlon.
If people could only understand how
promptly and effectively such disorders are overcome by the use of Dr. Chase' Kidney-Liver Pills, this great family medicine would he even more popnlav than it is to-day.
Unlike any other medicine, these plll~
have direct and combined action on kid- neys, liver and bowels and for this reason reach and cure the must complicated ail- ‘ments. . Dyspep-in and hillousnese, liver com- plaint and kidney disease. stomach trout- hles and constipation, backaohe and head- ache disappear in wonderfully short timf when Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills art- used. '
By assisting the kidneys in elimlnatirgz
the poisonous viaste matter, by helping the llvcr to filter the bile from the blood, hy regulating the bowele,Dr. Chase‘s Kid ney-Liver Pills prevent and cure the most painful and fatal diseases known to man. _
Mrs. J. Lorter, 123 Cross street, Char-
lottetown, P. E. I., and whose husband is a contractor, states:-I had suffered a great deal with pains in the small of my hack, my digestion was bad and I was frequently troubled with spellsfof racking headache. I have been entirely cured of these distressing symptoms by the use of Dr. Ohase's Kidney-lllver Pills, and find that my general health is greatly im- proved since I havcbeen using this pre~ paratlon.
“Ioan 'also testify to the merit of Dr.
Ohase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as I was cured of a severe attack of bronchitis by the use of this remedy." ,Dr. Chaee's Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill ddose, 25a a box, at all dealers or E»ima._n, lien, Bites dt 00.. Toronto. To protect yep against ipiitotions. the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W; Obese, the famous in ip; bpgk authpr, are on every box. . _‘ 7 ` an Ohaee'e Nerve Food,f50 cents a bor, plgbegsafer. §8.ii0._ _et al.L_1leelers or Bid-
1}eiu¢naim-ln\xnlepe- see porn-an and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author,are on every bot. _. . l.._-------
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» I \|nC|'a ; N i ' pn fe, was found deed ia his oidce todays
at Efnba||“.fl
and gas was escaping from e hole iaa i ia the rodm. ' ‘
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wigs; d:ga.ri:ei1¢;mo|lizKin§_r Ji have been troubled for ‘eomtti e.
_ _ qpprepar\dto_aitend»th¢ _wit-\=»‘"t\*l°'°'°°°° @‘°““*°"a‘°"'-'
.,,_‘;.\,°*,.,,...° ‘“ “sth 3"'-:;;t“?.° .I wa.-“.t ~ , __ ___*_ an : _t its ,_» ' ‘ ` ng, ii view to ‘yttvn-rielm wli eh have mls v "L
maneon, Bates &0o., '_l'oronto. To protect.
A pretty girl, whete'er the weather.
I-hr form petite, Induee the man to wonder whether The fabled days 0f_ elves and fays
Elie llllhd or still are here among ul.
The illusion stays,
Though many ways-_ Bone other maiden may have strung ul.
a role in either cheek.
Her eyes a-gleam,
Her lips as red as finest coral;
Her face a dream
V Ofpeach and cream,
Buch raving: can’t he quite immoral. I-Ier form erect, Air clrcumspect,
And yet lhe's flesh and hlood, they tell ual
You'd not suspect
' The least defect; Her clinging neck fura make you Jealous.
Ah, yes.
'Tis the frosty morning beauty in whose
praise I fain would speak]
When each blessed, blooming maiden wears n. rose in either cheek. ' --S. W. Glllilan in Baltimore American.
` The Rude Boy.
what wlnle really lacked was cnet,
Or else he never would havesaid
That two times three was eq`u to
The hairs upon his teacher a head.
-New York American.
One Thing to Avoid.
"Yes," said the great man, “I nm go-
ing to write a book of personal recol- lections. I think I am prominent enough to do that, don’t you?"
"Oh, yes, you’re prominent enough,
but I‘d like to caution you about one thing." '
“Whot’s tllat'.”’ ‘_‘For the purposes of publication
don’t recollect anything about promi- nent meu now living.”
“But thcy’re just the people I want
to write about. They are the kind of reminiscences that will make the book sell."
"Oh, well, suit yourself, but remem-
ber that I warned you." _
“Whats the dnntzcr?" "Why, just as soon as you begin to
recollect things about tllcm they will hcglu to recollect things about you.”
“I hndn't thought about that," re-
marked the great man.”-Cincinnati Post. ' ~ '
No Apology Needed.
As the car struck n curve the man
with a strap lurchcd forward and step- pod clumsily on the sitier’s shoe.
“I beg your pardon," hc said. “I
dldn't mean to stop on your foot.”
“Don't apologize," replied the sitter,
smiling. “It isn't mine_" _ “lsn’t yours?" asked the stnnder, rais- ing his eyebrows.
“Not yet,” replied the sitter. "You
see, it’s wood, and I'm buying it on the installment pina.”-Cincinnati Times- Star.
Leno Majesty.
The two boarded monarchs met and
kissed each other.
' “Well," observed the feline quadruped
that had witnessed the performance from a safe distance, “I believe I would rather be a cat and have merely my historic privilege of looking at a king." -Chicago Tribune.
A lile-I Old Thlni.
“Dobley, that Clinton economist, il
about the stinglest on record.”
“Whats he done now?" "Why, he had n patent dishwasher
attached to his wifc's elnstlc exercis- ers, and shc's had to give up physical culture in consequence."-Baltimore News.
A Severn {l‘a|_lr.
"Yon should strive to appeal to the
imagination and the human interedt of your pupils," sale the principal.
“I do,” answered the teacher, “hut it
ia very hard-to convince the boys that Hector and Achilles were as great men as oerbett ima Jésrles."-washington Star. ‘ _-
_ .lethal Ilnnuaoly.
Tipping,-Pm pfraid the Baikers wen't
get aion|,_v_ery. well iogether..»_ __ Fytchenf-I_-don't_see why net.. They an wholly 'in.~harmony. .you know. .She thinks therein nobody in the world who can' cole hp' tio. herhushand, and hilt certaftrdf ‘it.“-Boston Transcript.
.y_`_.\":w»‘.‘F¥""`|’-_V _ ,_ Qenmym hen yedwaqt te, eell a _'Wwe kiwi.. rw _ur_,,_i=°'e _t~l=t»¢»°==u°r_ hes.. 1'.: mv _ |Pa»»Unlese yee’N.e9pkiol of a wid- ow; my sole lhesalwlutetlooking put foi'~No. 2.-Philadelphia Pines. 4 .
\ |11". lk. I0"lll..»< ~ » - *'l'l'e iiaet I ~-leanltef-him he was eluneln the ladder et1u'eeess.'*' I
§ 3 -e..»i..en~w¢vte7aifn at ,.
_‘f§¢t'the`t he everlodked apiece when get-ll vu la runs nursing."-Gillette
I-Ier breath a-steam, I
l .
How long has Mamie known it?"
‘ > '_ Har smile lo sweet, "Two day",
"Then how can you consider it a se-
cret now?"
Would Wait.
Mr. Trucker-I think I shall give up my business. my'dear. I might as well
$“,f*y°t_ b t ¢ have som good out of my money.
'Til the r ty morning eeuy as o E "
whlehr now would speak I _Ml-s. T ucker-Oh, not yet, Samuel.
When each blessed, blooming maiden has ,' But when one of ns dies I shall give
up housekeeping and see a little of the world.
Softening Ellen! ol Wealth.
“We used to think she wus a lazy
girl." -
"Yes: that was when she was poor." “How about it now?" "Why, new that she is rich we mere-
ly note the evidence of lassltude and ennui."
_ Preferred the Cigar.
Clerk-I guess I won’t take any din-
ner today. ~
Another-Why not? Clerk-Because if I do I wcn't have
any time for my regular after dinner smoke.
A Long Felt Want.
Casey-Oi see illere’s bin another
railroad wreck duo to un open switch.
Cassidy-Aye, 'tio n pity vonle wan
don’t invlnt a switch thot‘ll stay shut whin it’s open. _
The Modern Pnnacen.
Tom-What makes you look so blue? Jock-The girl I want to marry ie
going to marry another man next week.
Tom-Why don’t you get out an in-
junction?
The Monrnerl.
Hawkins-I have lost all-not a thing
remains.
Robbins-But think of your friends. Hawkins-That’s so. It’s pretty hard
on them too.
The Vlaitor’l Query. “'1`here‘s just one thing more I wish
to ask." said the visitor nt the arsenal.
“What is lt?" inquired the ouicer. “Does tho twelve inch gun throw a
football?"
Evldent. -
“You see. it’s an exceptional case.” "Ah, then it's your case, of coursol"-
Chicago Post.
ills. Geo. B, Griswold
Had Female
Troubles, Dyspeps and Nervousnessu
Mrs. Gen. B. Griswold, Nanaimo, B C ,
writing specially for women says:--“The grand success of Paintfs Celery Compound in my case, lends me to believe that it has no equal ln the world for curing the ills of woman. For three yt-ars,female troubles, dyepepsla and nervousness mmle me n shadow of my former self. I was treated by competent doctors, and took a sea trip that lasted six weeks, but got home again feeling no better. After reading one of y~ur books on Palne`s Celery Compound, I bought a supply and used it faithfully, three bottles were snflicleut to convince me that I had found a friend and helper. Six hotties, thunk God. hnuisheri all my complaints and made me ti new woman. I am anxious that every suffering woman should know what I’aine's Celery Com- pound has done for me."
Paine’s I Celery _ Compound
The Grcat Spring
Mcdicilic ` Made llcl a
New Woman.
If you are sick and desire free medical
aflvlee write to "Consulting Physician," The Wells dc Richardson Co., Limited, E10 Mountain St.. Montreal, P. Q.
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TARTE- STOOD OUT. _
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` ‘_ Monfaxarslliareh i.-The INN ill `,toda1`_thre_w_out` the libel suit entered y Hdi}._1¢¢,P_n_9|0ntaine against J. I. 'lyric of is ran-li, nausea on tus putllmlen pf i‘Doy.nn.wal\t ajob.f’_ oitqulatoli, Hugh Grahame! the loatre \l titariwae also ltr- restsl, hut in his ease a settlement was effected, the paper publishing en apology
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4' ' COLDSARE DANGEROUS' I "Hovy time you near it remarked: "ips lelilydeo d,"'and’_a few days later lea n that th' leant. as lin bark wttn~‘pn¢_u -
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I _\, ’ edBld W" I ln h _ '_f 'xii ‘ly t, rl. ` it'-» ' '~ -ru” .. » I 1 ¢._ my _ _ _ r. ul,n _.illii.snn_linqte ." hun of the living' \_7 """m3h Ivguidtghv -yiou .Patleneei-Y`i:>Ti.:a“y"tTl’a°t pisniat la a iilirreiraqrded. °;ii:hib:riInlh‘s Ugaugh Re
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thlhll If 1 1,' tndeno towalirs THB GUARDIAN "
insists t _
lotllll llIa_Wolld latlefr lil- " >wEA‘|'_|-|vE|.q G|RLs_" vt ;al:ecml¢nn¢ot,'" 5‘::aei.dl i‘N°_°u. -L;-'-_-;;1~”.-;--‘°‘;l-"nun
' _ _IU ,_ _ M | 5*' 9 we inns is meg, knows it except Mamie." r " h I’ I I la store or street. “But if Mamie knows it why-er--er-
Commenting en his first meeting
with James McNeill' Whistler, Mark Twain is reported as eaylnsr "I was introduced to Mr. Whistler in his studio in London. I had heard that the painter was an incorrigible jok- er, and I was determined to get the better of him, if possible. at once I put on my most hopelessly stupid air, and I drew neo: the can- vas that Mr. Whistler was complet- ing. ‘That ain’t bad,’ I said; ‘lt nin't bad, only hero in this col'ner'- und I made as if to rub out n cloud effect with my finger. 'l'd do ewav with that cloud if 1 were you.” “hist- ler cried nervously: 'i.ie.d, slr, bs careful there. Don't you sue the paint is not dry'l' '0h, that don’t matter/ Said I; 'I’vc got my |'{lnvel on ' We got on well together nite; l.ha¢.."~
mimi?
66 9 y
Cures G_l1_o and
CO LDS
Prevents Pneumonia.
After a cure by “Seventy-seven”
you feel strong and rejuvlnated.
Because “77” cures by going
directly to the spot, without dis- tnrbing the rest of the body.
Because the tonicity of ."77”
sustains the vitality during and after the attack.
Because a cure by “77" is se
certain that the mind is relieved from fear of impending danger. always an obstacle to recovery.
Jubilee Edition of Dr. Hum-
phreys' Manual Mailed Free.
At Drugizlsts, 25 cents or mailed. Humphreys' Med. Co , Cor. \Villiarn 81
John Streets, New York.
MORE SPANISH TROOPS
AT THE CANARY ISLANDS.
Tsnnmrlrn, Canary Islands, March l.-
A detachment of 1,000 Spanish tr0Jp§ ar- rived here today to reinforce the garrison in accordance with the plans of the Span- ish government to protect Spain'sl neut- rality during the war in the Far East.
WE LL AGAIN.
The many friends of John Blount wil
be pleased to learn that he has entirely re covered from his attack of rheumatism. Chamberlaln`s Pain Balm cured him after the btst doctor_~| in the town (Monon It <l..) had failed to give relief. The prompt relief from puln which this all- ment uilbrds is alone worth many times its cost. Sold hy all Drugzgiats.
DUKE OF CONNAUGHT’S
APPOINTMENT APPROVED.
L0.\'noN,Murcl\ 1.-King Edward has
approved thcuppolntincnl. of the Duke of Connaught to he inspector-gencralof the army under the new reform scheme.
READ IT THROUHG.
'Twould Spoil This Story io 'Tell ii In the Head lines'
To use nnelghteonth century phrasa,this
is an “o'er true tale," llaving happened in a small Virginia town in the winter of 1002, lt ls a story very much of the present. Up to a short time ago Mrs. .lohu li liar- mon of Melia Station, Va., had no per- sonal knowledge of the rare curnlive pro- p°rties of Chanlhsrlaln`s Gough Iteuledyi "Last January," she says, “my babe took a dreadful cold und at one time I fcarctl she would have pneumonia, but one of my neighbors told me how this remedy had cured hor little boy and I began giv- ing it to my baby ai. once and it noon cur- ed her. I heartily thank the manufactur- ers of fJharnberlain‘e Cough Remedy for placing so great a cure within my reach, I cannot recommend lt too highly or say too much in its favor. I hope all who read this will try it and hecorlrlnced as I was.” For sale by all Drngzlete.
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Of Concerts, Sociafs, Entertainments etc., of a money making nature, 5 cents e line (of 6 words) for first insertion, and z}4 cents a line for each continuation. Churches and chari- table institutions helfratee. Minimum price 15 centa.Black
_ tiypeannouncements
oublerates. Births, Marriages a n d Deaths FRER but verses with deaths - svn: rate as above. »
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agzg-¢ll;;\ry $8.5u. roi; Cnienlai in:
~ IU n on Pitman
eat Loan W5, loo Deuenn Electric srl. s°°° B Claim: ic. soon nthel Cnneolldaied 7c.l¢o George A ’l'ead- ` well $L5o, ye Havana Electric $7.15, 5:10 Mount jeiereou 45c_ 25 later-
nailoagl Mercantile Agencv 39:. sooo North tar ic, 30.70 Palmer Mountain
l lc, z5ISovereiKl Bank $1, ax. and WH Sr loco Aurora Constllldate men Aurora Fxieoslon 91:, lo Chapman Douhle Bail Bearing 15s, 1500 Em- vlre Slate Golii 5c, loco Eureka Oil 8; Gas |9n_ 5:0: l-:tlvi Consolidated qc, z5oo Gold Tunnel lor. zoo Granby _¢\.5o, looo Hssiemere 6c, tooo Hidden Fortune 1 c, goco .\I¢5ican (Al 6c,l1_=.0 Mexican Ili) 7c_ 5 _o liieuni jetlerson
- 58a, tooo hiulrhis _\',c, loo $5 Marconi
Certificates $4 50, sooo Mergeuihaler Horton Basket oc. tooo Oplur L`onsol~ idated irc, :ooo Ohla 3 California llc 5ooo Plumas 4 liqcooo T rrsgain Arm loc, l5oo Union consolidated Reflu- lnlr. loc, sooo Union Consolidated
Oil 13:, you Vlznsga Gold l5c|
and all other Stocks and Bonds at
bargain counter 6gures_ I sell stocks on the lNsrsLMzN'i‘ PLAN. I LOAN CASH an stocks. I XX- CHANGE STOCKS. I accept UN- LISTHD SIICIIRITIICS for MAR- GING on _~»PECUI,ATIV}<I AC- COUNTS and will `.~.an| le your buy. ing and selling elders in 'nccovdancg
with tile latest !\i0I)liRN IDEAS.
NORRIS P, BRYANT' Dealer in Investment securities
` Mcnrasal. '
W
New ileati Fish Market
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Fish, Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Haddock. Finnan Haddies. etc.
Also all kinds of Beef. Pork.
Lamb, and a choice variety of sausages.
Give us a call;
We’.il treat you right.
Haddlesey & Trainor,
Queen Street opp. R. B. Norton’s
Hardware Store, near Sydney Street.
Telephone No. 279.
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PRINCE EllWAlNl_|§_AliD RAILWAY
Tender for Straightening Main Line
at Curtis Creek -6,146 feet of line; also for connection between Main Line and Hillsborough River Bridge at Charlottetown, l’. E. I. _-2,323 feet ofline.
Separate Sealed Tenders addressed io the
undersigned and msrxerl on the outside "Ten- der for Line at1`urtisCreek“ or "Tender for Connection to Hillsborough River Bridge," as
ihe case mav be, will he received until
TUESDAY. l5lh MARCH, i904,
for the above works.
Plans and specifications may he seen at the
oihce ol the resident Engineer ai Charlottetown and at the Chief Engint er's Omer, Moncton, N. B . whele forms of fender may he obtained.
All the conditions cf the speclncaiion must be
complied with.
Tl. l"i»'l"l"INGEH_
Railway Office, General Manager,
liionclon, N. 8 . Government Railways,
l7ill Ve-nruary_ leo.;
:til tl March lz.
IF YOU ONLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but
When li is Destroyed
You are too late. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like the present." and no insurance like ours.
E. I-I. IE EI 13 E. Rep't-zsenting Phoenix of Hartford,
Canadian Quebec.
>__~_-*__.
NEW GAB SERVICE
I have decided to begin in the
city and sllbnrbs an up-to-date cab service. Passengers, baggage etc., will be conveyed to boats trains or allywllerc else desired Orders left at McDonald SL Mc- Kinnon's Drug Store, or at the stables, Sydney Street, near Stevcnson’s Corner will receive prompt attention.
]. M. NICHOLSON.
Telephone No. 253
174 3 mo.
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cANi_l>i's mialrnts FAM0U$._ _TliE_ _ _ rluuli sxrliss ~.
INTERCOLONIAI. ~ nA|l.wAY
Between Halifax, Truro. Pei sec Junction ucwrl, Quebec, and llonireal, enluru a
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