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THEGUARDIAl€,CHARLOT'1`ETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,_FEBR.UARY 6. 1901

,,‘_»-.,,_N , aff.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST

C\08l!l8 Price* Feb- _ I, _ Georgetown last night.

in im- s " I "1 V _

`mel,‘mn Sugar 13,., [>l»Rm.|0\.e,. honey in me comb _iust Maacarn.-Our esteemed minister Rev

American Steel and Wire 39 American Tobacco ll Brooklyn Transit `

Continental Toh.

Federal Steel I"i°i.i i Louisville :ind _\':i~<hville

Rock Island l`2~*`

St. Paul 1~"`-`%

Tennessee Coal and lion

United States Ruhiw _

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To-day’s Probabilities-

Toi<o.\"i~i»_ Feb. 5.-(Special).-Stron

oii\ ii ieson, o I »

fane all colors and all shades, tIhe largest

organdies, fancy Swiss, crossbow all

5 r`_L_e"ed an “f A. Ching~S___6 li Wm, A, Thgmpgon hclll SpECl&l l RBV. “K H. Slllllll fébllfhéd IO Slli.IlIll€f°

-_i ' meetings during the past three weeks with Side Yffslvrday f\fi¢m0°"-

|_‘ . ’ , - _ _cm f Ml' “ °_"\' Brenna” atfdhnglg' good result. The ladies of the parsonnge, Ren A A_ McKen7ie of Midgen, went

Burlington m',__ ,l;\;ir|<'i'. s.-nic. lm. iiistnui r . ` committee are at the frcnt againiigisiige cfm yesterday ,me,.,,,,0,,_

4; " getting some necessary things or e

- ‘ . ' i B LS. .~ . .\ - i ICla‘lottetown _ f 't ftl l '.t and hi' family - ~

Fedelm NMI witilin lovin _y{l:Dt.oll(il;(y ?etuiTning froniii ‘ihgbiggh 0 tbl: miilllirtgl months -'-Our his h°m9 Ye°ter'i°5' aft"n°°“'

I ` 3 -' v ' trip to the western part of the Province. esteemed young carriage-builder, Mr. D. Miss Annie Len' Vernon Rive,-_ is

New York Denim; 1213]* J _ D._k. _ f Ba View hm, L. M. Pound, his just finished .ai Spendiugafewdaysin gym ci;y_

flrst~clnss sleigh forthe Margate circuit.

pi-epareda frame fora. dwelling house _ Private Macdonald, who has been which he intends to build in Summerslde The following officers were installed visiting his houm left last night fort

U _ P Plat( next suinnier. He intends to haul the by the Court Deputy utgd thie Qu¢be¢_

mon ac . io; _ , - _ ' ‘ - , I _

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MiKa V C R, N E Carruthers'

H Nn\\'iiress muslins of all kinds, plain, "T `l. _ 'RS S_ IS yesterduynfternoon. .

Ol' OD. UD ill, , il

y- diowub “sin domed Swiss Lowther; Treas., Albert Baby; Ora., Rev. Major Mclntoiih of Cavendish,

“ng” even’ y ' Samuel Casley: Plisy., ,D. L. McKay: wasapiiasenger by the westbound train

lusmieb pmes t.l_0mqw.,3 wuts per yi ,S. \V.,John Thompson; J. W.. Alfred yesterday afternoon. ‘ _ . _ _ __ . __

3 50 iiitterns to choose from.-McGoii3S\l1 32 iDehmyl S' B" Wm Carmshersl ']` B" Dr. and Mrs. Darrach of Kensington,

windaandgules from northwest. colder l. - R.J. Whitehead' Mar.. H. R. Mouse;

with local snow falls.

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COUGHING ALL NIGHT.

ltfs this night coughing that breaks ii

urmers from the surrcunding districts

Wright. 611 C D R L M ‘__ were passengersby the westbound train

Tar: Bedeque Branch of the Farmers . N . . Oahu yaterday ‘nemoom

THE Union Sunday School of North St

and Dali-yinan's Association held an ,' h ld h _ I ,l ‘J ' Mrs.Ch-ristine Matheson and Mr.Angus meeting it iviimot on Friday ‘°""°" ° P °" '“‘“““ °‘°°“” °“ ““' D. iiiitiiesim of Hmiieniiie, leave this

29th at the quiet and pretty home of Mr

fafternoon. A large number ' of M ’. Lo kb 0 E ki 1 morning forLosAngelos.

ex c art very niness an

9 were iii attendance. David Arbing, Esq; .auemmn was °xt'er‘d°d to both the mum N`. D' A.rm°ur` who has been

down, keeping us awake most of the time occupied the chair _x paper prepared bers and fi-lends. G_\V. Carr, Supeginegn- visiting friends in Bedeque for the past *nd Mwosiiiiz ¢‘v¢r.vl>°dy in U1# h°“~' P- ’ ` .Ideas of ine sunday school ably presided. month. rernruefl to the L-ily yesterday

Lots of people don't begin to cough until Gnd N85 bl' MF- T|l€°d01`@ R095 Ori '

they go to bed. It gets to be so that re

. .. . ° fte .

Bed ue on the “Romuon or Cmpq Aftera. well rendered program, consisting a rnoon

tirinzfcrihe night is an eiupiy f0mi,f.>§ _ .MI . ` `- °fS°nirS.rv¢imi°=w.dif\l°sru°s and in-wak-

they cannot rest.

Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam

rn ikes life worth living to such people by its soothing effect on the throat. The

"lickii sensation” rom tl dissii airs

nz I P ii I 5 iw#

Wien the use ot the Balsam is begun, :uid the iri-ation goes with it. This This medicine for cough hasn`t a disagree able thing about it and it does

cdlclefit service in breaking up cougllgs of longstanding. lt is prepired rom rits and roots and gums of trees and is true specific for short troubles.

Handling coughs is a science that every

one should learn. Not knowing how to #nat them has cost many fortunes and

Iqmny lives. In Adamson's Balsam there

are the elements which not only heal: ln- llanntion. but which protect the inflamed parts from further irritation. The result of

Lllis that -the»-tendency to cough does'

manifest itself and you are surprised at it. Afterward you would not be without Adamson`s Balsam at hand. This remedy can be tested. 25 cents at any druggists.

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Family Record.

One of the most lieautifiilidpictiires in

colors. Upon a back-groin of I’l.'Ri<; Soup Goi.n rests the if.uiii.\’ Ri-:coiiii in_ the shape of :i handsome volume with GOLD Ci \ P hi '

_ ._ S S npoii a cus on ot

crimson velvet with abeaiitifnl GOLD 'l‘.\ss_i;i.. On the pages, under different headings. are spaces in which to write tl-ic name and date of birth. Oii either side isa beautiful scroll on which to record marriages and deaths. On the tip of the picture are the words. °‘ Au_u.\' Ki-;conn." in the richest lettenig known to priuteris art. Under this arc spaces for father's and mother-'s pgtthrsr In the lower part of the

. picture is :i beautiful home scene. The

DEAR OLD GRANDPARI-INTS, THE HAND-

THE last issue of the Trade Review con-

tains the following laughable item:-“It is proposed to connect Shediac, .\'. B., with Prince Edward Island by a bridge

will be two bridges of lil) feet span ‘across the Aboushagnn and Konchiboug- " uiic Riv ers and an arch across the Tidnish. The work is to be undertaken in the Spring." The writer of the above has

route during the present winter, but he must surely have got bridges mixed with _quarantine stations. This is worse than the smallpox scare.

Taurus is always a certain amount of fun at a carnival particularly among those ` who are masqueraded and so Monday night‘s affair was the occasion of an amna- _ ing incident the whole secret of which has I not yet been divulged nor has the sul* i

was found to be nine. This seemed strange .

over the Northumberland Straits. There _gonsidex-ati°n_ An" singing Auid La

was discussed at length, Messrs DavidI i d_ bm Stlpendiary Blanchard left last night Rogers, L. U. Lowier, Stewart Burns V" °“'°““"°m°“t"‘ were °“g°3° "’ 7 ifor Ge0rget0w=~ 'I'0~d»\y bvv lllesffd

anti other-s takin sri. Tile. i-wiiieiii b°"'" °‘“ ‘ml Y°“”“° *me* “U “M 9'" ivendors ofthe ardent will appear befvre

was an excellent ful: was orggxd to be . “ke” °f the b°“°m“l '°p“'°‘ the "m°l"`

“hushed der of the evening was spent in games and

` social chat.. At a late hour the meeting;

to the host and hostess for their care and

Sync the company separated, highly pleased with the _.e'nning`s entertain ment.

A vimir successful piesocial and enter-

tslnment was held in' Valieydeld Hall,

..e_videntiy been reading of the agitation . ' over the Summerside-Cape Tormentine Friday g_iRht'd_F"\f' ISP’ MMV fmm the

surroun ing istricts were present and were highly pleased with the entertain- ment which was a decided success. The musical part was conducted by Messrs. Andrew Mooney and Patrick J.McK.enna,

violin and accordion in a nnaiiner that re-

peatedly drew forth frorni the large audi- ence the most hearty cheers of applause

minds of bh0S€ ln0Si’» illteresbed- Thi! W8! Iaudience before which they will appear iii happened iS l10f»!€l> d¢5l1ll¢lI k\1°WD» The handsome sum whichwas realize but when eight young ladies all with 3 gag.; wmu-q providing ma. mil with exactly the same style, color and finish of 5 blinds, etc.-Mrs. Donald Minion, Monte. costumesappeared on the ice, considerable igue Head, died a few days agsof pnenm consternation was amused when there ‘oni~i. Deceased, whoiwas highly respected

‘ was nsister of the late Donaldl lontgom-

from the fact that none but themselves »¢ry,f_m- some tim.; Chigf Supp, gmun-

was caged w0,,,;e,._ ML R_ Aw", mm, Profs. R. Robertson and Mat-can went pllmented the school on the progress it _Inst y°"°"d“7 aftf’""°°“ and _°"w"°9“°d * was making. audi moved n vote _of thanks Z_°°"l”3 in C"d‘P° l“‘°l “W-IM’ Th

nm gattend the meeting of the Fruit Grower-'s

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wana s1°ai.w.\iir nirsaaxo and Harm' YOUNG WIFE, the Loviso p.it‘Gi=i1'Ex and naar-nov-the iuouzi-:n cuaso- ClIxl.D, are all gathered around the table. while gmiidfntlicr reads a por- tion of cons i-|oi,v woiin. A triiiy beautiful scene. Underneath are the words, “Goo stress OCR i=.=iiiui.\‘." Around"this picture are eight spaces for photographs of other mf.-mhcrsof the

family. _each ipacc enclosing a gem Bower piece. .lsewherc on the picture are scattered creeping vines. buds and blosgoms in rich confusioii, the whole resting on. and thrown into bold re- lief by the gor eoiis background of Solid Gold which produces ii picture of dazzling beauty.

AGENTS now is your time. Our

reslar price is 50 cents. but to ar? one xv sends this adv. we will sen one for 25 cents. Our price to agents iz for $1.75; 30 for $6.00; ioo for $ii.oo. \Ve ply lllchnrges and return money for uimold pictures. N. C. jacksoii Fil- xaorr C`tv, bought 375 Records for $41.- 75; sold them lor_half price. z5c.‘ each.

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in live days , making $52.30 clear profit. Can_ you do better? We have 5.000 testimonials and want yours. Address

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P. ll. Bax Sill. tlicigt

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,='!_-i pg-mlm

Henk Stomach

often stubbornly opposes the re- feution ot ceriairi remediale ee- wentiril to the ii-eatment of many dieea-es. Often ii cure is retaided sind even made impossible by this opposition. Therefore it is im- perative, in order to overcome this obstacle, that the remedy must be acceptable to the stomach.

Piliiii Piiliii iiilliiiiil

of Cod Lv-Jr Oil ii aperfic ly emnliifieil product ef Pure Cod Lvor Oil cimbinod with Hypo- ' phoophires of Lime and Sids with Goaii c l, The repugnant odor and taste of the oil is entirely di- guished and the preparation ron~ derod palatable and acceptable to the most een.-itiva stomach. It ie all the mire valuable in such cases for the reason th-it it e»rr<c's the disorders arising from impaired digestion, which his weakened the stomach. It is a splendid general tonic and tones up the system, producing a normal appetite and producing new strength and :healthy flesh.

5|: Per Bottle. All Druggisls. -Manufactured by-

HATTIE 6: MYLIUS,

uitirax. N. s. I

what manner of dress they would wear. _ Each one accused the other of being Judas yet even the girls thom- selves did not known each other and l there was much hurrying to and fro to find out who the odd one was. The mis- chief soon leaked out among the boys and they too took a part in trying to Sad oat- the mystery. Much speculation is being indulged in as to whether the stranger was a lady or gentleman. _

Tar: hockey match tobe held in Crystal

Rink on Friday next will be the most interesting event of the kind up to date. In the league series the club now stands as follows:

SENIOR.

Club Won

Vlctorias Crystals Abegweits 3

INTERMEDIATE. I

Club Won Lost To Play

Crystals 2 0 2 l Abegweits 2 1 1 ` viemriss ii 3 1 Thus it will be seen that if the Senior Vietorias should defeat the senior Cry~ st-als, on Friday the trophy will certainly go to them. If the Crystals should win they will be safe at least for a "play off,” while in this latter case the Victorias I will not be so well od", as while the Cry~ stals will still have a chance of scoring the most- games.'l`he Victorias` chances are for a "play off" alone. It is necessary for the Crystals, to make sure of holding the _ trophy to win the two games which are ‘ yet to be played. The only chance for the ` Abegweits will bein the Crystals winning the game on Friday and being beaten by . the Abegweits on the following Friday in ' which case the three clubs would stand

|‘ equal. In the ,intermediate series the Crystals have the best of it, for while the number of games to their credit are equal to those of the Abbies, they are able to say that they have already beaten the latter on one occasion. The iight at least will be between these two teams, the Victorias` hopes being gone.

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Doii`t worry ii ith a headache; use Kum

fort- Headache Powders. in ten minutes you`il be well. Four powders in a packet. Price. l0c.

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I DIED.

At Roseneath, on Jan. 27th, David

McDonald aged 80 years.

. At Morell,on Friday, Feb. lst, Herbert Sutiierlzind aged 38 years.

(Other papers please copy)

At West Devon on the lst of Nov. 19(1),

MCDONALD & MARTIN at the advanced age of 94years, Jane

IAIIRIITIRI.

I Qdidtnrs, Notaries Public kc. Honey' to QI- -

OFFICES {é‘:'&¥.‘:.i’.“‘i;’.?i‘.i..§?’§f-;‘i2. KJ I. A.

. "Q1 J. 1 . .,

Simpson, widow of the I ate John McKie’ formerly of West River, and daughter o the late J ohn Simpsonnnd .grand-daughter ofthe lat e`\Viliiau: Simpson of Cavendish, tiiezfounder of the Simpson family on the Island.

*"9 in I-l1¢ S.¢¢‘l'95 8113 l\0\l€ 0531?? kD¢W ltion. Her husband preceeded her some

lyelrs ase-

Tlie following was crowded owed Mon- ;day’s issue. _ Trmpnpils of the High school, Weat- ,em and Eastern District Schools headed lbiy the Boy’s Brigade with arms reversed .and flags draped, marched to Miuriwt Hall :on Friday afternoon, where with a large gathering of citizens they commemorated the death of Queen Victoria. The-Hal was fuiseiy in-sped. Principli n. H. osmtbeii . faschairmim, opened the proceedings by paying a tribute to our late fSovereign whose death he referred ;to as being not only a great national loss 5 but a sore personal bere.ivem°nt. among Her millions of subjects and perhaps none

To Ph’ i_of them feel sader than the children of

the Empire. It is to express ourselves ,that we meet in this way and: also to show our appreciation of h.r high and

noble character. Nearcr my God to Thee was then sung by the pupils. Judge Mc- Leod in a plain address to the children showed the unexcelled character of Queen

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Sovereigns. Those who knew her best

‘ loved bel-most. If in our difféveiit spheres

of life we all did our duties as well as our late Queen the world would be a great _deal better. The next on t-he program was arecitation by Mr. Arthur Williams Iwhich was followed bya solo “Peace, Perfect Peace" by Master Harry Stems. Rev- -I. O. McLean, i gave an address referring chiefly to the early days of Victoria which were char- acterized as a model life. From. the time she became acquainted with the fact that

` something to imitate and if we follow her

Miss Jennie McLeod This was followed bya very pretty duet, The Recessiona

igreat love for the children gener

ren have much to copy from and

by the whole congregation. Mr. Richard

'tuuity of all joining together in com- memoration of the Queen's death. The motion was ca.rried.The song of God Save the King brought the meeting to a close.

.played the aocompaniments on the piano

help. Hood's Sarsaparillaf givesstrenggh

#the stomach and cures dyspepsia di;

indigestion. ,

she was heir to the throne~,she felt a great responsibility rest . upon her and her words “I will be good" she ever faith- fully kept. In every way we look at her we see something in her life to admire,

example we will live a. good life. A recita.»

tation, Passing the Bin-,,was than given by

by Misses Alice Brehiiut and Curry Clay. - Rev. W. H. Smith in his reference to the Queen as a wife and mother, and her work l in the home life ofthe world, spoke of her

ally.

mentioning the fact that wherever she visited she always requested that the children be present. In herlifethe child '

following her in her goodness they would I _CmCAG'°’ ul' F°b'l'°"PhmP D' A"”°‘"'3 grow up to be great in we Worm. The will has been filed for probate. It divides _

an estatewalued at $l5,0(h),0lX) between i

hymn, Forever with the Lord, was sung

-Hunt was pleased to be present with the S°u‘ Jofnthan Ogdeu A"“°“l` “nd the children in paying their ,Mt respects to two chiidren of the late Philip D. Armour the Queen and after A feW_"f_»V0rds eulogiz- Jr' ~

ing her life he moved a vote of thanks to Principal Campbell for giving this oppor~

Misses Lon Wright and Bud Brehaut;

If your stomach is weak it should have

Mr. D. A. McKinnon returned from

Capt McLeod Montague. returned to

passenger by the westbound train

fhim. One is from Montague, the other is I lfroru Murray River. i

lnoturned to the city this morning

‘Aasociatiom

_ vi .~ ~

‘ - MILK FORS CHEESE. .

Hiuwthz Per Cent. of Fit in Milk A&¢\i

Farmefs Advocate is sent as ii reply Us a

M0nbes\1e Cross. who performed on the letter written by Mr. W..Ii.»..McLiii-en and of1»_ E ]_ usda bmi., Thu-‘lg

whiehisippeared in our columns sometime ‘§

csv- ! 'There are many who main-tai-n that it 'I ’

H Deamshow how far from justice this plan is

and appreciation. These popular and jug; 50.*-900|" gr divide money among

.wlwwd musicians may alwlre <=°\1f1l°° natmnsoueiieese faetorv seem-dingiie " ' ‘ "0

pense ofthe hour been relieved from the _receiving a very hearty welcome from any the weight of milk, The follbuling tes ts,i 0 _ _. '

- conducted in the dairy department of the I _ I I I - d Qntario-AgriculturalCollega»¢b5~Prof. E. i . _I I 5 _. __ , ` _

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4.35 per coat. fat, produced 34i§ponnds ol green cheese and and 33 pounds of cured ‘ cheese. (in the same day audi under the _ same condmons- of handling as far as possible, $0# pounds of milk, tasting 3il5i 1 por cent oiffat, produced 271; pounds of

difference ofone to. two-tentha -per cent ,

oooooooooooo oo¢o.o..O... 0.o o_o o_o 0_0 0.1 0.0¢ n.c o_o o_o 00.00 00.0 0.0 co. 0. .

suiviiiiieiisiiiis AND wissi. PERM i‘f““°N~

Q Q fa 0 Oltlolllol I I I I O

C! '»° ‘ Embroiderieo, Laces, etc. etc.

I. -il

I I

I A lllilllii wllilii lil

'rue-fsiiowing which isniiieu fmmne

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'Ibis store was the Ililt atoroi

introduce White Goods Saloi, and thi

great showing of White Gio ls every

Sentner, McLeod 8: Co., hive s,

year to make the greatest sho wing

lottetowu.

Mglui ,' if

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,_ __ fone.

' the mann

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Ladies’ white wear-Yee! over)

Linens, Sheetings, Pillow Cioti

No such ii showing ever made l

No auch values ever lcon hero |

green,_and=S pounds of cured-cheese, a ' g. .z .:. .:' '°’_.:’ .:‘*¢;' 3. g

~ 1

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inthe fat made a difference of seven' pounds in the yield of cured cheese from 300poundeo! milk, or at the- miie of pounds per hundred pounds of milk. At

value of this mill: for cheeseinakiaig

Thiftimewe had two vats of- milk, 34114 pounds in each one of which tested -it per

cured cheese from the former was 30§ pounds, and from the latter 26% n dili- erence 42 poun is. We have-. ioiiiiieiouu instance where the ditlierence.-S as great or greateeithan in the cases ciudi, which goes to show that all milk should- be tested as it comes to the factories, and proceeds - of sales divided according to cl_\leese~ I1 makingvslne, and not according to ins i milk.

Victoria as compared gvith that of form r 1 g _ s ~». I _ l

Pais Musa? do ,T

Where Poisons Nerviline- is used- Com- 1

posedof the most powert'u¥pain-subdning . remedies known. Nerviliaw cannon fail i to give prompt relief in rheumatism, neiirnligia, cramps, pain iii. 'the back and side,_a.nd the host of painful a.B`ii~:t.ioii.~ internal and external, arising from in Banu matory action. A hottie of Nei-vii ine wi givaellisient proof of its superiority over eveny known remedy. Try Nerviline. Luge hotties 25 cents. Druggisas sell it.

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Heirs of a Millionaire.

SYDNEY. Feb. .3-`-Heirs ‘ire being I

'sought in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia cj Isaac Newton Hayden Ij»-who died recently in Honolulu intestate, :leaving a fortune of 'ir million and a half. 'The mother of Frank I Stewart, principal

itne late. Mr. Hayden. Mr. J. T. Mellish 'Barrister of Charlottetovm, is acting on l behalf of the heirs. Theieis a large family connection of the Haydens on the Island. ~___..¢..i_

P. D. Aiiiviouirs fwiu..

his wife, Mrs Malvina Bell Armou his

he .additional bequest is made by the will, and the Armour Institute and Mia- sion are not mentioned.

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’ Tl-IE KINCTOLORDKITCHENER.

Losnoiv, Feb. 1.-King Edyud has

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cent. fat and the other 3. 1 . The yield oi

8 cent per bound of cheese it makes a £mH£E$£°;3&h &?hEeR§:ss difference 0! about IS wus v¢r‘100 In the mi-mea HALF as Mm inca wi uiii-mxie

it more satisfactory. RKHBlBER`§ALF, AS

Anotherrgood illustration will suffice.. l‘0\\fl°f'\1l`°<|5! ' '

uiiimzav Mulino;

iioii Boy .I5 3 illi till .'25`~~ I

_ I know each property and

form the companies well. 1 iirst-class, and the people ` best in the community. 'Id

I have a deal on which involl

of thnus inds of dollars, and will benefit. Shares in thd be withdrawn till tl ¢ ~lealI S i h ° t' .

n A o ere is imc yet, to bu),

One paper says Old Gold v

iof Sydney Academy, was a half sister of v ~tif»l9S,,~’- and PLTUIPOBB “

grass roots ”

1 Iwrviag Gold. Sliver, cop -4 have had assays running 0

from this ledge. This is I the new companies. ,

Investment. I have ghqml

V these properties and they al

absolutely safe. __ If you qw

‘ 1

. investment, get into this lie

This is a splendid list oi

Od Gold and Primrose

U' Ci!

Comstock is on ii. iuaiv

$435-AA

There is no risk about”

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