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| ment is peculiar. Don't forget it.

* This is true Liberty, whon Free Born Men, having to advise th: Public, may speak free.”—Evuirrpss.

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VOL. 30.-—NO. 16

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Calendar for June, 1892.

MOON'S CHANGES,

First Quarter, 2ad day .......... 5 27 morn Full Moon, 10th day — es Last ‘jaarter, 17th day -- 437 after New Moon, 24th day .- 40 42 morn Beeaee, Gib Gag ..6sc: cee 3h. after —_—— ot — = Day High Water. of Day of Week. -——_- Month. Morn. After. h. m. h. m I | Wednesday 2 530 3 15 2 | Thureday 341 | 410 3 | Friday | 439 5 9 + | Saturday | 640 6 11 5 | Sunday 6 43 7 6 | Monday 7 34 7 58 7 Tuesday 8 2) 843 ~ ; Wednesday 9 & 9 26 a Thursday 947 | Ww 8 10 Friday 10 28 10 4g 11 Saturday a 6S ll 28 i2 Sunday | Il 47 + is Monday i 7S 0 28 14 Tuesday ; O48 , . 15 W ednesday 1 29 1 49 16 Thureday 210 2 31 7 Friday | 257 | 323 18 Satarday 3 56 4 30 19 Sunday i; 610 5 51 » Monday |} 633 7 15 21 Tuesday | te 8 25 22 W ednesday | 8 54 9 23 23 Thursday 9 47 10 11 24 | Friday 10 33 10 55 25 | Saturday | 11 16 ll 36 26 | Sunday ll 56 rt 27 | Monday 017 0 37 28 Tuesday | 0 57 117 29 «| Wednesday ; te 1 56 30 | Thursday } 215 2 37

oP GEORGE PHARMACY,

—HEADQUARTERS FOR—

| premises.

ment, will find 1 deal bette house in tl

BUSINESS CROWS WITH US!

Charlottetown, May 19, 1892

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tague that evening.

MONTAGUE SEORGETOWN at 7 a. m MONTAGUE at 6 a. m., and }

GEORGETOWN at 7 a.

a CHARLOTTETOWN at 1 p. m.) MONTAG..&

at 11 a. m., 5 and GEORGETOWN at 12 m.,

board. For Rates apply to Agents :—

BEER & SPRAGUE.........

FISHING TACHKLE,|

—— NAMELY ~~ Flies, Rods, Reels, Lines, Casts,

Hooks (with and without Gut), Landing Nets, ete.

WE HAVE NO FIVE-YEAR-OLD STOCK

at a 39 per cent. dis-ouat, aur d» we adver-

tise to sell our stoc’ at that discount, bat only

azk » fair and honest profi: on a new and excep- tionally good stock.

Our RODS are very fine,

@ked for them. ss E F, DeC. DAVIES.

and worth the price

may!3

PENNYROYAL WAFERS.

A specific monthly medicine for ladies to restore and regulate the menses producing free, healthy an! painiess discharge No aches or pains on ap proach. Now used by over 30,000 ladies. mee used willuseagain. Invigo: ates these organs. Buy of your druggist only those with our signature across face of label. Avoid ay By Particulars maile fe stamp. OOx Address, EUREKA CHEMICAL , COMPANY, Dernort, Mica.

For sale, mailed, by GHO. BE. HUGHES, at Apothecarie*’ Hall, Ch’town. dw ly—septag

JAMES A. MORRISON, H ALIF AX.

AGENT FOR

WARREN, CAKEBREAD & C0.,

TEA MERCHANTS, London, «= England, — -AND ALSO-—— First-Class West India

Firms, etc. SPECIALTIES:

Tea, Sugar and Molasses.

Carefui attention given to consignmenta of Prince Edward Island Produce. REFERENCE—Bank of Nova Scotia.

OFFICE—Pickford & Black’s Wharf.

Halifax, August 13, 1891—dy & wy

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Several

World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893.

HE Government of the Dominion of Canada bas acoepted the invitation of the Govern- Mentef the United States to take rt in the World’: ‘‘olumbian Exposition, to held in Chicago from Ist May to 3tet October, 189%. As it is important that a very full di-play of Cana- products be mide on that occasion, a

ral invitation is ex'ended to Canadian pro- Ucers and manufacturers in agriculture, horti- Culture, products of forests, fisheries, minerals, machinery, manafactures, arta, etc, to assist in

nging together «uch «display of the nstural resources and industrial products of Canads as Wl be & credit to the country.

An Executive “ommissioner for Canada har

nm seppointe’, who will have the genera! charge of the exhibits and the allotment of space,

€od the several Previncieal Governments beave

hn invited to co-operats with the view of mak-

« the exhibition as complete and satisfac‘ory “- eibe

he Dominion Government will pay the trars-

dort of exhivits going and returning, and for the Placing of articles sent

Sctries must be made not later than 31st July

u€ reception of articles at the Kxvos:tion build- ings will commence Ist November, 1492, and all ethibtts, excepting Live Stock, must be in place

¥ let 4 pril. 1903.

orms of »pplication for space and general in ation can be obtained on applying by lette

Dost free, to the undersigued.

WM. SAUNDERS, Executive C »mmissiouer for Canada.

taent of Agrical'ure, wa, 36th April, 1802,

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McDONALD & WESTAWAY WM. HARRIS..... caeedeers

i i | IN THE FAGE OF DULL TIMES

|rented the large the premises of Mr. H. Haszard, which we have fitted up as a Jobbing Depart- Physicians and Country Dealers

Passengers’ Tickets may be had from

+e eee eee eerere

We find it necessary to increase our

In order to do this we have Basement underneath

hat we mean business, and will r with them than any other 1e trade,

REDDIN BROS.,

Cameron Block, Opposite the Post Office.

THE STEAMSHIP ELECTRA

WiLL LEAVE

GEORGETOWN at 7 a. m. for Montague, thence to Annandale (tide parmitting) MONDAY, 30th, and each alternate Monday, returning to Mon-

at 6 a. m., 7s on TUESDAY for Pictou, and returning at a 2 p.

m.

on WEDNESDAY for Charlottetown, calling at Murray Harbor North and South and Beach Point

on THURSDAY,

Murray Harbor and Georgetown.

on FRIDAY for Pictou, Harbor

for Montague callling at

calling at Murray and South, Murray River Puint, returning SATURDAY

Nort h Beach

to Georgetown.

he Agents of the Boat or oa

Freight siouid be delivered one hour Defore hour of sailing.

..«ee»Montague Bridge.

fe FS | EE eee Lower Montagge.

alison hoe aer seul Georgetown. ... Beach Point.

eee Oe WIPE. « cc aviavevecene »»Murrsy Hirbor South,

BENJAMIN CLOW.......... CARVELL BROS............

may3l—dy 4w 2aw wy 3m

vakacdes Murray Harbor North. y eS be ceebus 60S Charlottetown.

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WILLIAMS’ PIANOS

ture. with the general public

Ky Force of

ments sold every day all uver Canada, ye perfect satisfaction, means something.

WILLIS PLANO

ap9 —dy eod & wky

EXSHAW’S

RE IN EVERY WAY FIRST CLASS, appealing to the highest musical cul OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND IN

USE. They make their way

Merit Alone.

The WILLIAMS PIANOS are scarcely more expensive than ordinary instru-

t they will last ten times longer and give

and are fully warranted by a Company whose guarantee

2 ORGAN GO.,

SOLE AGENTS FOR NOVA SCOTIA AND P. E, ISLAND.

BRANDY !

A HIGH-CLASS

20,000 CASES Exported to India in 1891

CABINET

expressly for the Lord Mayor-elect of L» London Clubs and West End Hotels.

CRYSTO

A new sad most Churches, Clubs, Hotels, Dwellings, etc.,

fiscting heaven's own hues.

sO

Crystographs.

apl4—3m

champagne Cognas,| J+ EXSHAW & CO.,| we Bord

FRANCE,

popular device to imitate

young lady enthusiasts, or for those who desure a hobby to reproduce. GRAPHS are unaffected by atmospheric influence.

J. E. ALBRO, Halifax, N. S.,

DRANK IN '! Bvery Officers’ Mess

eaux, THE—

—IN

| BRITISH ARMWY.

Every Bottle protected against fraud by a PATENT WIRE ENVELOPE.

J. E. ALBRO, Halifax,

Sole Agent for Maritime Provinces. x--—-———

mn DUM SPIRO SPHRO.

WHISKY,

A NOTED BLEND OF OLD HIGHLAND HIGH CLASS WHISKIES, selected

ndon. The most popular Whisky at the

For sale by all first-class Houses in the City.

J. E. ALBRO, Sole Agent for N.S, and P. E. I.

GRAPHS,

etc.

CHRYSTU-

LE AGENT FOR N, 8. AND P. E. I.

I have great pleasure in informing the public of P. E. Island that I have riven the sole sale to THEO. L. CHAPPELLE, who will carry a full line of

de EK. ALBRO, ‘

STAINED GLASS, for decorating The designs are most beautiful and artistic, giving a tone of richness, warmth and color to the interior of the edifice, re- CRYSCOGRAPHY offers a scope for the amateur, or

COLONIAL

Philips Square

MONTREAL.

WE ARE NOW SHOWING

NEW GOODS

. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets,

Curtains,

Upholstering Goods,

Furniture,

Mantles,

Millinery,

Ready-made Clothing, Ladies’ Boots and Shoes, Stationery,

China, Glassware, Grockery, Kitchen Utensils, ete., etc.

THREE RIVERS STEAMSHIP CO’Y. |rinest assontMent IN CANADA.

N. B —Mail orders promptly aud care- fully attended to.

HENRY MORGAN & CO..

Colenial House, Montreal. ap22—t ts tf

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FIGUSE,

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[LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

| MKernaghan—A Remipiscence,

Sir,—It must be thirty years since one ‘winter day, at dinner, a telegram wae | handed my father, addressed to the Rev. ‘Theophilus DesBrisay. As the only sur- | viving son of *‘the old parson,” who died 14th March, 1823 (some 40 years before), my father opened it, It was from a Mr. Kernaghan, sn Irish solicitor, who was at Cape Tormentine waiting to cross to the Island, and it intimated that my grand- father’s presence was urgently required in his native land, to prove the marriage of the late Cesar Colclough (pronounced Cokely), Chief Justice of P. E. Island. After a day or two Mr, Kernaghan ar- rived. His business was important ; the succession of a branch of the Colclough family to the estate of Tintern Abbey de pended upon proof of the marriage of our Chief Justice of that name, and it was sup- posed that my grandfather, as Rector of St. Paul's, had performed the marriage ceremouy. But no record of such marriage was to be found in the books, and the memory of the oldest inhabitant could not recall such an event having taken place in Charlottetown. Eventually the late Mr. Theophilus Stewart accompanied Mr. Ker- naghan to Ireland, and his evidence estab- lished the case for that gentleman’s clients. Mr. Stewart’s testimony was based upon his acquaintance with Cesar Colclough and his family in Newfoundland, where he held ottice after leaving P. E. Island. I remember distinctly that Mr. Kerna- ghan was anxious to entertain the principal Charlottetonians, and wished to have ** the parson at the head of the table and the priest at the foot”—so he expressed it. ' Religious strife was running very high at the time, and it was explained to Mr. K. that such an arrangement of the table would be impossible. I cannot recollect whether the dinner took place, but I do remember that Mr. Kernaghan was very much shocked at such an alarming state of society. it was evidently a condition of affairs to which the Colclough family have always been strangers, if we are to judge from the following newspaper clipping, which 1 ask you to be kind enough to publish, and which, 1 think, will prove interesting to some of your readers.

Wittram ©. DesBrisay.

Ottawa, June 2, 1892.

A WexrorD LanpLORD HoNORED BY CeNANTS.—A novel incident occurred iu (intern Abbey, Wexford, recently, when a 1umber of tenants presented an address und iy _ of sovereigns to Captain F. D. B. Solclough, J. P, who with his family are hreatened with evicition from the abbey. } At the beginning of theland agitation Captain Colelough gave his tenants a reduction in ent of 25 per cent., by which merciful action ie deprived himself of any benefit from the «state. The remainder of the rents went catirely to the mortgagees, chargeants nd others, so that the generous-hearted Japtain’s sacrifice for the tenants meant the ianding over to them of ailthat otherwise je would receive for his own support. Capt- iia Colclough said, in response to the present- «tion: ‘*My heart is too full of gratitude to ‘he Catholic priests and people of Wexford {or the efforts -_ have made on behalf of my tamily and myself, to allow me to speak as J cught in thankiog you and them for the kiad ect. And why should it not be so? Looking Leyond and above the monetary value of this jresent which you have just handed me, cave [not reason to be proud to-night? Was caere ever in the history of this country such an example of the noble and high-spirited character of the people of Ireland, and of the people of Wexford in particular? Here am I siffering in religion from you and your loaders, coming as I do from amongst 6 vlass which has always been regarded as sae bane and the curse of the people of Ireland—here am I when in trouble, sup. corted through thick and thin by the very reople who in the natural course of events s10ould wish me and every member of my class forever out of the country.” A dinner was c1en served in Tirtern Abbey, during which Capt. Colclough propvsed the health of ‘‘the riesthood of freland” He said that as far cack as "98 his great-g-andfather had saved toe lives of two Catholic priests, and had sheltered them in the Oastie of Rathrobbin, vrhere they lived. He was in charge ot the

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{How ave you!” _Nicely; Thank You,” }

{ “Thank Who!”

"Why the inventor of

ScoThs EMULSION

h cured me of CONSUMPTION.”

Give thanks for its discovery. @That it does not make you sick when you take it.

Give thanks. That itis three times as efficacious as the old-fashioned cod liver oil.

Give thanks. That it issuch a wonder- ful flesh producer.

Give thanks. Thatit is the best remedy for Consumption, Scrojida, Bronchitis, Wasting Dis- eases, Coughs and Colds.

Besure you get the genuine in Salmon color wrapper; sold by all Druggists, at goc. and $1.00,

SCOTT & BOWNE, Bellevilic.

ceace of the district, and «as supposed to be on the hunt for the friars when he was shel- caring them They remained there until the iisturbance was over, and a small farm of fourteen acres was set apart for their benefit -y the family. They remained there for many years until the time came when the laws igainst Catholics were repealed, and ever since the farm was locally known as the ‘ Priest’s Meadow.” As an Irish Protestant nis proudest boast on behalf of himself and family, both on the side of the Biddu'phs and :ae Coicloughs, was that wken in Ireland a price was set on the head of a Catholic priest jast with the same formality as on the head of + wolf or other vermin, there was not a member of them ever took p.rt, direct or ine lirect, in the disgraceful hunt. No, he had always esteemed it an honor, which he prized jearly, to have the friendship of the Catholic priest all his lifetime, and he hoped the bond which now existed between the Colcloughs sad the clergy of Tintern, Ramsgrange, The Elook, Sutton’s Parish and all round the coun- scy would never break, but would strengthen and cement them more closely as years went by.

Dothed> i ae

cow not a single ounce of any but ae leaf of the finest quality has v in the “‘Myrtle Navy” tobacco,

the public cannot be misled on this

CARD.

he will carry on the

I have on han

for the

Railway-free of charge. Address

JOHN WILLIAMS, r to Thomas Ridgway. Prinee Street, €h'torn,

may3l—12i

1 subscriber begs to inform the public that

ess of the late ‘Thomas Ridgway, as Florist and Nurseryman. a choice collection of House Plants, which I will sell cheap; also, a lot of Budding Geraniams at $1 per dozen; a lot of choice transplanted Budding Annuals and Plants en. Orders punctually attended to. Plants boxed and delivered to Steamboats and

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iteddin Bros. novidwly

From the beginning of its manufacture until ure een The ciapufacturers of it have a settled belief that int, and chat any tampering with the quality of the got elsewhere in this city.- Jas. Paton & Co., trand would be a monetary loss to them.

housands of dollars a year saved by mixing \vith an inferior leaf, would not repay them for a doubt on the part of the public as to the quality of their tobacco, oes

SxHiLon’s Cure will immediately relieve :roup, whooping cough and~ Bronchitis,—

The total loss by the floods in the south- rh states is estimated at $29,300,000, and

A Hard Profession.

Old Dr, Johnson once said addressing a slass of medic«l students, that the study of medicine w.s a most arduous undertaking; ‘hat the most comprehensive mind and the most industrious student could scarcely de more than explore the portals to medical knowledge during the brief time alloted to study before commencirg practice, but that th: oughout bis whole Jife the responsibilities of his profession should reat upon him like a night mare.

He should explore every avenue ot natural knowledge, must become familiar with chemistry, natural philosophy and natural history, but, above all, he must learn the construction of his own frame, the means by which he lives, moves and has his being. He must understand the nature of all those influeaces by which health is broken down and restored and by what means disease, suffering and death may be averted, Dr Johnson further says that poth- ing contributes so much to the support of quackery as the present insufficiency of medi- cal knowledge. Men do not, he says, easily abandon hope, but as readily put faith in ig- norant pretenders as drowning men catch at straws.

“The good that men do in this life lives after them.” During the lifetime of old Dr. Johneon he invented what is now known as Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment, a standard fam- | ily remedy of su: passing merit. This liniment is both for internal and externa! use, and it is safe to say that no single remedy ever dis- covered has done so much aaa as has this one. It is inexpensive, ready at a moment’s notice night or day and may be used with | absolute confidence in the thousand and one ailments that afflict humanity. In the cure of severe cramps or pains in the stomach or bowels, dysevtry, diarrhea, acute or chronic, this ailment is a sovereign remedy. In the case of chronic diarrhoea it is certainly worth its weight in gold. It has been known to cure cases of from ten to fifteen years stand- ing after the sufferers had been given up.

j28 d6i whi

News Notes.

Last week $1,750,000 in gold was ordered for export from New York.

The net profits of the Methodist book and publishing house for the year just closed were $22,000.

The Russian Government has raised the duty on coal and coke, 25 per cent. on the former and 10 per cent on the latter.

— are progressing remarkably well in

the orth-west Territories and farmers, especially new arcivals, are delighted with prospects. The total lors by the recent great flood on the Mississippi River and its branches is estimated by reliable authority to be $29,300,- Princess Marie, eldest daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh, has been betrothed to the Crown Prince of Roumania.

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Sold That Time.

Sheridan one day, when coming home from shooting, with an empty bag, did not like to go home completely empty, and seeing a number of ducks in a pond, a far- mer leaning on a rail watching them, said : ‘*What will you take for a shot at the ducks ?”

“Well,” he said, “I'll take half a sov- ereign.”’

“Done,” said Sheridan, and he fired in- to the midst of the flock, killing half a dozen.

‘I’m afraid you’ve made a bad bargain,” said Sheridan.

“Well, I don’t know, said the man, **they were’t mine.”

To Dispx. Coips, headaches and fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the Hood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of

° ve

An alarming death rate from cholera pre- vails at Serinagur. Teheran, the capital of Persia, and districts in Afghanistan have less serious outbreaks. Fears have been felt in Spain and France, and the idea has got hold of the public mind that an out- reak of Asiatic cholera may be due. Out- side of India there is really no evidence that the fierce type of cholera has appear- ed, and the authorities there, it is to be hoped, will impose rigid restrictions upon the movements of ail pilgrims.

SKODA’S DISCOVERY pe ag yt a or Hea erv ver. Kidneys, Blood. Guarantes contract with every bottle. Pay only for the good you receive. At all D sts, $1.00 per bottle, six bottles $5.50. If you en to tet aa magn REME- LS, 8 or rning Lighit.”’ en

A young man calling himself Lord Beres- ford has disappeared from Rome, Georgia, owing $7,000.

MAKEs FLESH AND BLoop.—When the sys tem is all run down and there seems to be no hope of obtaining nourishment for the body by the ordinary proeess of food supply and digestion, when the body is sinking fast, then is the time to use Miller's Emulsion of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. It always works wonders, because it is a flesh and blood maker and contains all the constituents for nourish- ment found in wheat, in fact, Miller’s Emul- sion is a perfect ‘‘ staff of life,” and has saved and cured thousands, In big bottles 50c, and $1 at Charlottetown drag stores. pulse

Mellissa waterproof coats at a big discount. One job lot to clear at prices that cannot be

arket Square. jus 3i 500 boys suits from 3 to 14 years; 300 pairs worsted tweed pants, 300 waterproof coats, 200 gents black worsted suits will be offered at prices that will sell, Call and see this lot at the largest, —— and best clothing store.—Jas, Paton & Co., Market Square. ju8 3i Hurrah, hurrah, for home mibedie Goff

belesened is nos yet,

SKODA’S DISCOVERY is King of Sarsapearillas.

MI

I. M. HARMO) -

Physicians and Nervines

BOTH FAILED!

NERVOUS PROSTRATION

Of Years’ Standing

CURED BY SKODA’S!

GExTs :—Your President, Dr. G. C. Kil- gore, will recall ine fact that last June when fn the City Drug Store in your City, { told him that on account of extreme} nervousness I had been unable to attend

to business for sev- BETTER: pom o that was then

resting from all labor—mental and physical. I was trusting in Nature as a last resort, as Physicians and Ner vines had utterly led in my case.j} At that time I was troubled with Ner- vousness £0 badly that I could not sleep] an hour some nights. I would have a

crawling or creeping sensation in my limbs, that was more unendarable t ;

any pain. M Brain would ieet THAN tired and confused, if I tried to think upon any subject for ten minutes. Dr. Kilgore gave me six bottles of SKO- DA’S DISCOVERY, and three boxes of| LITTLE TABLETS,telling ne they would greatly help me and he thought would cure me. I took the medicine according to di- rections _ have seen no symp- toms of Nervousness since taking the fourth COLD Hottle. sleep well. Nerves are strong. Eat heartily, and am well. I have told scores what

it has done for me. Resp’ly yours, Portland, Me. IM. HARMON.

THE ONLY MEDICINE SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE CONTRACT WITH EACH BOT- TLE. TRY A COURSE (6 BOTTLES) AT OUR RISK, IF NOT BENEFITTED RETURN BOTELES AND GET YOUR MONEY. Pay ONLY FOR THE GOOD YOU RECEIVE.

SKODA DISCOVERY C0,, Wolfville, N.S.

Fag agg

Window Blinds

—AND—

Curtain Poles.

HE BAZAAR OO are showing the finest stock of ENGLISH, AMERI- CAN and CANADIAN WALL PAPER in Charlottetown. A Grand Jury, consisting of all their old customers and one hundred new ones, has been appointed to examine into the case and decide where the BEST BAR- GAINS are to be had. They are daily giving their verdict as follows :— “For Handsome Papers, Dadoes and Borders to Match, the Ba-

zaar Co. are away ahead.”

Their WINDOW BLINDS and CUR.- TAIN POLES are very fine,

LAST YEAR'S PAPER almost given away !

GZ See their sample BOOKS.

BAZAAR STORE,

Queen Street.

Charlottetown, March 29, 1892.

LYE

ae UREST, STRONGEST, BEST. or use in any guantity. For making Boap, Bofteninx Wate . Distndecting /and a hundred othet

eq pounds Sold by All Grocers and Druggists. Ba ww. GriILiLET x, Toronta

CAUTION.

EACH PLUG OF THE

Myrtle Navy

IS MARKED

I. & B.

IN BRONZE LETTERS,

Bros’ boots take the lead. june4tf ““HACKMETACK,” a lasting and fragrant per- fame. Price 25 and 50 cents.—Reddin Bros. nevldwly

NONE OTHER GENUINE.

jan2—.dy & wky