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List of New Advertisements

it .1 R: rlen, M. .-\., Mt». Allison College

lion}. L. Chippelle. . . . .Teachsi- Wanted R llunt . . . . . . . . . . ..Sl.ll1'Jm0.l'lldO Races.

Tea. her Wanted.

1 Vi: \t‘llliR WANTED for the .\lill~uvn School, No. lO5, Prince 1‘ iinty. Apply to BENJ. l.. UAMPBELL, mi Ill il‘_’iswl Little Pierre Jacques.

1,‘ j) 141 1,1 ‘ 3'3 1). vacnvoscol-lea t . \ J J Prick or hoods worth 8‘, 2111-‘ lxivgts ml p 0 Picture Book that will air .- _\‘ .111 yr u on t eroad to n bandsomn for- ‘.l|lIt', t‘“1l ft‘ !lllV6‘m])!Iy 2081388. A. Kl\\t:\. Ch. G. Ynrrnoutb, .'. S. nug ‘.3 8m

Mount Alison College

thin} Allisons Ladies’ Qollege and Conservatory of Music Sack- ville N. B.

71‘ Ill: :L~‘c'n year begins Selprt; lat. Literary courses extend from mary branches through Yniversity Curriculum to B. .-\.|dc- irroo. >tniY of 16 in addition to University l'r0l¢= ssoriste. Four teachers of Musical Stat! am -,:r-minutes or German Conservatories. 1-‘ie .\rL' l-llocution. Physical Culture, Short- hami. Piano. Violin. Vocal Culture, Pipe Or- gan are all taught. by s ecislists. For catn- iiuruvs apply to Bl-JV. . C. BORDER. I. A. Princlpa nug. 20 eod 2w

CHARLOTTETOW N

Steam Ni_i_i_I_. Do Lt’d

suuutii Afllklniflllf

on and after Monday. iili July, 1892.

V ‘HE Steamers NORTHUMBERLAND and Sr. I.aA\\'RE.\'CE, will make daily trips as under, local time, (Sundays excepted.)

I.<-zive Cl nilottetown for Pictou every morn- ir g, except Wednesday, at six o'clock, local, so as to ins-i e connection with the eastern train to Cape Breton and earlytrain for llalifnx. On Wednesday sle will 'ea.ve at eight o'clock to accommodate excursion- ists and others.

Lea ‘e Pictuu about I2. 3.) on arrival of morn- ing train troin Hnlifax for Charlottetown. Leave Siimmersilc on arrival of morning train f.om Charlottetown, ‘for Point du Cherie, and connect there with trains for all

parts of fanadi and United States.

Leave Point du Chen: on an-.ival of morning train from St. John, for Summerside sud connect there with trains for all parts of

the lslsnd, reached by P. E. I. Railway same evening,

Connections at St. John with International Steamers every day until 4th Sept. to Boston and with Mallory Line Monday for New York. At Halifax with Steamers of Can. Atl. S. S. Co. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

AG!-Z.\'l‘s—J C. ‘Ma.cKintosh, I~Ia1i'3X; Chub 6;’ Co , St. john; Noonan 6-'_ Davies, Pictou, and D. Gordon, Summerside.

F. W .HALES, Charlottetown.

Ch'town, June 25cod 3m

PICKFORD & BLACK '

Season 1892.

Steamer “Fa.stnet, J. E. HOPKINS, Commander,

‘VILL sail from Halifax every Monday Evening at 6 o’clock, calling ‘at

Cameo, Ar-*chat,Purt Hnwkesbury, Sour!!-

Charlottetuwn and Summerside.

Returning, will leave Chsrlotteiio-vn every Thursday Evening for_ Halifux, calling at Port Hnivkcsbury, Anchat and Csnso.

Lowest rates of freight to all ports on the route. Through billsof granted from all rt: of cnll to United States, West In ies, Great Britain andContmsnt.

For all other information apply to

W. W. CLARKE. . s As- at Charlottetown, April 20, 1892.

Have you trio 1 the

‘CABLE EXTRA’

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B.EilllllllI8Ell siiiniiin mini

“Mungu , ‘'Kn:keI

“la la."

Ugivasally acknowledged to be supe- rior in every respect to any other brands in the market. Always reliable, as has been fully dcmcnstrntedbythe millinns that are sold annually and the increas- ing dema nd for them, notwithstanding an increasing competition of W0‘ 03‘ Hundred and Twenty-fin F9»¢W1'i°'~ This {act speaks volumes. We 81¢ not cheap Cigar manufacturers. No 3

DAVIS é‘ SONS,

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can go into a bar room and got a drink. There is a vast difference between the urban and rural population. The pres- ent law has not been in force long enough

for me to give an opinion. There is no inspection of liquor: I think there should be an inspection of all liquors for sale; I think heavy bqnds shou'd be given by every msn wishing to engage in the liquor busiuess and he should be held entirely reliable for all damage.

To Dr. McLeod—I imagine a man would swear to a lie in his own interest if he thought he would not be found out. These people are those who have no menus to put at stake and who take bribes to go on the stand and swear fnlsely. I believe the best thing we could have is prohibition but there would he s vast amount of smuggling and I think difliculty would be experienced in enforcingsuoh a law. The people who would smuggle liquor have only to run the gauntlet and escape the revenue oflicors.

The shores of this Island srs very easy of approach, for those who wished to smug- gle. I do not remember whether there was much illicit sale under the old license law.

To Mr. Clarke-—Sometimes they would

1 go to jiil, at other-s they would petition

the Governor Geuernl and get out. There were people under the Canndn Temper- ance Act who would buy a gallon of whiskey and sell it, and then buy another and sell that, and s . on,

To Mr. Mclnn‘ I believe there were 146 places where -v was sold in 1879. To Mr. Clnrke.—-i‘ l- ieve the Act was repealed because tbv pt , lc were disgusted with the disgraceful state of nifiirs which had iirisen under the Act. The Women's Christian Union took up the work. They did the best they could. They expended a. large sum of money, and then ap- plied to the City Council to get it back The Scott Act was a. perfect nnd com- plete failure. I believe it was repealed ct nscientiously by the people. In the towns I would have high license, making the liquor dealer give 3 heavy bond, and try him as it criminal, for every leg that was broken or life lost. There is total liquor prohibition law in the State of Maine. Under the Canada Temperance Act the rich man could import his liquor nnd the poor man could not-.

To Dr. McLeod.—A City Council elected by the people represents the peo- ple. The miyor represenu tin people. The men who went to jail for violation of the law, only represented a section of thol city. The liquor trade is evil, and who- ever eugngcs in the liquor business sure to be is reduced to proverty. The curse "of Godis upon it.

To Judge McDonald-—In favoring pro- hibition I had not the slightest intention of shutting out fermented wine for sacra- mental purposes. The Holy Eucharist mnnot be mcddlai with by any court or parliament on earth. That: is low wbpre God Himself is judge.

H. M. Dnvison, (swoi-n)—— -

To Mr. Clni-ke—I am city clerk. There is no Scott Act fund. All fines go into the city. The Scott Act had just been re- pealed when I came into office.

To Mr. Gigault—I have the complete city reports since 1885. We have not is complete fyle before 1885. We have copies for 1875. I cannot tell the exact amount of fines which were collected. There were is number of persons fined un- der the Scott Act.for selling liquor illeg- slly. I do not know whether the present lnw makes things better or worse.

Chas. Cameron (sworn)—To Judge Mc- Donnld—I am City Msrslisll for the City of Ch’_town. ,Hnve held oflioe n little over two years. 1 did all I could to corn out the law. Illicit sales of liquor were going on under the Scott Act. The present li- quor sellers are mostly those who X illegal sellers under the Act. The regu- lation not has done away with selling in back plscss and in grocery stores.

To Mr. Clnr-ke—-I bad no hindrance in doing my duty. The council was com- posed of a majority not; in favor of liquor

traffic, and generally the force is guided by the opinion _of the council. I was s

ioemaii on the force before I was The Scott Act was beneficial

to some and to others it was not. I do not know of any bed room or oflice- dginking. Liquor was sold in grocery stores. I remember of the increase In the

lice force under the old license law. Tlic cause of the increase was because

there was 1 lot. of shipping. The sailors oould procure as much mm as they A wish- ed, and the rows and fights were so nu- merous thnt extrs help was needed to keep order, The new law is working

came into force. We. rdoe wants to get drunk be can do so lfandy

has decreased.

getting 25 cents worth of liquor, nndnext any demanding the same ainbunt without the quarter. He generally got it to keep him from ~ To Mr. Gignult.—'1‘here are about 75 houses. in the city where liquor is sold.

under the Scott Act. In many houses the stock would be kcptinnjsrorina few ,bottles. -

well. Drunkenness is steadily on I ‘V the decrease since tboifi 19!’,

make msny Irreltls 50°53”, ‘ shops are all over the city md snian » .

home and the police can't getjthem. The number of houses where liquor is sold .

To Judge Mncdonald.-—Some of the i I drunkenness under the Scott Act was due , , tosman going int.na_tavern one dayand ~

There is not as much liquor drunk. 00" _ _. 12 or 15 year ago. The 1300?!‘ 53'9"‘ got. the money to buy it. It would he hard to say how many houses sold liquor ‘r *

11. ' bl F .....::°.::;°...,.°=- °-my

Tun Young Indies Jonrnnl -sci‘! 1

lecture bere:0otober 14th.

teacher wanted for the Milburn school.

Rllv. _MR _MA'i'rni:w will preach in the Methodist Brick Church on Sunday morn- lng—Mr. F. S. Spence in the evening.

Mas. Baron, of Pownal’ street frme, was taken to jail last night, for giving one of her free orntorin concerts. She will be disposed of this morning.

Tun market was well attended yester- d‘Y 50“! by sellers and buyers. The ‘"931 Bnprfly of county produce was to be seen. Prices were about” the some as last quotations.

G09P§,[,"MEETING.—R.0membel' the Gos- Del Meeting in McLeod’s Hull‘ Sunday afternoon at 4o’clock, conducted by the Rillwsy men. Strangers always wel- come. Leason Psalm 11-1; “Trusting.”

_You_hnven’t got to catch the fly and stick him on to the paper if you buy the kind of fly paper we sell. All you have to do is—lny the paper on a table; the fly does the rest.—-Johnson's Drug Store.

M R. Unswonrri is now having fitted up for use upon the Cape Traverse Branch railway, a first-class car divided llit.n'fr‘-ll? compartments :—-(1) for baggage; (2) for second-class pansengers ; (3) for a smoking room, and (4) for first;-class passengers. The latter will hold twelve passengers and the seats will be cushioned precisely as on other first-clnss cars, and every necessary sccommodstion is provided.-—Enm.

_ OUR evening neighbor says: — Dur- ing the lightning and thunder storm last Wednesday night, which was un. usually severe in the eastern portion of the Island, a fourteen.yesr-old son of Mr. Angus R} Campbell of Dundee was struck by the deadly fluid and instantly killed. Mr. Carnpbell’s house was badly wrecked, and he himself was knocked senseless. MP8. _Csmpbell received is severe shock in the side and when her husband recovered congciousneiis be discovered his wife lying pi-ostrnte with her clothing on fire. After attending to her he looked for his son,snd discovered his body along-side of the loun- ge with the clothes portly consumed. The poor little; fellow seems to have been kill- ed in an instant. The stricken parents

hnvethe sympathy of the entire com- munity. ~

Shipping. Port: of Summerside.

Outwnrds-—Sch. Advance, Orr, Richi- b|1¢t0. cargo; ctr. Premier, Kelly, Hali- fsx. general cargo; Fastnet, Hopkins, Halifax, genernl cargo. : I hIt:;r°nrds-Sufi. E9113 Char-' ° Wu. 11686; 0 . 0 '

Ch’town. mdse. , , , gnu. The exports yesterday per steamer Nor-thumberlnud were as follows :—To U. S.: 99casea eggs, $348;1caselobstel'8, $7 ; 4 bbls. mackerel, $40; 17} bbll. berries, $51. To Dom.—3 threshing Inilll. complete. 8900; 2 horses, 270 yds cloth. $216; 20 cases eggs Q16.

1'!!! in in HEALTH.

;lll,_E,RS

'Unlocks.a.ll the clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrying off gradually without weakening the sys- tem,a.ll the imp.;;'.Z:«= and foul humors of the at ‘$1. :20 time Cor- recting ty 0 3 Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headgchcs, i;:..:.c:.:, Haartburii, Constipation, l.5'."yn’_..s,_g:=f the Skin, Dr0P5F. D1'.'."I';*I—.3S or in ion, Jaun- Salt R‘-_:.*.-‘cm, l;'.v7.'*i —,;19.s, Sero- iula, Flutterizg or * ‘2 heart, Ner- vousness, and Ge:zer-.1 Debi1ity;all these and many other similar Complaints yieldto the happy influenceof. BURDOGK BLOOD BITTERLS‘. - ’

For Sale by all 2’)e.zZer:.

WILBUBH &f0.. l~‘:t;2?i:t~2rs. Torontii

P. E. Railway

Saturday Excursion.

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Excur-

sion Rueturn Tickets will be issued every Saturday at Charlottetown for Point du Chane at $2.50 each, and to Moncton at $3.00, the former being good for return on same day or following Mon- day. and the letter on Monday following

date of issue. J. UNSWORTH, Super-inteudant. R zilwsy Ofiice, Olrtown, Aug 9 4i

r1:h_s.S’e;:rc'tioris,i>ii . ‘Blood andpremovcs éll purities from a Firriplq to

DYSPEPSIA. BlLl9' CONSTIPATION.“ HEA Act-u: SALT r-7'-:«';'.u_M. $GROFULA- HEAF :suI=i's:I'~ r~

bar, is at the Diamond ‘ ‘ J. W. Bniioouon, the Glllotliiilllt,-‘ is

.Siin advertisement in this issue of

- Fmndinm the Post Oflice nbuncli ofkcys. I attlie Guardian nnilpdying forthis adv.

s's._

, L purer meet- a.m. .::'Public. worship at 11 a.ii;,»~’~snd st 7 Pxm. Sabbath ‘School at 2.30 pm. —

Bnrnsr Carmen. — Sudday, August 21st, preaching st. 11 n.ui , by Rev. M. Ross, and at 7 pm, by Rev. D. Miicleod.

Snnvicns will be held in the First Methodist church, Sundsyyss follows. :—- In the morning, at 11.30’,c’clock, prayer meeting. At 11 o'clock.. Rev. .‘ Matthew. ~Ssbbatb School and Bible Class at 2.30 o'clock, and-in the evening It 7-o'clock, Mr. F‘. S- Spence.

Tun Snnvicns isms Methodist

church, Sunday,- "p ' to we :——Prs or meeting at 109" m?'gscl"i_ing at 11 s.,m. Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2.15

in. Class meetingglod by Mr. G. W. itchie at 3.15 p.m. .Prenbhing at 7.

Sr‘. Prri-iii’:-i CATHEIDRAL —Tenth Sun- day after Trinity. Holy Communion st: 8 run. Mstins 11. Evensoug at 7 o'clock.

Mnirrmo Housn, U per Great George Street. To-marrow’ erv st’ 11 a.in.' Bible Class and Sunday hool at: 2 30 p.m. Evening Service at 7. O. B. Emery will preach at the Morning Ser- vice.

Knnsmo-rozv H.iLr..—Ssndsy School and Bible (JIM 2.30. S mg Service. Preaching st 7 by Rev. 0. Matthew.

rooms will be addressed Rev; W. C.

tiou.” Rev. Mr. Msttli , man and we hope to see with young men to hear' at 4 o’cloc . "

Pipe Smokegs

You may be satisfied witll the brands of tobacco: you have been @ing for years.

wont hurt you. Douit d n theor- er of buying, but buy at

Foimn, on Queen Charlotte- town,’ D. A. Bruce's, the cheapest snd

furnishings. A veryone sho d call and see them. Aug. 19. 6i

Nnw goods just received at Stanley Aug 19th-,—3i cod.» 7-.

8 they don't like our

20pm-cent discount. Hover the . vsrtizing come and get.

truth tbnt _ e_ Bros. don't knock spots of any firm‘: ‘~7town,’on child:-en's cloth- ing.—-Aug. 18, 3i

you can buy it the cheapest.-,-tf

they are so cheap. tf A Gun 13303., are now offering n lot of

Nnw black moirerribbons in all widths, also ladies’ dress caps just received at

order for $12. Scotch suiting: from 814

J one 21 cf

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Grogit Clearance} Sale of A r special‘ reduced prices.

"Is it any use advertising at present '2 ” I The consensus of ' 0 °nioii is that with _ thr-as-’ population out of town, all efforts in this direction of inducing business

ow. HAVE no-'r gr-‘outta i1‘

Their efforts tokeep this popular IQ!’ ll , thejmonths of ‘ st 83 Se bomber in the e in A

. * have beé'n marked ivitlislhe most‘ uiiquuliilzdn I P . Pu‘ .

THIS IS N OTC WONDERFUL? ‘considering that enortnom quantities of ‘sub y Goods have been offered at pgices own -_,down. .

This week and until further vv"?.wi,ll‘io stifii The Y. M. C. A.—'1‘h_e men meeting to- f0u(_’Wing beenprepa I Hi I _ '. . , D marrow afternoon in the ‘Y. M. 0. A. for mducting those who have and those who have not patronized us in the psst to hvour 3

Opposite Market South Side.

fourths of the‘ is useless.

'vic'r:

stantial D . lflohscertainly fo

9“ u . _.. -. Na, in the future, also to lower our enormous lar stock. . M" 3 ‘’’‘’°‘ "1 -9"“ 8‘ ALL our STOCK of Silks in plain $5: rfancyvsurahs,-Bsngulins, . 1 also, all our ‘large stock of standard makes, in Blacks,ColoiI, It ._ Any lady in want of 9. genuine Si1k'.},];)ress, will do wallto visit, this ’ ..= ,- following are a few of the p flbred to effect a 8 dy claamneo. ' for our standard Black Silks $1.20 and $1.75.. ,_ I Colored Silks $1.35,‘for 9.50. ‘$1.50 for $1.00. Silks, Bbc for 45¢. , MANTLES—-Lot Summer Jackets sold at $8.56, for $0; $4, for}: I‘ llflolb

Colored Cloth capes $2.90 for $1.95. Silk Lmiiuuiu sold :1, J 90. 1.

Grant it; thntyou are satisfied. As there goods is always room for more improvement, we tale

ask to t o 01.» Cu irPL , t - ssmokilillg toblzccotrmd we bvelievcuiodrvsllll $9’75’ $12’ now’ $4'73

be nnrrnn satisfied. . In anycnse ii‘ trial tion price $7. Manufacturcr’s lot of B

price, $14.00. Never before was there such value ofibred. Beaded % , $5.00, 36.50.3100. Dolmnns," regular _ price I1

LOUSES, in Lawns, fancy Cottons, 1 choose from, regular price 800. -Dissolution sale price 50o—fiis lot inns: " regardless of cost. 1 101; Silk Blouses $1.90, tor 31.00. ‘ , . j _ MILLINERY ! MILLINERY l — MILLINERY l English made Bonnsts II‘ -_ '1

best puma in-the pi-ovtnetu to buy cus- less than cost. Untrimmed Hats iniwhite Leghorn black and whit to cliflr, st prises

"°"‘.""“ “'9 ° °1°“‘’“ ' 5"“ “"5 heard of in this oil: . V r N APERY.--Large additions have been made in this .depsrtmsIi_t

imported a. very heavy stock, and in order to makes speedy clsuuncfp, y 1 . 3,».,._ 3...; mi, ,.1,, 1,, ,,,d,,»,, ;,,,,,,,, Linens, Towelings, Bed Furnishings, selected by... J Aims PANII. E years experience as a Linen Buyer in all the of “ bod stock of the sud Garmsu A . celcbrared BATH’ W , , t _ 4,“ 1 «M1,, ,,,—’,’,,'°‘-’»"- - l,,,,.,,,, on, can help leading shndes, whitc,»bi~own, drab and stripes, from the lowostwth the ft but like to buy‘ ran’: ‘clothing from —extraord1nary value offered to clear this lot. ' ‘ , ‘ >- TABLE . CLOTHS in white Linen, in good variety; Tibia sags. Tshis myth -it wonderful prices.-—Pi:owse bleached and unbleached,‘ Dinner and Tea sizes; Bedroom ‘Towels, in v , Linen; also Linen and Cotton Kitchen Roller Toweling cheap. In ihct, ' j

: ‘No to any ‘and tell the department has been marked away

' " , always‘ on hand and i — 500'Chi-isty

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GLOVES! -GLOVES’! ‘ GLOVES l— French makes, in 4 and 6 buttons; also 4 5 and 6 stud, in inns _ om: buy Tnnglefoot Fly paper, it is —one special line, in browns and tans, will clear this -fine‘ lot ‘ .' I §°:d‘;°:f.‘}1",‘;“:l’.{;-B '11‘; dngdtggf Fiveninég Gloves in great variety: also fine black and colored’ SilkdGloVfl, _ _ _ ets an tips, selling low for cash. Hundreds of pairs 0f~Cottou an Lisle, Glovu, to 7 r r Operating to such advantage in the exceptional circumstances is make V purchases, of «V such importance as to .warrant us _ ststing tilt the stock that we are now showing of rich, valuable and high class Gloves is _ . p , st and most complete stock of Gloves ever shown on P. E. 2 , HOSIERY l HOSIERY ! HOSIERY l— Ladies’ Cotton Hose, from 5 cents a pair

Mm 11- Y9yps’8- lglgewmw of her Hundreds of pairs to choose from, in all the leading makes and shades» E3! " “ Li.‘~‘E°“' “Edi? Yen pr “°"1'%3.'.f.’:’l.‘“o°.’°'..";'§‘ l:.i"*...."f..... "‘ _ ,,,,,.,,;,,, ~,,,',, wies; aies ner-c ..AME8 ‘. . . AllsUvlr[ou<:nCsnndiau tifsekdbdiitittz ..‘ia§°Z". in" this department, and are pregpared to ofl'er qualities that cannot be bent. Lid Vfi 5

Wu like buying boots at Gofl’ Bros.’, from.

boots st knock down prices.—tf dimn'y_ _ comparison the ‘ la

,0 m.50_ 50 pie” ,0 mm from well to call and look at these Goods. Also, one lot1of Ladies’ White Skirts, ll.N.’k Vh ‘ Nobby patterns. John Mnoleod & Co: Night'Dresses, 88c. for 58¢. _ 4 ;

" ;_-5.? —

-83300“.

puipsssfini but

insulation fit i

down so as to»efl‘ect'nc1esruioo. _ , ‘variety ever . . illkib

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Our. latest job lot of trowsei-ings is the best yet. No trouble to sell them, they are going like hot cakes. Any man went- ing a pair of pants should call and see them, they are plums. John Mnoleod & & C). Junej21 tf

Waiits.Lost, Found, etc i

ANTED immediately. A nurse maid. Good references required. Apply to Mrs. F L. Haszard, Euston Street.— tf

LIMITED number of Snbscri ‘ans will be taken at this Oflioe at hal price from new Siibscribersto the Do.ily_or Weekly

Kentucky Stock Farm, Breeder’: Gnzcttc,‘ Farm and Fireside, New York Weekly Wit-

WANTED—By the 23th inst. For 9. tailorin est nblishmeiit in Amherst 5

I N CLOTHING to have just opened 9. lot 0f..A.LI:_-W_Q0,I_'1, rooms sum to as from 13 to.18,»,-7sars,o1'3-86. 190“ t at 9- 39-W308 and will be gold at 03.75 a SIC-I —

enuine bargain-_ic£’>ii‘sidering,tlie no 'ty. . « H , 7 Our MEN’Ssnd'LI'1TLE B Y8‘-SU_ITs will ggchegp. If you are in wait oft 0 8. g s the goods’ and pricesthnt will suit you; and A cultnrizt and the Century Magizine. aug-18:! 7 don't buy ya Dill‘ bargains.

' ~ The goods hafj; got. ffo “'go‘a“iid

Giiar-"inn for the following publicsti'ns:— g ness,._Portlsnd Transcript, Amgrican Agri- d,0n't

‘nodoubtrabout it. No i:-essonzsble oh: 1* gr

Coat-Makers: Apply to Stephsnfiilliphsnt §“_?“m°1' G90d3;»§_ L

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‘ “No'r‘th“WiIt1s’hire. aug‘!_IT,.:’15V'_3;P!1~J .

_. - . -. -77 <‘~’ as: ‘.2. ,'.->.‘-..._' ~:. '; -“ ‘.’5*;' 3’ -2 .. s -- 3- -Jr‘ .;3"f)'.Q‘“‘8f"m-an astiuatioxra‘ . H dfiowcls. l:1F.-|_l;Q¢,1§3.. swilhngto‘ Ind learn," Addms.

2‘. 0, 567. ring 15 cod if.

The owner can secure some by callin

‘V ‘fit? f 1‘ 0 f on --

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7 '* loin‘ I l”_. u ,_ r.

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A READFUL Léiv PRICES or BOOTS AND; snroinsilfaii {hell 0 Shoe Stor .1. slaughtered.

1 West side on

e the month of August. The stock must be sold and goods will be en Street, near Market lfiqniire, Gharhttslowa.

Dominion Boot A

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