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l’_&l¢._ thin. fired. i1ei°vous,deprcssed? M* 7°” d°°‘°" °b°“‘ “UUE AYer’s Sarsapariila for this bad

condition oi your bl d. if h “ ». if not, then don’t takeoll. We fgclgliliieriillgv TSE: 10':-I Tgngkgx,

_ 1 ' ll F. G. Bovvun shipswll hbls. Ben Davis'

what doctors say about this old fiimii medicine. i‘~‘¢»r‘i°:'r°"' .

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For the Finest Finished i

Photo Work Come' to the ,

Lcadlnit Studio

A CARBONS - PLATINOTYPFS i

ARTISTS PROOFS

ceo. n. cook. `

'NEW DMBRIBAY I 0 . The Studio where babyLi;c;K1'”|

welcome. '

HUGHES’ HERB FOOD

Is a guaranteed flesh, milk and egg producer. _Fcedii to your cgwg, ‘_ ogs and hens and note the im.

provement it produces at once, ‘his preparation has becouie very popu ar with farmers and stqgk

lrgisers who feed it. Price roc per

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The

“Silver Pluie that Wcar.r.”,’

You.,Know*

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a_ Anvrmrissas ans again reminded that

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came tm "you n d allordinnry “changes should be in this

hese, Good

puaerentn bought, 5° year; ggiinm

Reporters and Correspondents v Everywhere. `

office no latter than one p. ni. to insure

n insertion in following issue.

“I847R0gersBros. _ FP"

JAMi~;s McEAo1ii¢iiN and irrauklyn

Jenkins, Alberry Plains, have returned from ii visit to friends at Woodvillo, Mills, Kings-iC0. i

‘ Tirr: Paul Lea Co., recently organized with acapltal of $ii0,000. is to take over Paul Leii's wordworklng factory on April lst. The business is to be operated on , n large scale with Mr. Lea as manager.- Moncton ex. '

Ti-rl! following young uicu, all of Oyster

, Bed Bridge, left yesterday afternoon for

\Vinnipeg:-Nelson Kent., Atthlngtou Scllar,.losepi1 McDonald, lioward Carr, ltufus McDonald, VVllliaui Pidgeon,

\ Charles Henrtz.

} Do you wont to hsnr an old-t.imei'i Jolfs

Spooush;/iweglis l§:1al;’esi3eFor§s' llld Anthem is one hundred and twenty years

I ' Cold Meat Forks’ Ladlgel eg P°°°°I old. lt was sung here sixty years ago.

Apothecarics’Ha1l. ’ wg

Jeweler.

W. WELLNER

Not many of those who sang ii. or thoso

, who lieard it are still with us. all that can will come and renew their associatioiis.

Complete steamer cargo to arrive

Ist May. Liverpool salt, strong full bags.

Liverpool F. l~`. salt. Liverpool rock salt.

Liverpool fishery salt. Also now in stock`:»~ 4,ooo bags Cape Verd Fishery salt. 1,500 bags Liverpool salt.

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cAigvEi.i. Brees.;

The Man Thar Gives ` You Bargains' hc Man You Should Patronizc. .

This week money talks at our store. `1oo pairs Ladies’ Luce Boots,'worI:h from $1.65 to $2.50, at Iggc e. pair, all sizes. Men’s Rubbers, the 85c kind at 69c, all , sizes. Men‘s Storm Rubbers, all i size t ` different styles of toe-s,`, 85d \Vatch our sd.for shoe 1;

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A. E. MCEACH EN.

S OURI ,

A DRUG STORE' THAT IS A DRUG STORE '

There are lots of drug stores. You 'T

li h t lf. I so

may wonder w ei er i ina e y difference where you ialre your ,

prezricripiions or where you buy your oo ii. . K Our best promise is our drugstore 1 itself. Come in and iuveslruate it __, from front door to blclr, from top io _

i b d els- who

hottoiii. Bring niiny fi y ._ -_f is conipeieut to judge and let theiri f. investigate methods, quality of ,. flrrigrr, prleer and everyrhirg else ,_ If you dn, you are hound to become _ one of our customers because you Q will limi that this is areal drug , litove worthy the ulrne.

Mabon’s Drugstore, Souris East, P. E. Island.

ihrcc

New

Lines of Womcn’s

Lovv Shoes

for Spring!

Dongola light sole,

sc-If tip $1.65.

E Dorigola heavy sole,

pa‘ent tip $1.85. I

’i`_in colored, heavy

Alley & Bu.

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Cheese and Butter Maker Wanted

Sealed tenders will be received till no-in of

Thurliday, March goth, from experieneed_chee};ie and inmer makers, wining io conrrac with I e 'Hnelbrook Dniryiniz Conipal1Y,l°\' me 5°" `“ of roo5, iune nttojneo. _uint renderer; will

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300 barrels choice family Fi

state rice, including hel_v, tnrtiiree ws!" 5 for Sale CHEAP FOR CASI-]_

nggiigo per iooo ibs._miiL received. all sup li 1 ish d

n es urn e .

-md, P|i¢¢ per rooo lbs. milk received and

furnish all supplies.

3 (1, Price ner month. Number nf lbs. milk received lu r-in-i WIN 717 '

noolbs. Tireniakerin provid'e;‘ wirhn house by the nmpimv lin renini o 50.f0 i1¢"_Y"""

dii$arkFon envelope “Tenderlor Miker' and ' `°“ '° ],u.io1~u-:s,secr¢i»irv _

Q, d 4| Pownal. _

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. Your horse sir l March

R dd. mouth to tone u

Five FOSBS»

Royal Household.

Royal Stuart. Beaver. _ Fedora. Gypsv.

Beacon. Every barrel guerahw

Ri~:v. TiiouAs Si~;uui=:\v1cK, D. D., uncle

of ltcv. \V. H. Scdgewick ot' this city ami clerk of the Maritime Synod, who for over 5 ‘lilycavs lins been the able and respected ` pastor of thc '1`utarungouche, N. S. , 1’i'esli_ytei'ian coiigregutiori has resigned

his charge.

'i‘iii-; N. ll. and P. E I. train made its

, ilrst regular trip to Port Elgin Inst Satur- ilny after' ii. weelc`.~iliard battling with Isiinwlrnriks. Tile road has been closed dou ii since early in February null its rc- fopcniiu.: is lrnili-d with delight. by the citizens of1‘orl Elgin and other stations ou the line.

l \\'A'i‘i-;iivir.1,i~:, Me., is rejoicing orer ii new Mayor and Town Council. 'l`lie Mayor, Mr. Horace .Purintoii beg-in by calling upon those who were supposed to be selling liquor,and informing thcrutliat they must obey the existing proliibitory law or abide by the results. These msn took the hint, and Wniervillels known

as ii “dry town" ami undoubtedly Mayor

Purluton means it shall live up to it nnnie. The police dcpartnieiit is worlrln inharmouy wltli the new Council, an the Mayor says he does not intend to us any outside force to make the lnweiiee-

mm' only't0 make good use of the regulu; and First Methodist otl'er you a good bill

police force. \Vhnt Waterville has don and is doing with its prohlbitory law Amherst N. S., has done in a similar wa

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' HON Benj. Rogers retumed' t°

Aiiierton yesterday afternoon.

apples to England this week.

G. A. AND Mis. Gans cross by the Mlnto today en route to New York.

Tnolms Hughes went down tojaii

last evening' for three months for first violation of the Prohibition Law.

Cosesnr in First Methodist Church to- night at eight. No tickets sold at door.` Buy at drug or stationary stores.

A LARGE number- of the clergy who have

been attending the Forty Hours Devotion in the city returned home yesterday afternoon. '

THB w,est-ern train leaving the city at

2.-i0 vesterday afternoon was detained till -L30 in order that ii nuruher- of passengers coming from Georgetown by the special might connect.

AT Police Court yesterday in Prohibi- L on eases Thns. Hughes was lined $100 0r3 mos, cases against Fred McDonald and Ronald Steele were adjourned till Saturday and the ones against Catherine Collings and Martina Hewitt wercdis- missed.

“Ii-' Christ came to Clmrlottetovvn" is

the subject upon_wliieh licv. S. J. \’V0od- roofe, rector of St. I’iiul's, will give an address next Sunday afternoon at 3.-i5 in the Y. M. C. A. hall. St. Pnul'i~i choir' will couduct the song service nndgive two special select-iniis. Tire meeting will be for men only. With special music, a very intensely interesting speaker, and an interesting subject the' iinll ought to be filled to its utmost. A most cordial invitation is extended to all incu.

Jani-:.~i D. Mci{i:NN.\ of the C. P. lt. well known in Cliar-lotteto\\n,is houn- ngniu,nfierbiiviniz been away for some weeks, during which lic went ns far' as Sydney, C. U. Mr. Mclicuna has been ar-~ nuigiug forexcursloris to the Northwest, and says that the{indivntioii.~i are that the exodus from Nova. Scotia will this season bc greater than luis been. Enquiries are being daily received asking for informa- tion about tbcsc excursions from all ovvi- Novu Scotia. New Brunswick and 1’rli.\ce Fldwurd Island.-St. John Sun.

l“it|iiA\' the riiillliiery openings begin.

but the attendance of niilliners from out. of toviii is not as large ns usual. Owing to the state of the erossini: between 1'. E. lslnnd and the niuinlnnd none of the Island rriilliuers have been able to get over, and usunliy twelve or fourteen ceiue from that province. But at the same tiinetlicsemllliners who are nowhere are placiiip large orders, and one whole-

S sale house said yesterday that they had

g sold more goods on that day than on any 0 other day since they wont into business.

-St. John Sun.

Levi-:Rs of Music. The choirs of Grace

uf fare as will be seen by reference to the

3; iid. in another colururi. Some helpful

d‘u|,inK me lust ten duyB_ The met “mt rcrrmr‘iis, brief and pointed, will be given

the hotels have been closed shows thi someone has been feeling the effects o law enforced. But people are not tob

boycotted into wrong doing by law-brcak- _ _

'_ br-iglir choruses, one is a liniumer (no

r pun intended thc selection being nuu'kcf,l

ing liotol»keeper.~i. It is to be hoped tha Amherst hotels will open with briglii.-e

prospects and undera. new order. Sack- villc might well learn from both \\"atcr- villeaiid Amherst, how' to make ii pi'o-

liibitory low etl`ecti\'e.~Saekvillc Trilmne.

A Spokane, Wn.sli.- correspondent send

the following:-On Wednesday afternoon the rcrnains of Mrs. Catherine Nicholson,

who (iii-fi onM0ndiiy Mnwhiith, were, N<>'i'i-.s Faov It-viiim' H1\'i-111.-Y<>\11‘

consigned to their last resting place.

It by the Choir' Master. What sounds nicer f than it szicrcd smooth ilmving selection by e the oi‘cliesir'a I Do you know the "Pil-

grims Cliorus"`f A ladies t-rio, some

Bouclie [ei-mo). A couple of interesting orrrau pieces, one it duet. Mis. Ritchie, Miss'1`eiiiplc and Miss Hazel Breuiricr (with violin oblinuto by Mr. Dickie) are the soloists. Tickets are not sold at the

S door so buy your ticket previou:-ry to go-

ing, drug or stationary stores or ehoii'

' nierubers.

" scribe in this locality has long been silent

'Tire deceased was the wife- of Janice -it sieluid su useless to repent the “oft- .Nioholson of this city butlwns formerly told tale" of bitter- 1levastatingcold,'of ,,,,,1D,,,,,_.,e,|,,“.,,_y to he Wm, hcl. 10,.,,,K lof Kinross, I’. E. I. being the daugliter snow drifts, oi` delayed ruails, of cattle `

ol' J. A. McLeod of that place. Le:~as than two ycarsago sho left her borne. a happy bride, and the numerous friends oiliei~;;ii~llioodwllI grieve :it her early dcntli. Mrs. Nicholson was ill but a. short Lirue, though fronithe birth of hor bnbyiifiiireli 2nd her condition became alarming. All that lovinghnnds could do or medical skill could suggest was tried,but was ofno'u.vnll,aiid on March Oth at 5.45 ii. nr. calmly, peacefully her spirit took its flight. The

-" funeral services were held at the

borne 3.20 ENo1'a Av`eiiiie. Beside the her'or\vcd husband and brother (Archie McLeod) thc-.rc were present from the Is- ,lnnd the following: John Nicholson, James A. Gillis and Chas. A. McLean and wife. The ini-gc number' of i`ricnds nt the

ou! funemlauil Llic beautiful floral offerings

testified to the ailbcticii in which the de- censeil\vns hold. Tire choir reiulered Nearor My God to Clliee and Jesus Lover of my Soul, ninl the Rev. Wnre (pastor) spoke of the pure, good life just ended. At tliogrnve the lriipressive service of the ltebeccns was read Mrs Nicholson having beorianieiiilir-r. Much sympathy is ex- pressed for the husband and other relatives. he was truly a' noble wuiinui ii sincere Glirlstluii, ii di-

d voter wife, and though her life was short

‘ it wastllled with good deeds and those

who knew her and loved her, und who uill sadly miss her sweet presence are

is the P ` your horses and cattle.

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The ienper came tlint day, uns an angel visited the green earth,

Druggists T'Andtook tho finweraway.

PbO\1e L

Bef" Ug° 5| flu” H ,221 Farmers and Horsemen--\Ve want you

' A gallon , c to know that the beat powder on the

86° L¢ld5 "Wm ln- U U K ga on 5 1 market to bring horses in condition is the

‘ 25° a lb' Package' S4l.i!dlePBra:¢?v¢et‘dii;i(iCs<l“cbLbrushe| below ii “island Condition Powder-"'-'I'he sale for

modem," ricgg, Tl l this :irtiole is steadily increasing ewhycnr

Ggeills Of Om' 90C Te* 7°* fe `w|iichisn aranteeinitselftoltsquallty

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Ju. i<si.i.Y ai. oo “.‘.i’;‘.I2I:‘.‘.?.‘.°;‘.5§:.’.‘l';..".i»'Zi§'....i.‘.1‘.‘.?.‘I:,"§

orrosrrs P. o. 5 3-1 wwf & w Iv- I

A few BU main CUBIC ll1dh°1Pi°°““'7 lt""7 saying nothing of the numerous testi

. ' 1 ° b ll d of refined

.. .. rri;=:.?;;;.<nz'f:'ir.ross.r§‘fi1°¥--ffm P-

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“Name on every piece.”

Mmmmmm WHMMMWNW

r~'ulferirig.fortlie foddcronihe other side of the strait, of sickness mid death. 'iruly it has been ii cruel bitter winter, ii winter' of hardship ami sorrow long to ho reuiembered. but that blessed “has been" rerrilnds us that hriirliter, happier suniriioi' days are hnstening ou, and to we pluck up hope, and lirnee ourselves for the few weeks remaining of \vinlcr.~Somc of our young iuen are turning their faces to- ward the west that Land of Promise. Among those who leave are Dan Mt-Lcod, who was recently' bereaved of his mother- nnd who has c‘osed the home until his return; David Lowe and J. .l. Stewart. Other young men are expecting shortly to begin work on itlio liioiilngue lirautli Railway.-Rev D. \V. Crandall is filling all his appointments now, after se\'er‘i_il weeks interruption from sickness and stormy weatlier.~ The executive of the S. S. Association meet on Friday at the home of Miss Adelia llorion for the purpose of making arrniigeirieiits for the Conventlon which into le bold soon at Murray River. A good pr'ogr‘uni has been prepared, and the presence of the Field Secretary will greatly enhance the in- terest of tho irieetings.-l)i'. Brebnut, our skilful and popular young physician, recently made ii tr-ip to Chai-lottetowu. 'l`he friends of i'rof.Louii1 lireiuiut,brot.lier if the above, are corigraiulntiiig him upon his appolntinent to the Rhodes Scholar- ship il\l~ is ii \\ ell desc-r\e.ihonor in tho

ur & G better for hercxninple-hence her life was lr-ecviviiig of whioli Mr, li;-shunt will as

,_ ' not in vain. She has passed to a higher well honor the College ii hich he repre-

splieie sents at Oxford -Cori'

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'" ”`ih?oTéi&i`iiiircn piscuiiir sac sun

One quarter to one half off thc rc- T gular prices

Everything goes .!

No Rcscrvc

. Continues at Stanley Bros. _

T LEV BR(lS.l

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THE renuiins of William Mclntyre, who

died in Boston of astiirini on March 12th, were brought to the Island by the Minto yesterday and inlrcn to his lioriie in Cler- riiont for ini.errucr\t.'

'i`i~ii~: Minto leaves at seven this morning for Picton. The freight in Georgetown l comprises 1400 dressed hogs, 150 pkgs

milk and coffee rind tl cars sunriries.

Orwell for the pnsl. tiiree ycar's lins lioeeplrrl 11 position willi the l)i\i|'_v‘ Division, Ottawa and \\'ill iissuiiic I-l\ni'1,;o

Assiriliioia.

Tni-1 Minto reached Georgetown yester-

dny shortly nfter rioou with lit) passengc1'.~4 and ii large mail of old papers and freight. She \\':ir~i shui. in the ie: all \’Veilrie.~:il|iy night, sixliiiiles oil' Picton, but was re- lci\sedycs'te1‘<|iiy nroruirig. The reruiiin- der of t.ife` trip over was uneventful ex- cept for ri. slight detention owimz to the steering gear lmving gone a.~iti'iiy. A

rioouiuiilreneiicil iowu on return at half past. tive.

Trii-I S. S. Convention of the Eldon Dis-

trict which had to be postponed owing to the storm will bc held in the liaptist Church, Eldon, on Tuesday Zclth, lust.Tlie following is the prograniz-

AFTERNOUN.

Devotional Exercises. Reading of Minutes -Election Of’fieers.`, Address-Rev. A. J. McNeill. liliiekhoard Lesson - Rev. A. D.

Arcliibnlil.

i-:vi-:_\'r.\'i:.

Devotional Exercises.

Address-1`tev. J. Webb. Address-Rev. A. i). Arcliibnlii. Paper- A. S. Nieliolsori.

Confcrciive.

Nnn'i'ii 'i`i¢\'nN.-Tlie sail. news luis

been conveyed f1'oni \Vii.vcrly, Mass., oi’ the death of Miss Georrcia, beloved daiiglilei' of James 'l`lioius'oii, Elnisrliile, foriuei-ly ot' North Tryoii, nnrl sister of Mrs D .I Tiioiii:-ion of this place. 'l`iie deceased t`oi'iuei'ly livcd in this village, but during later years resided-ut Elrnsdnle. \\'liile living at both places sire made runny lifelong friends. About sixteen rnontbs ago slit' vreiit to Waverly, Miiss., where she uns' attacked with heart disease on Mnrcli lltb.,

Saviour, on March l2ii.h. There is leftto iuourn, besides her fntlier, seven sisters, Mr.-i Nathan Raiiisay ami Mrs George Murray, lilrrisdale; Mrs -lessi(-Ciiriicroii, null Miss' Annie in Somerville Mass.,

I~]\'_clyu, Waverly, Mass., and Hazel at borne; niso two brotliers, \\'iiliain of Concord N. il. and Archie iii Brookline, Mass. At time of death, deceasod`s father and sister were present, being hastily summoned from the home of Archie, where the forrrierlind been visiting dur- ing the prcs_cni. winter. Intcrinent. \vn.~\ miulein 1-iiookliiie, Mass., on account of the iiucei'tiiinty of getting rorualiil across the straits. 'l‘|ie in-i'1-ii\'e<l fnniily have the heartfelt syiripntliy of their rruiuy friend:-i iii this their sad hour of bereave- ment in which 'l`lie tlunrdinn lu-in-lily iulns.

\Vli\' CA'I`AlililI ]’t)iS().\'S 'l`lil‘I S\'S’i`EM.

'l`lie (`atiirr'iini gerrn ext-iles iu|ln|uiuu~

tion, ntl'riisi\-v sr-ereiloiis ni'r~ tlii'o\\'notl' and pass into the r:lr'euin.tl<n|, cfniiiiiuliuit- in the rlvcrof lifo and thus wreck the wllole body. livery eiitnrrli victim should use fragrant. healing Lfatarrliozoiic, thi- siiresi cure for over type of catari-li _yci distort-red. Gatnrrliozoiic ci~n't fnil lo cure la-raiise its vapor kills ilu- gei~ni.~ and reinoves the cause ofthe trouble. 'l`b\-n li. sontiics and heals, Stops the cough and ‘ relic-,res the stuffed up condition of ilu-. nose and throat. Tens of thousands inii re been cured hy Cati\ri'liozom\ which is giiiirautccil. Use only Cntnrrliuzoiie. ` Cuiuplcie outfit. $i.tll; trlnl size 2-'ir-. ‘

.loux A McDonald, Cheesnniker in.

Mrs. D. J. Thomson, North Tryon; Misra, B

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FLOUIK TALKS

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To have goodfbread, YOI’ must have good Flour. \Vc s ; good Flour cheap--in:small bags, large bags, % barrels aui barrels. Call and get_0ur prices. f '

beef, 80 bbls. pork, 300 eases condensed ‘ 5| D E 3 W l`| 5G C

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ofa new Lloverriment ercniuery in* w

Hnv t/,dolor oi nbc Rainbow

, can be used to paint

“ANNSGER”

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special was sent. out from the city nboul.` Q

EDDY S impervious Shcathing.

Ask your builder to use it on your new building.

Schofield iirs..

St. ]ohn_ N. B., Selling Agents, @¢¢dlhl&hll¢U¢|l§nu\UU~v I

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_argains in Pianos

The stormy winter has left us with more pianos on hand than we should have. Iii order to clore some of them out we offer splendid bargain s. We want you to call and see us-

nlzman Pianos

as well os in nimiy other kinds. Piano buyers can save money by buying' here.

Miller Bros.

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OUR POSITION

in this cominiuiitf' is assured. You know that some o the very best famil- ies are our patrons.

Our Photographs

are seen in the most artistic house- holds. The advance in photographic methods has been vi.-ry considerable during the last few years. If you wouidkriow how considerable, call at our studio. You will see saunples that must excite your kccnest admiration.

GAUVIN, GENTZEL & C0.,

J. A. S. BAYER, PROP.

Business Stand

Cardigan For Sale-A Rare Chance

Coruprising ri New Store, 70 x 27,

with Frost-proof Cellar; lnrgt: \\'li:irf and \Vrirelioiise tlicreuri.

Aisooire Lot, 120 x 90. with New

Ware house thereon, 50 x _gn feet.

A good llwelliiig House, with one

half acre oflaud attnclied.

This is one of the best business

stands in the country, and one of the best sliipping ports in the province.

Ti rms easy.

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, Zomionabic , ' tives 1

When using onc's eyes (not

abusing them) one should not be aware of their existence

An manifestation of strain

or lrrritatlon, indicates an abnormal condition.

It is our SPECIAL business

to examine this delicate organ _and discover and correct by means of glasses any construc- iivedrfeci.

G F. liUlCHESON» i

Expert Opticiau.

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